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| adj. noble, majestic; of high spiritual, morla, or intellecctual worth |
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| n. to be in a state of confusion, great alarm, or dread |
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| adj. made sacred by religious or historical assocation; highly respected |
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| v. to abolish or do away with by authority |
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| v. to make or become better |
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| n. an inclination to do good or perform kind or charitable acts |
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| adj. characterized by overcoming distrust or animosity |
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| adj. argumentative, quarrelsome |
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| n. the appropriateness of behavior and conduct |
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| adj. requiring immediate action or attention |
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| causing fear, dread, or apprehension |
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| adj. originating or occuring naturally in an area or environment |
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| adj. not fitting, inappropriate; clumsy or incompetent |
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| v. to bring oneself into the favor or good graces of another |
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| adj. lacking moral discipline, no regard for rules or standards |
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| adj. having ill will, wishing to harm others |
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| v. to make evil or harmuful statements |
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| adhering to traditional or accepted and established faith, especially in religion; conventional |
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| adj. extreme or unnatural paleness |
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| n. a seemingly contradictory statement that may nonetheless be true |
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| n. a disposition in favor of something; a preference |
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| adj. belonging to the first or eaarliest age of ages; original or ancient |
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| adj. impressively great in size, force, or extent |
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| n. the quality of being proper, appropriateness |
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