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| moral uprightness; righteousness |
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| humanitarian; benevolent; relating to monetary generosity |
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| to speak negatively; to belittle |
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| brazen boldness; presumptuousness |
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| great personal dishonor or humiliation; disgraceful conduct |
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| having the ring of truth or plausibility but actually false |
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| disastrous or ludicrous defeat or failure; fiasco |
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| knowledge of actions or events before they occur; foreknowledge; foresight |
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| to make greater, as in size, extent, or quantity; supplement |
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| refusal to moderate a position or to compromise |
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| not influenced by personal opinion, just the facts |
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| influenced by personal opinion, biased |
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| a feeling of absolute hopelessness, or to lose hope |
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| overwhelming fear or to be very afraid |
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| to make very angry or impatient |
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| an obstacle, something in the way |
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| weighed down with a heavy load, burdened |
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| a sharp, biting smell or taste |
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| having a nasty smell or taste, roaring |
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| highly disgusting, offensive |
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| to criticize with abusive language |
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| to abuse or treat with no respect, or a strong feeling of dislike |
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| to criticize or speak badly of |
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| extremely stingy or miserly |
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| to heal or return to good health |
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| genuine and true, not fake |
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| all of a person's descendants |
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| an essential fact that others are based on |
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| the review of past events, hindsight |
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| freed from guilt or blame |
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| deep regret for doing something wrong |
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| feeling angry or insulted from an injustice or wrongdoing |
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| feeling or expressing remorse for a wrongdoing |
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| to please, or make less angry |
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| to deeply respect or admire |
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| having to do with school or education |
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| an old saying usually considered to be true |
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| increasing through successive addition |
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| a specific style of art or literature |
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| an introduction to a formal document |
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| a narrow crack, especially in a rock |
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| to complain about little things |
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| appearing dirty and wretched |
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| to leave or withdraw, as from a a dangerous area |
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| an overwhelming defeat or to defeat |
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| juicy and tender or covered with plant life |
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| rich, characterized by wealth |
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| to act as if you are better than someone |
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| arrogant, behaving like royalty |
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| act or practice of refraining from indulging, especially in alcohol |
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| expressing disdain or extreme dislike |
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| connection between facts or events |
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| sharp-witted and intelligent |
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| very clever and smart, tricky |
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| having no feelings or not caring one way or another |
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| without concern, calm and cool |
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| mental skill or quickness |
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| not wasteful or extravagant |
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| a characteristic peculiar to an individual, quirk |
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| a person's moral character, honesty and truth= fullness |
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| having superior power and influence |
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| able to handle money wisely, not extravagant |
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