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| showing careful, constant attention |
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| to cause to happen; to incite |
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| deserving respect because of age, character, etc |
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| without a point or meaning |
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| overly dramatic or emotional |
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| present or potential but not evident or active |
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| arousing or appealing to an inordinate interest in sex;lascivious |
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| to spread throughout, permeate |
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| not sanctioned by custom or law; unlawful |
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| contemptuous laughter; ridicule |
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| done routinely and with little interest or care |
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| a definite liking; a strong inclination |
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| loud, harsh, grating or shrill; discordant |
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| feeling or showing haughty disdain |
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| characterized by offensive boldness; insolent or impertinent |
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| playfully jocular; humorous |
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| a superabundance; an excess |
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| to satisfy an appetite or desire fully |
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| polite, refined, and often elegant in manner |
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| characterized by or subject to whim; impulsive and unpredictable |
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| acceptance as true or valid; belief |
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| marked by great passion or zeal |
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| existing as an essential constituent or characteristic; intrinsic |
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| projecting or jutting beyond a line or surface; protruding |
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| to make clear or plain, especially by explanation; clarify |
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| intended for or understood by only a particular group |
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| excessively eager to offer unwanted services or advice to others |
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| disvocered or determinded by scientific observations |
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| being both pertinent and fitting |
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| having foresight; predicting things before they occur |
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| of the same size, extent, or duration as another |
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| characterized by attack on established beliefs or institutions |
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| showing unselfish concern for the welfare of others |
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| emotionally moving; touching |
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| with dexterity; in a dexterous manner |
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| to make a smooth transition |
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| dissatisfied with existing conditions |
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| having numerous overlapping coils or folds |
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| lesser, minor; a focus on trivial or shallow details |
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| to make known formally or officially, puclish, proclaim |
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| very hard to understand, deep, complicated |
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| scarcity, scant supply, lack |
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| external appearance, esp. if false |
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| hard to bear, burdensome, heavy, troublesome |
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| showing arrogant or affhand disregard; dismissive |
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| lacking a sound basis, as reasoning; unsubstantiated |
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| to fake, make believe, pretend |
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| having or exhibiting deep and extensive learning |
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| inborn, possessed at birth, natural as opposed to acquired |
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| lack, scarcity, insufficiency of amount or number |
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| to fade away, diminish gradually |
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| mysterious, difficult to interpret or understand |
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| to overindulge; to make sick by overfeeding |
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| favorable to health, healthful |
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| moving or passing from one thing to another; aimless |
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| willing to yield or cooperate; responsive to advice; agreeable |
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| fearful, hesitant, timid, lacking self-confidence |
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| to restrict the movements, hinder, interfere with |
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| eager willingness and promptness; speed, quickness |
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| difficult to control, lead or manipulate |
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| a model of excellence or perfection |
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| concerned, worried or anxious about someone |
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| a minor sin, fault or error |
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| harmless, causing no injury or ill will |
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| characterized by intense emotion or passion |
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| festive; fond of good company esp. when drinking |
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| conversation, especially a formal one |
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| having no energy or interest, slow, weak |
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| the intentional act of making something unclear |
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| imaginary, unrealistic, wildly improbable |
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| fake, fraudulent, counterfeit |
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| made commonplace or dull by overuse |
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| occurring by chance, accidental |
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| slow in understanding or feeling, dull, stupid |
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| silly or stupid in a complacent way |
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| a large indefinite number, innumerable |
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| calm, peaceful, unruffled |
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| fixed in a habit or custom |
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