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| to grow together into one body; to unite as to form one mass, community crowd, etc. |
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| causing argument (issue), quarrelsome (people) |
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| respectful yielding to a judgement or opinion |
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| lacking confidence; shy, reserved |
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| the act of wandering away from the main topic |
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| made commonplace or stale, usually by overuse |
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| marked by a narrow focus on or display of learning, esp. in its trivial aspects |
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| conduct that emphasizes practicality |
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| a plan or scheme intended to surprise or decieve an enemy |
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| exceedingly eager or avid |
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| emotionally unrestrained, gushy |
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| conspiciously bad or offensive |
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| given freely, unearned, unwarranted |
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(adj.) softening or soothing
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| not genuine, false, counterfeit |
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| determined by impulse rather than reason |
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| to avoid making a definite statement |
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| having little substance or strength; weak; shaky; unsure |
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| one who is independent and resists adherence to a group |
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| imposed as a duty, obligatory |
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| long established, deep rooted, habitual |
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| passing away with time, passing from one place to another |
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| one with amateurish or superficial understanding of a field of knowledge |
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| an authority who expresses his/her opinions |
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| a judge who decides a disputed issue |
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| indisputable, not open to question |
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| freed from blame, exculpated |
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| arrogantly domineering or overbearing |
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| pointless, having no purpose |
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| a state of uncertainty or perplexity |
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| uninteresting, unchallenging |
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| describing flowery or elaborate speech |
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| describing a showy or pretentious display |
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| a tremendously skilled artist |
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| quality of being calm and even tempered; composure |
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| indifferent to pleasure or pain |
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| describing words or phrases that belittle or speak negatively of someone |
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| having a harmful effect, injurious |
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| without decoration, strict |
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| something that indicates what is to come |
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| coming into existence, emerging |
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