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(v) to bring together, unite |
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(adj) of or relating to trees |
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(adj) of or relating to an earlier period in time, outdated |
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(v) to assign credit, attribute to |
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(v) to repent, make amends |
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(adj) marked by goodness or doing good |
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(v) to beg, plead, implore |
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(v) to coax by using flattery |
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(n) a flaw, an imperfection |
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2.(n) something that destroys hope |
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(adj) loud and full of energy |
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2.(v) to strike with force |
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1.(v) to support, hold up
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(n) a rhythm, progression of sound |
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(n) an attempt to spoil someone else's reputation by spreading lies |
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(v) to get the attention of, hold |
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(adj) intelligible, logically consistent |
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(n) gigantic statue or thing |
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(n) the act or process of burning |
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(n) a notice of approval or recognition |
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(adj) corresponding in size or amount |
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(n) to make an appropriate payment for something |
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(n) to complete, make perfect |
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(adj) being an accomplice in a wrongful act |
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(adj) accompanying in a subordinate fashion |
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(adj) pleasantly agreeable |
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(v) to dedicate something to a holy purpose |
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(v) to nurture, improve, refine |
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(adj) increasing, building upon itself |
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(adj) feeling depressed, hopeless, discouraged |
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(n) one who has total power and rules brutally |
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(adj) not straightforward, deceitful |
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(adj) tending to delay, causing delay |
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(adj) showing care in doing one's work |
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(n) a mournful song, especially for a funeral |
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(adj) rebellious, resentful of authority |
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(v) to deny knowledge of or responsibility for |
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(v) to reveal, make public |
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(adj) not agreeing, not in harmony with |
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(adj) difference, failure to correspond |
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(n) the quality of being reserved in speech or action, good judgement |
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(adj) rambling, lacking order |
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(v) to scorn, hold in low esteem |
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(adj) loss of spirit or morale |
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(v) to criticize or speak ill of |
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(adj) sharply differing, containing sharply contrasting elements |
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(v) to send off to accomplish a duty |
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(v) to drive away, scatter |
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(v) to scatter or cause to scatter |
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