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| To agree, to comply quietly |
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| Pertaining to beauty or art |
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| To make better; to improve |
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| Something chronologically inappropriate |
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| Ban, curse; something shunned or disliked |
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| Accessory; subordinate; helping |
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| Prehistoric, ancient beyond measure |
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| Glorification, glorified ideal |
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| Self-denying, abstinent, austere |
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| False rumor, damaging report, slander |
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| To make less severe; to ease; to relieve |
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| Monstrous, shockingly bad, wicked |
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| To waste away, to wither from disuse |
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| To weaken; to make thin or slender |
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| Prophecy, prediction of events |
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| Dignified, awe inspiring, venerable |
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| Having favorable prospects, promising |
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| Premise, postulate, self-evident truth |
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| Harmful, with evil intentions |
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| Fortification, stronghold |
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| To insist repeatedly or harp on |
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| To misrepresent; to expose as false |
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| Hostile, tending to fight |
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| To give or leave through a will; to hand down |
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| Good-natured geniality; atmosphere of good cheer |
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| Blessing, something to be thankful for |
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| Act of breaking, violation |
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| Rough and abrupt in manner |
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| Rhythmic flow of poetry; marching beat |
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| To flatter, coax, persuade |
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| Immature, lacking sophistication |
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| To submit completely, surrender |
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| Impulsive, whimsical, without much thought |
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| To punish; to chastise, to criticize severely |
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| Universal; broad and comprehensive |
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| Carefree, happy; with lordly disdain |
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| Directed or moving towards the center |
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| Shame, embarrassment, humiliation |
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| Trickery, fraud, deception |
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| Easily angered, short-tempered |
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| Roundabout, lengthy way of saying something |
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| To encircle; to set limits on, confine |
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| Secretive, concealed for a darker purpose |
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| To grow together or cause to unite as one |
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| Dialogue or conversation; conference |
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| Collaboration, complicity, conspiracy |
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| Physical grace and beauty |
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| Knowing partnership in wrongdoing |
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| Feeling of uneasiness caused by guilt or regret |
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| Overcoming distrust or hostility |
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| Correspondence, harmony, agreement |
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| To evoke; to cast a spell |
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| Consistent with, in agreement with |
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| Accomplished, complete, perfect |
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| Self-control, self-restraint |
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| To contradict, deny, act contrary to |
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| Sociable; fond of eating, drinking, and people |
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| Twisted, complicated, involved |
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| Tangible, material; having to do with the body |
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| Obesity, fatness, bulkiness |
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| To pamper; to treat with great care |
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| Facial expression; look of approval or support |
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| To annul, cancel; to make a contrary order |
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| Acceptance of something as true or real |
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| Guilty, responsible for wrong-doing |
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| Hastily done, superficial |
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| To discourage; to intimidate |
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| To degrade or lower in quality or stature |
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| To discredit; to disprove |
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| Losing leave in the fall; short-lived, temporary |
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| Proper, tasteful, socially correct |
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| To belittle; to openly condemn |
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| Respectful and polite in a submissive way |
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| Harmful, destructive, detrimental |
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| Depiction, representation |
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| To submerge, overwhelm; to flood |
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| To express doubts or objections |
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| To slur someone's reputation |
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| To remove from a high position, as from a throne |
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| Sinfulness, moral corruption |
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| To belittle; to disparage |
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| To belittle; to disparage |
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| To abuse something sacred |
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| To dry completely, dehydrate |
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| Very poor, poverty-stricken |
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| At random, rambling, unmethodical |
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| Skilled physically or mentally |
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| Allowing light to show through; delicate |
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| Authoritative statement; popular saying |
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| Shyness, lack of confidence |
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| Bewildering, perplexing, slightly disturbing |
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| Wandering from topic to topic |
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| To belittle, speak disrespectfully about |
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| To pretend; to disguise one's motives |
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| To scatter; to pursue pleasure to excess |
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| To move or act confusedly or without clear purpose |
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| To foretell or know by inspiration |
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| Creating disunity or conflict |
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| Rigidly fixed in opinion, opinionated |
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| Amusing in a wry, subtle way |
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| Pleasant sounding, soothing to the ear |
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| Threat of force or intimidation |
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| Gloomy and irritable; suffering from indigestion |
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| Exhilarated, full of enthusiasm and high spirits |
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| Law, command, official public order |
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| To instruct morally and spiritually |
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| To erase or make illegible |
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| Stuffed doll; likeness of a person |
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| Impudent boldness; audacity |
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| Expressing emotion without restraint |
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| Belonging to a particular area; inherent |
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| To weaken, sap strength from |
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| To produce, cause, bring about |
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| Hostility, antagonism, ill will |
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| Boredom, lack of interest and energy |
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| To settle comfortably into a place |
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| Momentary, transient, fleeting |
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| A person with refined taste in cuisine |
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| Short, witty saying or poem |
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| Understood by only a learned few |
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| Not earthly, spiritual; delicate |
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| Belief or character of a group |
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| Momentary, transitory, short-lived |
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| To show clearly, display, signify |
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| To aggravate; to intensify the bad qualities of |
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| To clear of blame or fault, vindicate |
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| Utterly detestable, abhorrent |
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| To urge or incite by strong appeals |
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| To remove from a grave; uncover a secret |
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| Urgent; excessively demanding |
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| To clear of blame, absolve |
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| Minor weakness or character flaw |
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| Patience, restraint, leniency |
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| To repudiate, renounce, disclaim, reject |
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| Strong point, something a person does well |
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| To sink; to fall helplessly |
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| To dance or skip around playfully |
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| To make heckling, taunting remarks |
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| Fluent in an insincere manner; offhand, casual |
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| Relating to sense of taste |
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| Purposeful exaggeration for effect |
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| One who attacks traditional beliefs |
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| Peculiarity of temperament, eccentricity |
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| To call into question; to attack verbally |
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| Imperfectly formed or forumlated |
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| Beginning to exist or appear; in an initial stage |
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| Huge force destroying everything in its path |
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