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| to seize and hold without legal right |
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| fallen into a shabby and neglected state |
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| repayment; something given or done in return for something else |
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| crafty or artful deception, duplicity |
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| to confirm by expressing formal approval |
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| showing respect or deference; respectfully |
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| absolute power or control; tyranny |
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| to persist in anything despite difficulty or obstacles |
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| the act of giving right to, exp. the right to vote |
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| pardon, or an act of forgiveness for past offenses |
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| extraordinary in size or force, also wonderful or of great importance |
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| outstanding for undesirable qualities, remarkably bad |
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| extreme desire for wealth; greed |
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| at ease in all countries or places |
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| to convince someone not to do something |
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| obedient, easy to direct or manage |
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| an act of open revolt against authority or government |
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| immoral, unrestrained by law or society |
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| to make better or improve |
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| secret agreement between parties for illegal or deceitful purposes |
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| member of the working class |
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| to put an end to, extinguish (not applied to people) |
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| to take place next; to follow |
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| overly self important in speech or manner |
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| deliberate and systematic extermination of a national, racial, political, or ethnic club |
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| boxer (ie Russell Crowe...) |
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| suggesting an idyllic rural life |
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| impossible to maintain or defend |
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| to make impossible or prevent |
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| having an offensive smell |
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| brief period of rest or relief |
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| poem lamenting a persons death |
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| one who attempts to win favor by flattering influential people (suck up) |
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| any charge, accusation, serious criticism, or cause for blame |
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| a flat, dull, or trite remark; cliche |
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| traveling from place to place; journeying |
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| female head of a family or founder of a group |
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| a name, title, or designation |
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| a small quantity or degree |
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| appropriate or fitting; relevant |
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| hopeless, miserable, humiliating, contemptible |
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| determined by chance OR dependent on individual judgment |
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| pertaining to magic, mysterious |
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| without conscience or principles |
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| able to be touched or felt |
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| a person who is put to death or endures suffering on behalf of any belief, principle, or cause |
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| anything handed down from the past (from an ancestor or predecessor) |
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| formal or official approval or praise |
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| excessively harsh or severe |
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| warning or caution (often in writing) |
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| scholar of religious doctrine |
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| clarity of thought, rationality |
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| eager or excessive desire, esp. for wealth |
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| deliberate deceptiveness in behavior or speech |
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| to assign or remove, usually to an inferior position |
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| theatrical or theatrics like dramatic acts |
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| white or gray w/ age (hence extremely old) |
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| to proceed without interruption |
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