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| friendly; courteous; agreeable in manner; easy to talk to; good-natured |
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| one who believes that the existence of God is unknown and unknowable |
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| being uncertain; unable to decide between two opposing points of view; indecisive |
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| a greatly disliked, hated person or thing; a curse, or a person cursed; abomination |
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| lack of interest; unconcern |
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| insolence; rude boldness; presumption |
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| excessive greed; desire for wealth |
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| one who is intolerante of another's beliefs, opinions, or values; prejudiced |
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| guided by whim rather than reason; changing one's mind suddenly; fickle; erratic |
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| to criticize or punish for the purpose of correction; chastise; discipline |
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| biting, burning, sever; sharp or sarcastic; harsh |
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| complete disorder; confusion; shambles |
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| one who pretends to have more knowledge or skill than he or she really has, especially in medicine; quack; impostor; fraud |
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| to punish severely; punish |
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| to get around; to beat or defeat by trickery; to prevent an occurrence |
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| merciful; lenient; mild, as weather |
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| a worn-out idea or overused expression |
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| to compel by force; to force a person to do something against his or her will |
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| attractive or handsome; pleasing to the sight |
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