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| To stick to, remain attatched; to be devoted as a follower or suppoter |
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| To declare to be true, state positively; to confirm |
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| an extremely wicked, brutal, or creul act; something very bad or unpleaent |
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a trial hearing for a preformer
To conduct or preform such a hearing |
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to struggle successfully against; to prove to be a match for, deal with satisfactorily
A long religious cloak, a canopy |
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| to discourage or prevent through fear or doubt |
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| causing uneasiness or worry |
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| to give power or authority to; enable; to permit |
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| speaking or writing easily and smoothly, flowing gracefully |
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to move in slowly or fall behind
a falling behind; the amount by which someone or something is behind; an interval |
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| to injure very seriously by cutting, tearing, crushing, ect. to bring to ruin |
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| a wrong idea, misunderstanding |
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| one who expects things to turn out for the best |
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| to roam about stealthily in search of something |
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| to make stupid, dull, or groggy; to surprise or astonish |
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| in a bador nasty mood, resentful, gloomy |
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something added to complete a thing or make up for a lack; a section added to a book or document;
to provide such an addition or completion |
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to have a heavy, violent, violent, swelling motion (like waves)
A powerful foward rush |
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| a quality or characteristic (especially of personality); a distinguishing feature |
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| dishonest; not guilded or controlled by moral principles |
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