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| overbearing pride, arrogance |
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| an obvious remark, a cliche |
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| restrictive, imposing demanding standards |
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| condescendingly proud, arrogant |
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| showing false piety or righteousness |
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| a difficult and embarrassing situation |
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| nonsense, unintelligible speech |
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| tending to delay or procrastinate |
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| to earnestly request or petition |
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| a short account of an incident |
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| to announce, to make known |
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| showing dignity and often strait-laced propriety |
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| to exploit weaknesses of others; to cater to the vices of others |
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| dependent on luck or chance |
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| roughness or harshness, severity |
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| rejection, refusal to acknowledge |
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| unquestionable, beyond doubt |
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| to disapprove angrily, to protest |
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| to assign great social importance to; to treat as a celebrity |
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| to corrupt morally; to contaminate |
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| stubbornly resistant; showing opposition |
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| an explanation of a text; a critical interpretation |
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| to make better, to improve |
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| tending to excite or stimulate |
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| an unsophisticated, awkward person |
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| a person who flatters for personal gain |
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| deserving blame or condemnation |
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| full and rich in sound (in speech) |
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| lacking good taste, improper |
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| to strengthen by adding evidence |
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| a chief butler or assistant |
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| impossible to defend or justify |
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| a thin, attractive layer that conceals something common or coarse |
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| a tip or payment in addition to regular wages |
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| integrity, respectability |
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| relating to controversy or argument |
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| indicated but not expressed, implied silently |
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| unnecessarily wordy or evasive language |
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| a deliberately misleading story |
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| a deviation or error in speech, manners, or deeds |
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| relating to ordinary people |
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| relating to or resembling an ape or monkey |
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| an entertainment producer or manager |
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| a defensive wall or embankment |
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| vague bodily or emotional discomfort or uneasiness |
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| a gradual increase in intensity, force, or volume |
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| uncompromising, refusing to moderate |
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| displaying superiority, patronizing |
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| an uneasiness caused by guilt |
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| warlike, inclined to fight |
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| shriveled or withered from age or illness |
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| to express oneself enthusiastically |
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| to enjoy, to take pleasure in |
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| feeling of offense, resentment |
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| a revelation, sudden knowledge or insight |
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| a cure-all, a remedy for all diseases |
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| to involve or connect unfavorably |
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| a medication to reduce pain |
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| left to one's own judgment |
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| unpleasant to the taste or the mind |
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| exaggerated emotional behavior |
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| extremely harsh, very sever |
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| disgusting, offensive to the senses |
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| attentive to details in conduct or action |
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| a large, destructive fire |
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| a person under the guidance or training of another |
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| difficult or impossible to discern or perceive |
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| extremely infectious or poisonous |
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| to give in response to receiving something |
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| a stubborn, ill-tempered person |
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| a portion or part of something |
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| to impress upon or teach someone by repetition |
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| relating to the governing of property or estate on the behalf of others |
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| disgrace, extreme dishonor |
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| a monarch, one who has great power |
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| very noticeable or obvious |
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| relating to the sense of taste |
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| pertaining to the underworld |
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| to change or be changed from liquid into a thickened or solid mass |
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| name, title, or designation |
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| travelling, especially by foot |
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| one who hates or mistrusts humankind |
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| pertaining to guardianship |
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| the science, philosophy, and application of the law |
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| having ill-will, wishing harm, evil |
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| effectively keen and forceful in thought or expression |
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| relating to the middle class |
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| emerging, coming into existence |
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| not capable of being undone or voided |
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| a heroic champion or leader |
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| something essential, a prerequisite |
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| known or understood by only a few; mysterious |
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| merely touching or slightly connected, digressing form the main point |
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| quickly changing, volatile |
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| to clear of guilt, to declare innocent |
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| to admit or be admitted into a group or college |
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