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| cannot be easily understood; mysterious |
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| without flavor; tasteless; dull ; lifeless |
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| prejudiced; A preconceived preference or idea. |
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| fashionable, stylish; carefree |
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| extreme patriotism; favoring an aggressive, warlike foreign policy |
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| a terrible destructive or irresistible force |
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| present, but not active; hidden |
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| worthy of praise, commendable |
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| lack of energy; drowsiness; disinterest |
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| lightness or gaiety of disposition, lack of seriousness |
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| dictionary; special vocab |
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| noble; generous in forgiving; free from petty feeling or acts |
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| having to do with marriage |
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| one who works only for money, especially a hired soldier |
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| extremely careful about small details |
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| made up of different, dissimilar parts; being of many colors |
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| of this world and not of heaven; common; worldly; not spiritual |
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| a very large number of a highly varied nature |
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| simple in nature, not affected, innocent, simplicity, childlike |
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| having to do with the night; occuring at night |
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| beginner, new or inexperienced one |
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| delicate variation in tone, color, meaning , expression |
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| hatred, state of being hated |
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| offering unnecessary and unwanted advice or service |
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| threating, predicting evil |
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| having unlimited knowledge; knowing everything |
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| apparent; pretended; professed |
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| to banish. shut out from a group/society by common consent |
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| wild disorder, noise, confusion |
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| expressing sorrow for having sinned or done wrong |
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| causing injury;evil wicked |
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