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| inflexible, immovable, obstinate |
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| Friendly, courteous amiable |
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| likeness a natural relationship, kinship |
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| friendly, sociable, and congenial: civil and urbane |
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| harsh feelings, enmity, resentment, hatred |
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| official approval, praise, commendation |
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| to move upward, to rise from a lower location |
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| diligent, marked by careful unremitting attention, constant in application |
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| excessively bold, very rash, daring |
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| to make greater or supplement |
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| deceive, mislead, persuade with charm |
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| kindness, generosity, charity |
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| something that destroys or caused decline or decay |
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| lighthearted, joyous, glad, cheerful, free of spirit |
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| affording ample space and room; adapted to or suitable for use |
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| state of being self-satisfied |
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| to reconcile, pacify, renew a friendship |
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| scorn, extreme dislike or disdain |
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