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| unfavorable, unfortanate, boding ill |
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| the face or countenance when considered as an index of character |
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| strokes with a whip or rod as a punishment |
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| worthy of reverence; sacred because of religious association |
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| total loss of reputation; public disgrace; dishonor |
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| of or relating to punishment |
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| to follow, develop, result |
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| completeness (more literally –roundness) |
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| a criminal or villain who is a woman |
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| to step in between parties at variance |
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| a messenger or crier of a court; one who cites or bids persons to appear and answer |
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| disdainfully or contemptuously proud; arrogant |
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| fleeting; tending to become imperceptible |
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| disgrace; dishonor; public contempt |
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| face; countenance; demeanor |
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| outrageously evident, obviously disgraceful |
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| an air or appearance which shows character, feeling |
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| an insulting display of contempt |
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| submissive; willing to yield |
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