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deviation from the expected
defect, divergence |
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to reduce in amount, degree intensity
decrease, weaken |
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set aside or suspended
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to reguard with horror
despise, loathe |
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expression of approval, an award
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| an accessory item of equipment or dress |
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| to give up or relinquish (a position of power) |
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without composure, frustrated, proturbed
shame |
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to submit or agree without protest
comply |
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showing warmth or friendliness
approachable |
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quick, well coordinated in movement
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cheerful readiness
eagarness |
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to attract or tempt
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| excommunication, ban, or curse |
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| deviating from or inconsistant with the common rule. |
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| to be uncaring or uninterested |
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| placate, soothe, or bring peace to |
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| to call by name; to appeal to |
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| official approval, praise, or commendation |
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| to pronounce clearly and distinctively |
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| subtle deception;trickery |
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| to attribute to a specific cause |
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| with a sideways glance, with distrust, suspicion |
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| to take in and absorb as one's own, to fit in. |
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| apart or widely seperated |
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| to influence through trickery |
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| severe in manner or appearance; strict, stern |
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| to stop; as at an obstacle and refuse to go on. |
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| inclined or eager to fight |
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| showing or expressive of gentleness or kindness |
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| to dispose of by last will |
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| merry or gay in disposition |
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| desire to do good;goodwill |
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| to deprive of or make desolate |
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| the loud harsh cry of a donkey |
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| to persuade by flattery or promises;coax |
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| subject to, led to by whim |
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| to consider or treat as holy |
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| pertaining to the sky or heaven |
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| expression of strong disapproval, harsh criticism, or official rebuke |
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| speediness or swiftness of action |
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| made in secret, often to conceal illicit or improper behavior |
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| to come together and join as a group |
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| to stick together in a mass that resists seperation |
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| to arrange in proper order |
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| to wear away or irritate from constant rubbing |
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| to stop, cease, or bring about the end |
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| having the same amount or measure;equal extent or variation |
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| to clear from a charge of guilt or fault; free from blame |
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| to bear or conduct oneself |
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| to behave as if one is conscious of decending from a superior rank, position, or dignity |
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| to feel or express sorrow for |
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| complacent, nice, agreeable |
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| a conclusion based on incomplete evidence |
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| to make, declare, or set apart as sacred. |
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| to bring to completion, perfection. |
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| tending to consume, affliction with consumption. Syn: wasteful, |
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| fabricate or invent/plan with cleverness or evil intent. |
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| flirtation, wasting of time |
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| confirm or give support to a statement, theory, or finding. Syn: confirm, approve, support. |
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| to cooperate secretly, to conspire to do something considered immoral, illegal, and harmful. |
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| a comfort, the act of giving support. |
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| warm, sincere, fervent, a liqueur, a tiny stemmed glass. |
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| performed w.haste, little attention to detail. |
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| washing or cleansing the body; could be part of a religious ritual. |
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| seeking and enjoying the company of others. |
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| defeated, vanquished, cowardly. |
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| a standard, rule or test on which a judgment or decision is based. |
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| to burn or seal w/cautery: laser, branding iron, electric current. |
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| belief that selfishness determines human behavior. |
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