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| To gather or collect, accumulate, earn |
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| To listen to, pay attention to, consider, to mind |
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| To wander casually with no set plan, to ramble |
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| To render unimportant or without worth, to negate or invalidate, to anull legally |
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| To erase completely, wiping out all traces |
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| Changeless and unchanging, unalterable, eternal |
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| Significant genetic change, the one changed |
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| To ease, making less severe, to alleviate or relieve |
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To make dim or unclear, to conceal, to hide
Vague, mysterious, remote, dark |
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| To study or examine carefully |
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| To suppose, propose, suggest, to assume or affirm |
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| One who talks in favor of something, an advocate |
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| To tear down completely, to demolish |
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| To calm, soothe, or appease, especially by offering to be nice or do someone a favor |
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| To ctiticize harshly or to reject someone, often by ignoring them |
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| A highly skilled performer |
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| Unwise boldness, rash or reckless behavior |
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| Use of your own will, by your choice |
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| Sluggishness, Lethargy, Inability to think or act quickly |
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| A feeling of puzzlement or doubt |
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| Fear, worry, apprehension |
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| A series arranged by rank or grade |
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| Lack of government, often resulting in lawlessness |
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| The highest point or acme, point of culmination |
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Quietness or restraint in personality
(Adj-Reticent) Silent, restrained, reserved |
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| Time of relief from activity, rest, pause, lull |
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| Clear and distinct, sensible, intelligible |
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| To explain fully and clearly |
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| Extreme stinginess, thrift, penny-pinching |
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| A sentimental longing for a past time or state |
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| An ancestor, prior person in a position |
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| Showing wisdom and wise judgement; discriminating wisely among choices |
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| Fostering respect and awe; arousing fear |
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| Wise as a result of experience and thought; shrewd and discerning of judgement, prudent, wise elder |
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| A form of control, power, or effectiveness; referring to the use of a lever |
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| To lessen or relieve the severity of a condition |
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| Intellectually deep; deeply important; complete or all-encompassing |
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| Showing good judgement, wise, discreet |
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| Particular down to the tiniest detail |
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| A major belief, principle, or doctrine of a group |
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| Indefensible, Unable to be occupied (by a tenant) |
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| Revealing much care and effort |
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| Elastic, able to "snap back" after change or misfortune |
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| Persistent in holding on; retentive |
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| indefinite, vague, theoretical, intagible |
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| definite or specific, real, tangible |
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| loose, unstructured, not firm, negligent, slack |
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| tight or constricted, rigid, adhering firmly to accepted standards |
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| to wither, degenerate, to waste away |
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| to flourish, to grow and quickly expand, bloom |
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| wealthy in a material sense |
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| very poor, lacking necessary material goods |
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| A system of sounds for letters, groups of letters, and syllables; acoustics, the science of sound |
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| harmonious musical composition; symphony orchestra |
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| displeasing, harsh sounds; horrible noise |
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| pleasing or sweet sound; harmony |
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| a positive, upbeat, favorable outlook on life |
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| a negative, discouraging outlook on life |
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| the desecration (profaning)of something holy |
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| weighty importance; seriousness |
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| lightness of approach or treatment; humour |
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| To defile or profane something sacred or very special |
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| To make sacred or holy or worthy of respect; to hallow |
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| firmly determined; steady; faithful |
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| uncertain about behavior; vacillating |
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| lacking personal feeling or involvement; in a detached, unbiased, fair manner |
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| Colored by personal feelings or opinion |
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| Shaky in foundation, therefore able to be refuted (proved wrong or false) |
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| Impossible to refute (prove wrong or false) |
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| Easily angered; testy, choleric, touchy |
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| to twist; twist sideways in pain or suffering |
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| Naturally silent, untalkative; laconic |
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cheap-looking; showy, gaudy
(n) showy, cheap finery |
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| Subservient, abject, annoyingly submissive |
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| Secretive, deceptive; clandestine |
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| To warn strongly, reprove; show disapproval |
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| forewarning or foreboding; presentiment |
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| deep-seeded bitterness; old emnity |
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| quietly resentful; lowering; gloomy, dismal |
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| self-reproach, regret; a guilty uneasiness |
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| to regret exceedingly; feel remorse or sorrow |
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| to reconcile by acting as an intermediary or go-between in a dispute |
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| of only ordinary quality or low quality |
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| the desire to see another suffer; extreme ill will or spite |
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| To slander, defame; speak of in an ill-willed manner |
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