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| (adj) offended., insulted |
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| negative: exacting, meticulous, hard to please |
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| pretentious display to impress others |
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| tendency to be easily molded or shaped; tendency to be flexible or easily swayed |
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| proud to the point of arrogance |
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| state of being overly convnced of one's importance |
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| characterized by haughty scorn, snobbishly disdainful |
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| lacking flavor or zest, unstimulating; vapid |
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| rashness; impulsiveness in thought or action |
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| to bring to a state of peace, to satisfy |
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| (adj) sucking up, doting on someone |
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| freedom from bias or selfish motive |
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| unwise, lacking in caerful strategy |
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| a state of being civilized; decent behavior; good manners |
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(adj) abandoned to serious vice
(serious vice = prostitution, drugs, etc) |
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| lacking moral or legal restraint, unchaste |
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to postpone
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come down from high position
"he deigned to give us his attention" |
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| humiliating, causing chagrin |
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