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| Unethical methods; trickery |
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| Ability to return to a former state |
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| To restrict by shackling or chaining |
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| Characterized by a decided purpose |
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| To try to equal or be like through imitation |
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| One who supports a cause with firm partisanship |
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| The width of something, comprehensive quality |
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| Unyielding regardless of reason or logic |
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| Perceptible by touch; capable of being felt |
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| Covered with gold; having a background of wealth |
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| A scholar, learned person |
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| Speaking in a monotonous tone; a continuous low humming sound |
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| Lacking clarity of feature or sharpness of outline |
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| Shameless, insolent, disrespectful |
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| To blame for something; a disgrace |
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| The beginning of something |
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| Premonition of evil, ominous omen |
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| Something that comes before, forerunner |
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| To take great pleasure or delight in |
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| Moderately warm; lacking in passion, force, or animation |
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| Critical or abusive language; violent abuse |
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| To protest; to make objections |
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| Equivalent in value or significance |
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| Stressing precise following of instructions or details |
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| To make solid, unite, or merge |
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| To leave secretly and hide |
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| State of being extremely poor |
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| A current moving contrary to main current |
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| To elevate or raise in rank |
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