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| well-wishing, but may imply charitable deeds |
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| charitable deeds, but it may indicate only a desire to help others |
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| deeds, gifts on a large scale |
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| light/airy/delicate/angelic/celestial |
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| an older, literary word for the sky, firmament, or heaven. A place of pure light/fire |
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| of a citizen or state; polite |
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| nonmilitary cervice in government |
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| normal obligations of a citizen |
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| self-satisfied, contented, smug |
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| too willing to believe and is thus easily deceived (result of ignorance) |
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| seeming reasonable/probable |
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| an offender, someone to blame for a crime/fault |
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| odd/peculiar (off center) |
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| irregular, abnormal, and unexpected |
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| Something that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected |
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| a defect in character/vision which causes deviation from what is normal, right, or logical |
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| unpredictable behavior, subject to whim |
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| minor peculiarities of personal behavior |
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| produces the desired results |
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| does nor produce the desired results |
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| failing to produce the intended result |
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| in the early/beginning stages; commencing |
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| sees clearly, keenly, or readily |
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| false reasoning, mistaken idea |
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| subject to error, or likely to be mistaken |
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| rise and fall, continual variation |
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| to rise and fall evenly, like waves |
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| to weaken momentarily or to waver in one's determination |
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| taking turns in a regular manner |
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| sluggishness, drowsiness, lack of energy |
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| inactivity, sluggishness, passivity, with a hint of laxness but not of evil |
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| conclusion, deduction--that you draw |
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| an idea implicit/built into what someone says |
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| precise/more formal inferences |
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| spirit, state of courage or confidence |
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| the spirit of the group (pride, enthusiasm, and courage) |
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| merited punishment, requital (compensatory justice either reward or requital) |
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| vengeance/retaliation/reprisal/revenge |
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| personal, extra-legal forms of requital |
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| impersonal repayment for good/evil |
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| Blame or insult (someone) in strong or violent language |
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| Express strong disapproval or disagreement |
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| a trick, scheme, or artifice (to escape something unpleasant) |
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| a trick to outwit/deceive someone |
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| a trick intended more to mislead than to outwit |
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| a pretended action to mislead an opponent |
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| rashness, reckless boldness |
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| bold courage, daring, or impudence (not rash) |
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| shameless boldness, especially in a personal confrontation |
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| shameless/often wanton boldness with a hint of bravery to sweeten ugliness |
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| assertiveness that goes beyond one's apparent rights/abilities |
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| beyond presumption (assertiveness that goes beyond one's apparent rights/abilities) |
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| visionary temerity, based on ill-considered idealism |
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| usefulness, something useful |
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| a philosophy which takes as its practical goal the maximum happiness for the most people |
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