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| adj done rutinely or with little interest or care |
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| n anticipation of an event w/o concios reasoning |
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| v publically withdraw or repudiate a belief or statement |
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adj readily assuming different shapes and roles
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| v assign to a position of inconsequence or oblivion. |
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| adj. deserving of criticism |
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| v present an obstacle, stand in the way of |
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| n interval of rest or relief |
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| adj standing out conspicuosly, prominant |
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adj. concise
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| adj loathsome, exciting ditaste or aversion |
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| adj taking words in their usual meaning or primary sense. |
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