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| To meet, to join - Junction, joint, adjoin, subjugate |
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| To sing - Chant, enchant, accent, recant, incantation |
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| To bring, to carry, to bear - Offer, transfer, confer, infer, fertile, defer, proliferate |
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| A forerunner; a signal of |
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| The pursuit of pleasure as a way of life |
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| Leadership, especially of one nation over another |
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| Any belief that is strongly opposed to established beliefs |
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| Thrifty management of resources; livestock farming |
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| One who attacks popular beliefs or institutions |
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| Charming in a rustic way; naturally peaceful |
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| To move permanently to a new country |
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| Fair; not favoring one side or the other; unbiased |
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| Like an emperor of an empire |
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| Powerless; helpless; unable to perform sexual intercourse |
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| To attack, especially to attack the truth or integrity of something |
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| To begin officially; to induct formally into office |
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| Brilliant; giving off heat or light |
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| A chant; the repetition of statements or phrases in a way reminiscent of a chant |
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| Cutting right to the heart of the matter |
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| An increase; one in a series of increases |
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| Not caring one way or another; apathetic; mediocre |
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| Native; originating in that area |
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| Incapable of being expressed or described |
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| Clumsy; incompetent; gauche |
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| Inactive; sluggish; not reacting chemically |
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| Relentless; inevitable; unavoidable |
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| Shamefully wicked; having an extremely bad reputation; disgraceful |
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| Foolish; foolishly passionate or attracted; made foolish; foolishly in love |
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| Very, very, very small; infinitely small |
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| Frank; without deception; simple; artless; charmingly naive |
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| Part of the essential nature of something; intrinsic |
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| A command or order, especially a court order |
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| Hard or impossible to satisfy; greedy; avaricious |
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