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| To express deep regret or sorrow over. (V.) |
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| To coax by using a sly persuasion or insincere praise. (V.) |
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| Intensely hot and dry. (Adj.) |
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| Deep in thought; dreamily thoughtful. (Adj.) |
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| Careful and attentive to details especially ones relating to good manners |
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| Careful and attentive to details especially ones relating to good manners (Adj.) |
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| A ruler with absolute power or tyrannical control over a group of people. (N.) |
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| To analyze and determine the nature, value, or importance of. (V.) |
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| Expressing love or the state of being in love. (Adj.) |
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| Extravagantly splendid or costly. (Adj.) |
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| The power to attract or charm. ( N.) |
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| A welcome gift or blessing. (N.) |
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| Expressed with out words implied. (Adj.) |
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| To set free from slavery (v.) |
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| Promptness in responding. (N.) |
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| Appearing to be present in large numbers or in many different places. (Adj.) |
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| Artificially stiff or in a formal manner. (Adj.) |
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| To entertain or delight. (V.) |
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| Anything that gets in the way, an obstacle. (N.) |
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| To admit to be true often reluctantly (V.) |
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| To blame or find fault with. ( V.) |
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| Clever at dealing with difficult situations;adept; skillful. (Adj.) |
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| To split with force or with a sharp instrument. (V.) |
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| Without payment free of charge. (Adj.) |
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| A visit or temporary stay. (N.) |
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| A driving force or anything that causes an action. (N.) |
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| To draw a conclusion from given facts. (V.) |
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| To Refer to in an indirect way (Used with to) (V.) |
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| A severe bodily injury. (N.) |
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| Marked by simplicity and lack of luxury. |
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| Indulging in ease, avoiding exertion, lazy. (Adj.) |
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| An unproven principal or belief held to be true. (N.) |
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| To make something known that is secret. (V.) |
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| A prolonged impassioned struggle for what is believed to be a just cause. (N.) |
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| To make helpless or incapable. (V.) |
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| A person living during the same time period as another. (N.) |
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| A general truth or rule of conflict, a short saying. (N.) |
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| Full or accompanied by (Usually accompanied by with) (Adj.) |
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| To scatter or spread widely (V.) |
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| Good will and warm feelings among friends. (N.) |
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| Turned or bent to one side in distaste or humor. (Adj.) |
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| Conflict or struggle (N.) |
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| The art of public speaking. (N.) |
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| To argue earnestly in an attempt to dissuade or show strong disapproval. (V.) |
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| Having or demonstrating extensive knowledge, learned (Adj.) |
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| To flash or sparkle. (V.) |
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| The beginning of an action or process. (N.) |
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| To measure the depth of water. (V.) |
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| To measure the depth of water. (V.) |
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| Hard to explain or impossible to understand. (Adj.) |
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| To urge strongly, to warn or appeal. (V.) |
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| Noisy confusion uproar. (N.) |
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| Young and inexperienced immature. (Adj.) |
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| Ravenous desiring and eating a large amount of food. (Adj.) |
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| Not yet fully developed. (Adj.) |
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| An order or command. (N.) |
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| To change the form or appearance of. (V.) |
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| A state of being in doubt about what to do. (N.) |
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| One who falls behind others because of moving slowly. (N.) |
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| To show to be involved with something, especially something especially something dishonest or illegal. (V.) |
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| Having or giving off a smell. (V.) |
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| Doubtful of the sincerity of others' motives; skeptical. (Adj.) |
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| Fitting the occasion; suitable or apt. (Adj.) |
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| Making one's feelings known in a loud way. (Adj.) |
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| A theme or idea in a work of art or literature that is developed or repeated. (N.) |
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| Rough and unpleasant to the ear. (Adj.) |
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| To cut off a body part, especially by surgery. (V.) |
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| Not naturally produced, made by artificial processes. (Adj.) |
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