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| Neatly and stylishly dressed |
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| smart, trim, elegant in appearance |
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| dirty, untidy, not kept up |
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| having a dingy, scruffy, neglected appearance |
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| Plain, and unstylish...lacking in neatness |
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A flaw or shortcoming
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To desert one country, cause or the like for another |
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| to run away from; to run off |
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| to refuse to have anything to do with; to desert |
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| to renounce or reject with great seriousness, to abandon forever |
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To put off/ postpone
To yield courteously to the judgments or wishes of someone else |
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| hold back to a later time |
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| to store, set aside, halt |
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| To yield to another's wish or opinion |
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| To yield to...to agree to |
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| To accelerate the progress of; to perform a task fast and efficiently |
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| to move in a quick fashion, to make someone speed up or make something happen quicker |
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| reject disdainfully; reject something by pushing it away w/ foot |
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[ADJECTIVE]:
In very low spirits |
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| in low spirit from loss of hope or courage |
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| sullen, gloomy, showing a brooding ill humour |
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| very happy, esp. at someone else's failure/defeat |
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| in a state of feeling joy, pride, optimism |
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To strike out / remove |
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| to erase, strike out, eliminate completely |
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| to cause to disappear as if by rubbing out / striking out |
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| To keep in possession or use |
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To make an accurate line drawing or diagram of; to portray or describe in detail |
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[ADJECTIVE]:
Neglectful of a duty or obligation; seriously overdue
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A person who fails to perform a duty; an offender |
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| At fault, failing to fulfill responsibility, duty, obligation |
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| Negligent in performing a duty |
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| still to be paid owed as debt |
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| one who habitually violates minor laws or fails to answer trivial court summons |
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| strictly attentive to detail, precise |
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| exactly and carefully conducted |
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| thorough, careful, implies a desire to do a task well |
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| given what you should receive |
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To mislead or deceive |
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| to deceive or cheat; to mislead |
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| to cheat, to defraud, usually by small arts |
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| to deceive or trick though cunning deception |
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[ADJECTIVE]:
Modest and reserved in dress, manner, or behaviour |
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| in a composed or temperate/calm state |
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| easily offended or shocked, overly correct in behaviour |
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| marked by proper behaviour |
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| Characterized by an affected or fantastical manner |
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| very pushy, self assertive |
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[NOUN]:
The point at which the plot of a novel or drama is finally resolved |
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| Shifting from one thing to another without reason/purpose |
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| To move away from, esp. what is condiered normal right accepted |
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| Awkward or lacking in social graces |
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| skilled; completely knowledgeable |
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| Skillful in using one's hands or mind; clever |
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| Deeply religious, earnest, sincere |
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| pained by the loss of someone |
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| abundantly filled with esp living things |
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