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| unknown, hard to understand, dark |
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| mild, moderate, restrained |
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| to soothe, to soften, to pacify |
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| a little kooky, not conventional, irregular |
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| clear, easy to understand |
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| very religious; reverent or devout (sometimes falsely), hypocritical |
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| determined, firm, unwavering |
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| a break or interruption, often from work |
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| to examine very carefully |
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| on the surface only; shallow; not thorough |
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| only superficially related to the matter at hand not especially relevant; peripheral |
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| unnecessarily repetitive; excessive; excessively wordy |
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| an absolute ruler autocrat |
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| a person who moves from place to place |
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| having nothing to do with religious or spiritual concerns |
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| providing an immediate advantage; making shorter |
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| experimental; temporary uncertain |
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| a maze something like a maze |
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| brief and to the point; concise |
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| meaning the opposite of what you seem to say; using words to mean something other than what they seem to mean |
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| arrogantly assertive of unproven ideas; stubbornly claiming that something is beyond dispute |
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| excessive love of one’s body or one’s self |
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| different; incompatible; unequal |
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| to urge strongly; to give a serious warning to |
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| experienced, performed, or suffered through someone else's life; living thorough the experiences of another as though they were ones own experiences |
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| treason; the incitement of public disorder or rebellion |
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| to condemn severely from doing something bad |
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| worthy of severe blame or censure |
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| To triumph; to overcome rivals; to persuade |
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| extremely demanding; difficult; requiring great skill or care |
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| a natural preference for something |
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| a short account of a humorous or revealing incident |
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| consistent; unchanging; the same for everyone |
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| unique; superior; exceptional; strange |
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| to scold, usually in disappointment; to blame; to disgrace |
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| conventional; adhering to established principles or doctrines, especially in religion; by the book |
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| agreeably suitable; pleasant |
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| evasive; hard to pin down |
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| succinct; brief and to the point |
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| eager and attentive, often to the point of hovering |
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| a subtle difference or distinction |
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| total forgetfulness; the state of being forgotten |
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| unnecessary; irrelevant; extra |
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| not harmonious; not consistent; not appropriate; not fitting in |
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| capable of being touched; obvious; tangible |
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| only superficially related to the matter at hand; not especially relevant; peripheral |
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| strict; careful; hesitant for ethical reasons |
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| to prove false; to disprove |
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| sociable; enjoying the comfort of others |
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| sluggishness; laziness; drowsiness; indifference |
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| to soothe, to calm down, mollify |
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| not having to do with religion; irreverent; blasphemous |
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| paying back; making amends; compensation |
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| extremely careful; taking pains |
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| continual; happening again and again |
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| to declare; to declare falsely or pretend |
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| to illustrate by example; to serve as a good example |
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| characteristics of an owner of property; constituting |
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| sentimental longing for the past; homesickness |
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| a forerunner; a signal of warm weather is the harbinger of spring |
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| a standard; a test of authenticity or quality |
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| to arrange in order; to gather together for the purpose of doing something |
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| to make fearful; to intimidate |
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| poison; torment; cause of harm |
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| an omen; a sign of something coming in the future |
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| cheerful; optimistic; hopeful |
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| a violation of something sacred; blasphemy |
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| practical; down to earth; based on experience rather than theory |
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| to make seem little; to put someone down |
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| mysterious; known only to a select few |
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| oily both literally and figuratively |
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| to reduce the strength or energy of, especially to do so gradually |
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| one who does not believe in the existence of god or any divine being |
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| intended to teach; instructive; pedantic |
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| to frustrate as though by surrounding |
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| quiet; restrained; reluctant to speak especially to oneself |
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| to flood; to cover completely with water; to overwhelm |
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| to bring into existence; to create; to cause |
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