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The willingness to take bold risks; rude or disrespectful behavior **describes moral/social convictions
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Not showing proper respect
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Excessive confidence or boldness; audacity **implies exposing oneself needlessly to danger while failing to estimate one’s chances of success
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Bold, imprudent behavior; annoyance or irritation
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Shameless audacity; imprudence
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Behavior perceived as arrogant and disrespectful
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| Workers or workingclass people, regarded collectively. *The lowest class of citizens in ancient Rome |
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| lean and haggard because of suffering, hunger, or age. (Of a building) grim or desolate in appearance |
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| An area that is sealed off with an artificial or natural barrier; the state of being enclosed esp. within a religious community |
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| A situation in which it is difficult to make a choice between two or more choices; situation or problem |
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| One who believes themselves to be a connoisseur in a given field and is condescending to others. |
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Asserting something in an arrogant manner. Think they're right and everyone else is wrong
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| one who attempts to impress others by affecting an elegant air. |
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Adj. Choosing what seems best from various sources
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Effete
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Worn out or exhausted
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Capable of producing the desired effect
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Elite
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Noun: A highly select group of superior individuals
Adj. Select; Superior
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| Elitist and elitism have very negative connotations. Suggest undue pride in belonging to some superior group |
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Wasted or reduced by starvation, disease, or the like
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To take the flow out of; To send forth
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To decorate or enhance
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High in rank; distinguished; Outstanding; conspicuous
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| Thrive; To do or fare well; prospe |
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A sympathetic understanding of
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Try to equal or excel the excellence of
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| A country or area lying wholly within the boundaries of another country; A separate group or community within a larger group or community |
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Peculiar to a particular locality or group of people
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An intentionally obscure statement; a riddle; Someone or something that is puzzling or mysterious
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