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| Arrogant and stubborn about one's beliefs |
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| The crime of holding a belief that goes against authority |
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| A formal curse/A hated figure |
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| To criticize or punish severely |
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| Greed or desire for wealth |
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| To turn over to authority |
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| One who is intolerant of differences in others |
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| Extreme hatred or ill will |
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| Worn out/overused expression |
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| Unyielding; firm in opinion |
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| Professed, but not necessarily true |
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| To forgive or overlook an offense |
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| One who merely dabbles in an art or science |
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| Doubtful or distrustful of the goodness or sincerity of human motives |
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| A choice between two difficult/unpleasant options |
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| The highest point of attainment; the end or climax |
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| Agree with; to be of the same opinion |
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| To lessen in violence or intesnsity |
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| Amusing in an odd or whimsical way |
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| Intentional deceit in speech or conduct |
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| To strive to be equal to; to imitate |
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| To increase the value or beauty of something |
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| Feeling regret for doing wrongdoing |
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| Noble; generous in forgiving |
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| To state clearly and distinctly |
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| To work with another towards a goal |
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| To confine; to retain in legal custody |
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| Faultless; without sin or blemish |
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| Without sense or meaning; silly |
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| Exaggeratedly or insencerely polite |
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| Hatefully/shockingly evil |
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| To explain in detail; to clarify |
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| To persuade with false promises and flattery |
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| Not easily understood; hard to fantom |
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| To refuse or stop abruptly; to stop short and refuse to go on |
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| Ill-natured, bitter hostility |
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| To rejoice; to feel triumphant |
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| Having unlimited knowledge; all-knowing |
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| Reasonable; capable of being carried out |
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| A complete, ridiculous failure |
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| To rise and fall; to vary irregularly |
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| Long, strongly expressed speech |
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| Stimulate/Startle into activity |
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| To prove/To state clearly |
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| Inflexible/Never satisfied |
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| To not find guilty of a crime |
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| To express strong disapproval |
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| Excessive praise/Adoration |
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| Indecent/Humorously obscene |
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| A very large number/Too numerous to be counted |
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| Present, but not active/Hidden |
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| Light of disposition/Lack of seriousness |
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| Delighted beyond measure/Escstatic |
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| Expose oneself to pleasant warmth |
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| Likely to change their mind |
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| Destructive or irresistible force |
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| To cooperate secretly in wrongdoing |
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| A wild disorder, noise or confusion |
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| Stingy; excessively thrifty |
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| Using more words than needed |
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| Worthy of praise; commendable |
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| To provoke; to cause resentment |
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| The scientific study of the structure, sounds and meaning of language |
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| Showing early development, especially mental |
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| Inclined to prey on others |
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| Superior skill or ability |
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| Eager and ready to fight; quarrelsome |
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| To put an end to; at allay or quiet |
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| Very idealistic; impractical; caught up in romantic notions |
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| A mob, a disorderly crowd |
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| Seeking revenge; bearing a grudge |
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| Something justly deserved |
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| To move or fling swiftly with great force |
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| A person or thing that causes great misfortune |
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| Biting; stingingly sharp or sarcastic |
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| Not fond of talking; usually quiet |
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| One who believes that the existence of god can be proved nor disproved |
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| Weird; strange; so keen or acute to seem bizarre |
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| Remorseful; sorry having done wrong |
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| To clear of suspicion or accusations |
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| Good humored ridicule or teasing |
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| Impenetrable; not ale to be conquered |
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| Intense fear or dislike of strangers |
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| To increase the rate of progress |
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| Pure; completely clean and uncontaminated |
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| Insult or abuse in speech |
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| Reckless, wasteful, and extravagant |
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| Losing motion, feeling, or power; lacking in energy |
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| A judge; a person with the ability to resolve a disagreement |
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| Unpredictable action or behavior |
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| Formal approval of an act |
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| An equal measure; corresponding in size and measurement |
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| A surprising, brilliant and usually successful act |
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| Not concerned; free of care |
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| Stationary; without force or movement |
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| To specify a required part of an agreement |
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| To grow or reproduce rapidly |
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| To think deeply or repeatedly |
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| Peevish; rude in behavior or speech |
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| Not the original; coming from another source |
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| To disapprove or to take exception |
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| Marked with grandeur or awe |
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