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| something subtle; a fine shade of meaning |
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| taking credit for someone else's writing or ideas |
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| going off the main subject |
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| too sacred to be violated |
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| resolutely firm & fearless |
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| incapable of being satisfied |
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| having no material body or form |
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| not to be corrected or improved |
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| to give new life or vigor to |
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| capable of withstanding shock without permanent deformation or rupture |
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| lacking substance; firmness |
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| the act of deviating espically from a moral standard |
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| to feel extreme aversion for; hate |
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| the invocation of a blessing |
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| one guilty of a crime or offense |
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| a prayer for harm to befall someone |
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| having or showing intense often vicious ill will towards people |
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| to force out of use as inferior |
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| a person who dislikes and distrusts other people |
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| a wrong or unsuitable name |
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| characterized by friendly goodwill |
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| friendly relations espically between nations |
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| tending to assiociate with others of one's kind |
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| to seperate or set apart from others or from the general mass |
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| deviation from what is usual or expected |
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| exceeding what is necessary or normal |
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| a person whose attention and interests are directed wholly or predominatly toward what is outside the self |
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| dieviating from some established pattern or from usage or conduct |
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| standing above all the others, espically in rank, merit, or virtue |
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| to free from an entanglement |
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| having no determinate shape or form |
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| one who believes there is no God |
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| to brighten or freshen up |
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| going byound the limits of what is fair, reasonable or expected |
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