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| a quantity that is more than what is appropriate |
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| to do well; to grow strong and healthy |
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| bulkiness of body; a state of obesity |
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| a projuse or abundant supply of riches |
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| to be plentiful, be filled |
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| juicy; full of juice or sap;full of richness; or plant such as a cactus |
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| fragrant, smelling strongly; tending to arouse memories or create an aura |
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| fragrant, smelling strongly; tending to arouse memories or create an aura |
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| brainy. intellectually refined |
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| happening afterward, following in order |
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| a bad situation a mess up |
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| prevented, clocked, to abstruct; or frustrated |
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| to lose posession of through failure to fulfill some obligation |
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| carry out, acomplish; forced or compelled or pt in force |
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| become much greater in intensity or size or amount |
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| honorable, mentionable, something to be praised |
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| a long, slustering speech; tirade or accusing, nagging |
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| excessive, especially in the use of alcoholic beverages |
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| reconciling, soothing, comforting, mollifying |
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| hard; strenuous; requiring much effort; very difficult |
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| a manner or walking, stepping, or running; carriage of the body in going |
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| characterized by great strength or power of endurance |
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| done or achieved with little effort; easy |
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| a drama with a romantic story or plot and sensational situation and incidents |
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| arrogantly domineering or overbearing |
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| difficult to understand, mysterious |
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| devoted to feasting, or to good-fellowship in eating or drinking |
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| excessively emotional; dramatic |
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| a ruler who has absolute power |
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| open disobedience or resistance |
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| one who flatters in the hope of gaining favors |
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| experts with good taset/ judgement |
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| flattery; admiration that is more than is necessary or deserved |
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| a self-seeker who attempts to win favor by flattering influential people |
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| suitable for plowing/ farming |
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| thin, pliable, and often somewhat transparent |
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| the clear and precise pronunciation of words |
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| wisdom that is recondite and abstruse and profound; intellectual depth; penetrating knowledge; keen insight |
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| the diverse nature of something |
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| deserving blame or reprimand |
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| a remedy that improves but doesn't cure |
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| showing low estimation or esteem |
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| prone ot engage in lawsuits |
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| stating briefly and concisely |
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| scarcity, as of something customary, essential, or desirable |
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| certain to happen, unavoidable |
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| showing feeling openly, affectionate |
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| plentiful; abundant; generous |
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| full of melancholy yearning or longing; sad |
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| a succinct, brief expression |
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| stiffness; unwillingness to change or bend |
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| ornate and overly complicated in wording and general style |
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| so small, trifling, or unimportant as to be easily disregarded |
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| generous; forgiving; good-hearted |
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| not regular; undependable |
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| peculiar to open person; highly individualized |
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| gain time as by postponing an action; avoid committing oneself |
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| lengthen; extend; draw out |
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| a scornful facial expression |
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| a trifling way of time; to dawdle |
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| the quality or state of being unhappy |
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| the art of using language effectively and persuasively |
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| uselessness; hopelessness |
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| possessing careful attention to detail; difficult to please |
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| diligent, assiduous, devoted to a task |
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| bearing a grudge, feeling or showing a strong tendency towards revenge |
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| motivated solely by money or gain |
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| overly sweet or sentimental |
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| extreamly careful and precise |
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| having a very large number; indefinite number |
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| filled with passion or zeal |
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| to portect to strengthen against attack |
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| to great to be described in words |
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| perfect, complete, supremely skilled |
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| foundd on probability; having a reasonable basis for belief |
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| haing a harmful effect; injurious |
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| loyalty; firmness of purpose |
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| to pay attention; to give consideration or attention to |
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| a natural inclination or tendency |
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| having no useful purpose; pointless |
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| not influenced by, showing,, or involving personal feelings |
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| the act of breaking apart or decomposing; loss of unity |
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| dreadful; hard to overcome |
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| unclear or doubtful in meaning; having more than one possible interpertation |
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| something that covers and hides from view |
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| done in a instant; immediate |
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| going beyond reasonable limits; excessive |
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| the quality or state of being humble in spirit |
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| speak in favor of; support (an idea or plan); urge; plead for |
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| an excessive feeling or self- satisfaction |
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| appearing stiff and unyielding |
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| give comfor or sympathy to |
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| having great diversity or variety |
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| predicted on the basis of existing data; extended |
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| skillful (in using mind or hand) |
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| wicked; immoral; disreputable |
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| lacking spirit or liveliness |
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| bundensome; hard to undertake |
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| untidy in dress, peronal habits |
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| the practice of giving jobs to loyal supporters |
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| trading one product for another |
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| how closely related something is |
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| the power of knowing things without thinking; sharp insight |
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| fallacious reasoning, faulty logic |
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| being open to the gospel; hearing God's word |
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| to speak of in a slighting way or negatively; to belittle |
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| to make less by or as if by cutting off or away some part |
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| a simplified representation |
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| person or thing symbolizing some idea or quality |
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| people who expose/throw out old ideas |
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| loyalty to a political cause or party |
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| loyalty to a political cause or party |
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| keenness of judgement, mental sharpness |
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| candid, frank, or open in character or quality |
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| understood or known by only a few |
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| difficult to comprehend; obscure |
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| conclusive, representing the limit of what can be done |
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| hard to understand; known onl to the chosen few |
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| distractibility, forgetfulness, disorganization |
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| insulting or contemptuous behavior |
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| selfish disregarded of what is proper |
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| strong desired for fame, honor, or wealth |
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| a feeling of excessive concern |
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| not regular; undependable |
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| hard to see, not noticeable |
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| skillful in influencing or controlling others to your own advantage |
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| lacking in judgment, hephazard |
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