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| to repeat/keep repeating something |
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| to summarize the main points you have made |
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| needless reiteration of an idea in other words/phrases |
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| to cling to with affection |
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| to adopt/support as one does a spouse |
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| banishment/exile/deportation/expatriation |
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| separation from the country one is in |
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| to evade the truth/lie/quibble |
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| simple, deliberate lying not always intended to mislead |
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| creative/imaginative lying |
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| double-dealing with its deceitful effects |
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| deceit/lies in court under oath |
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| deceptive imitation of what it represents |
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| acting/pretending, sometimes to deceive, often to entertain |
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| dissimulation/dissembling |
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| deliberate, unqualified pretense, which appear more often under other names |
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| feigning of qualities opposite to the ones actually possessed |
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| purports to be someone else's but is actually your own fabrication |
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| the practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own |
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| impossible to understand or interpret; impenetrable; mysterious |
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| to transform/glorify (outward appearance) |
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| a complete change in the nature/form of a quality or substance |
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| a complete change of form in a living organism |
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| to regard with deep respect, revere |
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| respectfulness, but not so reverent as veneration |
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| deep affection with awe/reverence |
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| degree of sanctity: implies advanced age as well as reverence |
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| to contaminate, debase, or render worthless/ legally: to make ineffective/invalid |
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| to lead morally astray in the grosser ways of sensual indulgence |
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| to corrupt, especially in the sense of debasing character |
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| to turn away from right thinking/actions |
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| spoken distinctly, able to express oneself |
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| youthful, for children, immature |
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| childish in an uncomplimentary sense |
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| acting from desire for money |
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| greed/excessive desire for wealth |
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| an active, grasping appetite for money/gain |
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| stinginess that pays the smallest amount possible for articles purchased |
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| excessive frugality/economy to the point of niggardliness |
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| stinginess to the point where one appears poverty-stricken |
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| avarice to the point of penuriousness/beyond |
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| paleness often a result of disease/implies weakness |
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| yellowish/appearing unhealthy |
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| paleness suggesting fright/terror |
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| gray/blue gray, typically from cold/anger |
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| outwardly religious, godly |
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| holds closely to traditional/standard beliefs/practices |
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| exercising foresight, thrifty |
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