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| innocent or childlike siplicity |
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| complex interesting elements |
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| barbarian, insensitive person |
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| persons, elements, international sophistication |
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| endanger, bring into peril |
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| trials, wanderness, travel, |
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| narcissism, self importance |
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| express approval or give consent, concede assent |
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| iconoclast, make extreme change |
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| kee\n, sharp, caustic, penetrating |
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| poison, death and destruction, curse |
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| whip, pain or punishment, leave affliction |
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| compromise, drawe out discussions or negotiations to gain tiem |
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| a medicine of secret composition, quest, |
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| given to or suggestive of lechery)sexual activity) |
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| mockery, imitation grossly |
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| honor or propriety, uneasiness about a point of conscience |
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| teacher, tutor, principal |
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| rough, sturdy, rigor, rude |
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| depressng placce, people live a fearful existance |
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| fearful, timid disposition |
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| fiery, hot shining, flowing, zealousm intense, passionate |
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| being in a stage before birth |
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| subjection and denial of bodily passions and appetites by abstinenceetc |
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| strange language, obscure and often pretentious language marked by circumlocutious and long words |
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| not genuine, false, hypocracy |
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| pretentious inflated speech or writing |
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| transient, vanish liek vapor |
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| dexterious in the use of hands, marked by shrewdness, fract of resourcefullness in coping ith danger |
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