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| filled with an abundance of information |
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| with the intension of instruction |
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| harsh and unpleasant sound |
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| the act of faking something |
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| characterized by insanity |
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| overly smarmy and feeling superior to others |
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| using reason to determine the truth |
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| using reason to determine the truth |
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| one who is deserving of blame |
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| strict discipline of oneself |
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| stop something from happening |
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| belonging to former or ancient times |
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| severe or strict in appearance or manner |
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| relating to rural farm life |
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| given to sudden and unaccountable changeds of mood or behavior |
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| attract by offering pleasure or advantage |
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| sly or cunning intelligence |
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| continuing without pause or intervention |
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| refusing to change ones views |
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| the ropes or cables by which a boat is moored |
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| derogatory making a show of being moreally superior |
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| lacking in courage or confidence |
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| mutually conflicting feelings or thoughts |
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| to make greater in size, extent, or quantity |
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| to make greater in size, extent, or quantity |
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| to surround and trap by craft |
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| to persuade or to try to persuade by pleading or flattery |
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| enclosed by a protective coating |
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| to envelope a substance or object |
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| an artificial or deceptive front |
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| characterized by greatness or scope or intent |
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| having or suggesting sharp mental perception |
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| disinclined to exert oneself physically |
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| mournful to an exaggerated degree |
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| to be in love with oneself |
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| stubbornly adhering to an attitude, opinion, or course of action |
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| scornfully mocking and derisive |
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| an obstacle or obstruction |
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| to irritate or ignore, bother |
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| saying vicious thing about someone |
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| to set apart for a special purpose, designate |
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| to be a sign of especially good or bad things in the future |
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| extremely eager of interested |
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| an unpleasant mixture of loud sounds |
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| causing or likely to cause disagreement |
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| if someone is dogmatic, they are obstinate |
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| done or said in a strong way |
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| marked by great passion or zeal |
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| to express sadness and remorse |
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| describes a poisonous gas |
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| more important than anything else |
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| having or showing understanding and the ability to make good judgements |
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| to prevent something or someone from developing into the best possible state |
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| a connection, idea or situation is weak and possibly does not exist |
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| something that hides unpleasantness |
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| express their opinions and complaints loudly and repeatedly in speech and demands |
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