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| to give in to a craving or desire |
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| proper, tasteful, socially correct |
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| the quality of conforming to expected customs and behaviors |
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| lacking energy, indifferent, slow |
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| weakness; disease; ailment |
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| an inconvenience or disadvantage |
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| perceive or recognize something |
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| nourishment, resources of survival |
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| Lack of cleanliness, untidiness |
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| a large number or a scratch to keep tally |
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| a substance or object that is used to transmit or accomplish something |
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| to acquire or meet with, usually something negative or harmful; to become liable |
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| something which is justly deserved, such as repayment or punishment |
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| having low morals and an inferior intellect |
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| stubbornness, diligence, determination |
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| specific time in history, a particular day or time |
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| change in variation, ups and downs |
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| dormant; lethargic,unable to move |
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| extremely difficult, laborious |
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| something providing comfort or solace for a loss or hardship |
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| having wrinkles or grooves; rugged |
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| the term of holding a specified office, often political |
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| slowness, ignorance, bluntness, dullness |
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| frivolity, gaiety, laughter |
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| a place for dwelling or human habitation |
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| flushed; gaudy; reddish, loud, garish |
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| an invention, the act of creating art or an artistic creation |
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| a slight shade of color, stain odor, or taste |
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| long-standing and deeply rooted manner |
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| appearance, facial expression |
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| a two-footed animal, often refers to humans |
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| to become diffused throughout every part of |
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| momentary, tendency toward vanishing |
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| stout, physically sturdy and strong; resolute |
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| lacking in refinement,awkward and uncultivated in appearance or manner |
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| a meddler, a person who interferes in others' affairs |
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| patience, restraint, leniency |
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| divine control and direction by God, preparation and foresight |
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| carefully attentive or overattentive to details |
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| freedom from punishment or harm |
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| a reprimand, scolding, punishment |
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| expression of emotion without restraint |
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| a powerful or an influential person |
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| act of removing or disposing of something , mood or temperament |
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| relating to the violation of something, someone, or someplace sacred |
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| to ponder or think carefully |
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| to urge or incite by strong appeals |
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| relating to a sequence or generations of family |
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| impressive in size or appearance |
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| a small portion, amount, or wage |
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| a healthy redness or rosy complexion |
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| devoted, even militant, supporter of someone or something |
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| hang over in a threatening matter, think about in a gloomy or serious way |
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| naturally suited; similar in tastes and habit; having a pleasant disposition |
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| characteristic facial features, the art of judging one's character from facial features |
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| to foretell or predict from omens and signs |
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| unquestionably, undoubtedly |
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| an official who can administrate laws |
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| fullness of sound; roundness in shape, fat |
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| female evil-doer, culprit |
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| to flinch, to shrink away from pain or fear |
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| pagan, uncivilized and irreligious |
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| relating to laws that control personal behaviors |
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| rule, qualification, stipulation |
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| Demeanor, manner, characteristics expressive of attitude |
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| harsh language or treatment arising from haughtiness |
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| in an extraordinary or unnatural manner |
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| a prominent place, something which projects outward. A position of distinction or superiority |
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| the presentation and urging of reasons in opposition, protestation, complaint |
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| to study closely or meditatively |
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| to explain or describe in detail |
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| pure, undiluted, complete, natural, full |
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| with persistence, without wavering, loyally |
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| to subdue, crush, suppress |
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| truly, with accuracy and confidence |
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| to hint or suggest obscurely |
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| absolute and final; commanding |
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| an expression of opposition; reasoning |
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| investigation; court or legal proceeding |
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| to urge, order, command; forbid or prohibit, as by judicial order |
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| to make sore from abrasion; to exasperate and irritate |
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| practicing strict self-denial as a measure of personal and especially spiritual discipline |
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| Severe or stern in disposition or appearance; somber and grave |
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| voluntary suffering to repent for a wrong |
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| to criticize with harsh language, verbally abuse |
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| to provide with something naturally or freely; to furnish with an income or grant |
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| disrespectful, gently or humorously mocking |
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| inappropriateness, unfavorable |
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| to soil, sustain, tarnish, taint |
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| to declare to be true, affirm |
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| relating to death, devilish |
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| simple and unsophisticated, typical of country life |
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| discouragement, dejection |
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| an impulsive change of mind, fickleness |
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| having the tendency to oppose or contradict , immoral or mean |
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| a summoning of a devil or spirit by a spell, recollection, the process of bringing to mind |
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| curse, something shunned or disliked |
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| a soothing, healing influence or substance |
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| the act of making gestures, an expressive gesture |
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| strong dislike, distaste, or antagonism; an instance of contradiction or inconsistency |
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| lacking color or liveliness |
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| epidemic, plague, illness |
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| a book, usually large and academic |
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| to polish, make smooth and bright |
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| sinfulness, moral corruption |
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| not able to be voided or undone |
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| very thin to hunger or disease, feeble |
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| a blessing, something to be thankful for |
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| to cite as proof; to lead to |
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| strength, fervor, intensity, ferocity, passion, ardor |
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| physically graceful and beautiful |
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| to support a claim, to clear a blame |
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| similarity, resemblance, fondness, liking |
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| serious, scholarly learning |
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| a characteristic worthy of blame or disrespect |
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| to make less serious, ease |
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| present but hidden; potenial |
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| to become or make heavenly |
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| compensation from wrongdoing |
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| having the highest rank, most important |
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