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| widespread, especially something undesirable |
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| leading to renewal and restoration of emotion |
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| war and violence is unjustifiable |
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| guided by ideals rather than practical considerations |
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| a person whose life is devoted to the pursuit of pleasure and self-gratification |
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| occurring by chance in a pleasant manner |
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| persuasive, smooth, slick |
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| severely critical or sarcastic |
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| the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing |
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| moves from place to place |
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| reserved, uncommunicative |
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| enduring pain or hardship w/o showing emotion |
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| trick or act to fool someone |
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| polite or friendly to avoid disagreement |
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| not certain/definite/strong; flimsy and weak |
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| the representation of a quality, feeling, or idea |
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| evoking sharp sadness or regret |
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| suffocating, constrained, compressed |
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| state of being quiet or calm |
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| using routine or repetition as procedure or to learn |
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| likely to become upset or angry |
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| sing/hum in soft, soothing voice |
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| too great to be expressed in words |
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| worn from age or lack of care |
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| not having desired effect |
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| avert/delay something bad |
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| difficult to interpret; mysterious |
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| showing sudden irritation/ impatience |
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| (of a woman) modest or shy |
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| showing silent resentment |
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| pretend or simulate emotion |
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| proper/usual state of condition |
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| having a friendly/pleasant manner |
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| showing anger/annoyance at something that is unfair or wrong |
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| feeling that something is unworthy of one's consideration |
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| friendly, good-natured, easy to talk to |
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| loud, unpleasant to listen to |
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| capable of making mistakes |
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| loud confusing mixture of noises |
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| wild uncontrolled behavior |
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| intensely displayed anger |
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| to think anxiously or gloomily |
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| showing that you do not understand/ find it strange |
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| extravagantly showy and tasteless |
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| based on illusion, not real |
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| purposeful artificial behavior |
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| confident/brave talk to impress |
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| state of being very wealthy |
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| causing sexual excitement |
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| (of a woman) modesty meant to be alluring |
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| slow/relaxed from physical exertion |
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| inclined to do naughty things |
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| having many curves/ turns |
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| showing excessive sexual drive/desire |
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| drive/ride in a casual/leisurely manner |
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| characterized by vulgar, pretentious display |
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| small, precise, trivial details |
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| understood w/o being openly expressed |
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| mutual trust and friendship |
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| estimate based on known facts |
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| coming/arrival of something important |
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| ceremonial ostentatious display |
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| smug satisfaction with the way things are |
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| sign that something momentous is likely to occur |
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| A person's manner of walking |
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| state of being horrified because of a death/injury |
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| state of being lost in thought; daydream |
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| bleak and lifeless; incapable of producing life |
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| perception or understanding |
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| hasty and superficial, and therefore not thorough or detailed |
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| facial expression; disapproval, disgust, pain |
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| torment/tease w/ the sight or promise of something |
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| something one vehemently dislikes |
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| brief in a clever/effective way |
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| displeasingly thin metallic sound |
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| unwilling/unable to believe something |
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| relating to the pleasant aspects of country life |
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| childishly sulky or bad-tempered |
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| comfort/consolation in a time of distress/sadness |
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| striated muscle, sun beams |
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| state of being serene, calm, tranquil |
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| in every case, on every occasion |
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| showing a sad yearning for something |
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| short literary/musical piece done in light style |
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| ending of a piece of music or literature separate from the rest |
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| a small, steep chain of waterfalls |
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| not moving much; calm and steady |
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| gracefully tall and slender |
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| showed excessive fondness or love |
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a shallow place in a stream
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| of great excellence as to inspire great admiration or awe |
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| feeling of anxiety, typically at something unexpected |
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| secure with a belt (life jacket) |
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| showing strong feeling, forceful, passionate |
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| deriving ideas/styles/taste from a diverse range of sources |
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| not feeling or showing emotion |
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| deriving sexual pleasure from suffering |
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| burn without igniting; to exist in a suppressed state |
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| fond of company; sociable |
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| apparently but perhaps not actually |
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| twisted to express disgust or annoyance |
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| move w/ a smooth wavelike motion |
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| fill w/ air and swell outward |
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| splendid and expensive-looking |
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| no morals; self-indulgent |
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| to speak in a rapid mechanical manner |
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| offering nothing stimulating or challenging |
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| having indentations (little surface craters) |
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| contemptuous ridicule or mockery |
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| turn about its vertical axis |
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| bitterness and resentfulness |
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| removal of all trace of something |
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| distinctive feature or dominant idea in an artistic/literary composition |
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| lack of interest or concern |
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| ghost or ghostlike image of a person |
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| general feeling of discomfort or uneasiness whose exact cause is difficult to understand |
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| stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or course of action |
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| intended for/likely to be understood by only a small group of people w/ specialized knowledge |
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| lasting for a very short time |
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| not fixed, provisional; done w/o confidence, hesitantly |
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| impressive/magnificent in appearance, especially pretentiously so |
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