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| to raise high; to glorify |
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| to illustrate by example; to serve as a good example |
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| having to do with existence; having to do with the body of though called existentialism, which basically hold that human beings are responsible for their own actions |
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| to free completely from blame; to exculpate |
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| to throw out of his or her native land; to move away from one's native land; to emigrate |
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| providing an immediate advantage; serving one's immediate self-interest; practival |
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| an open, out-going person; a person whose attention is focused on others rather than himself or herself |
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| someone who believes the future events are already determined and that humans are powerless to change them |
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| happiness; skillfulness, especially at expressing things; adaptness |
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| based on figures of speech; expressing something in terms usually used for something else; metaphorical |
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| to show off; to display ostentatiously |
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| to disregard somthing out of disrespect |
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| to refrain from; to abstain |
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| to do without; to forbear |
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| accidental; occurring by chance |
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| a type or category, especially of art or writing |
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| refined; polite; aristocratic;affecting; refinement |
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| to make gestures, especially when speaking or in place of speaking |
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| surplus; an overabundance |
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| pompous; using a lot of big fancy words in an attempt to sound impressive |
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| cunning duplicity; artfulness |
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