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| serious, restrained, temperate living |
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| stronger preference (deliberate/unreasoning) |
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| warm, strong, energetic eagerness |
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| ruthless/immoral eagerness which leads to the wrongful/violent seizure of what one wants |
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| rapacious eagerness for something that belongs to someone else |
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| eagerness verging on madness/obsession |
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| subject to whims/changeable |
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| droll/sensible in a humorous/unexpected way |
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| sudden/irregular/violent because of strong changes in mood/emotion |
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| capable/skillful/well qualified |
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| a high degree of mastery in some specific skill/field |
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| the ability to handle a situation/problem skillfully |
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| adroitness/gracefulness/smoothness in handling a situation |
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| competence with ease and skill |
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| hard to overcome/causing fear/dread |
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| gloomy/brooding/sadly thoughtful |
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| a mental disorder characterized by exceedingly low spirits/severe depression |
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| a state of low spirits (due more to physical/temporary conditions) |
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| the state of being downcast, discouraged, lacking hope |
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| lack/loss of hope that the situation will improve |
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| the condition of being uncomforted, especially over a specific cause of grief |
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| despondency at/beyond the breaking point, where one abandons hope/faith |
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| scrupulously exact about details, practices, customs, and schedules |
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| free/ample/more than enough |
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| spontaneous/unselfish/wholehearted |
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| abundant/unrestrained/more than liberal |
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| timely/advantageous/seasonable |
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| the act of seizing an unexpected chance and turning it to one's advantage |
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| implied lack of moral restraint |
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| common/ordinary/low-class |
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| a vote by the people on a specific issue, especially a choice of sovereignty |
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| acting or done quickly and without thought or care; impulsive |
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| ahead in development(especially mental); exhibiting exceptionally mature qualities |
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| quarrelsome/inclined to fight |
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| having the wary/pugnacious attitude of a soldier in combat |
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| not necessarily pugnacious but has a connection with boxing |
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| peevish/irritable, especially in the sense of being bad-tempered |
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