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confirm;
corroborate;
support;
sanction |
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short and to the point;
terse |
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undeveloped;
fundamental;
elementary |
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to appease;
pacify;
mollify |
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small in size or amount;
thin;
weak |
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taking place under promising conditions;
likely to succeed |
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hopelessly ineffective; useless;
in vain |
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loud, full in sound;
booming |
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misunderstand;
interpret incorrectly |
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someone with extreme enthusiasm for a particular belief or activity;
a fanatic |
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strongly scented;
fragrant |
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tending to avoid giving direct answers |
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self-satisfied;
unconcerned |
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support;
plead for;
speak on behalf of |
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to argue a point or position;
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stubborn;
refusing to be persuaded |
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penetrating beyond the superficial;
filled with wisdom and insight;
deep |
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of very special quality;
noble |
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making quick decisions and taking sudden action;
hasty;
impulsive |
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to cheat or deceive, usually through charm;
to amuse
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not fully developed or definitely planned;
provisional |
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someone who flatters in order to gain favor;
wimpy follower |
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refusing to change;
stubborn; unyielding |
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| in large quantity; abundant |
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wander in carefree manner;
follow a winding course;
ramble |
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| impossible to correct, control, or discipline |
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about to take place;
happening soon |
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| feeling of being pulled in two directions |
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placate;
soothe;
lessen anger |
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generous;
good-natured;
kind-hearted |
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harshness of sound;
opposite of harmony |
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| the quality of being bubbly or full of life |
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equality or equivalence;
balance among a group of rivals |
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to ignore or reject strongly;
snub |
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easy to understand;
transparent;
clear-thinking |
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joking;
playful;
jesting;
witty |
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dependent on other circumstances;
conditional |
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| exhibiting religious devotion |
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something left behind;
a visible trace or evidence of something that has vanished |
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spoiled;
scratched;
blemished |
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a strong liking;
attraction |
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the same throughout;
consistent;
uniform |
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Located within the very nature of an object or person;
inherent |
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raise in rank;
elevate;
praise |
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| known to, or understood by a limited group of people |
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to say evil or harmful things about someone;
defame;
vilify |
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| specialized language used by a particular group |
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without enthusiasm or thoroughness; routine;
"going through the motions" |
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| existing everywhere at the same time |
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hard to see or understand;
elusive |
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lacking loyalty;
unpredictably changeable;
erratic |
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| known to, or understood by a limited group of people |
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to say evil or harmful things about someone;
defame;
vilify |
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| specialized language used by a particular group |
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without enthusiasm or thoroughness; routine;
"going through the motions" |
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| existing everywhere at the same time |
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hard to see or understand;
elusive |
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lacking loyalty;
unpredictably changeable;
erratic |
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very talkative;
loquacious |
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| unpredictable; differing from what is normal |
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| person who refuses to fight |
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| say negative things; belittle |
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| feeling of being pulled in two directions |
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placate;
soothe;
lessen anger |
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generous;
good-natured;
kind-hearted |
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harshness of sound;
opposite of harmony |
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| the quality of being bubbly or full of life |
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equality or equivalence;
balance among a group of rivals |
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to ignore or reject strongly;
snub |
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easy to understand;
transparent;
clear-thinking |
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joking;
playful;
jesting;
witty |
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dependent on other circumstances;
conditional |
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| exhibiting religious devotion |
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something left behind;
a visible trace or evidence of something that has vanished |
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spoiled;
scratched;
blemished |
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a strong liking;
attraction |
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the same throughout;
consistent;
uniform |
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Located within the very nature of an object or person;
inherent |
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raise in rank;
elevate;
praise |
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| known to, or understood by a limited group of people |
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to say evil or harmful things about someone;
defame;
vilify |
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| specialized language used by a particular group |
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without enthusiasm or thoroughness; routine;
"going through the motions" |
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| existing everywhere at the same time |
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hard to see or understand;
elusive |
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lacking loyalty;
unpredictably changeable;
erratic |
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provide care & support;
nourish;
train or educate |
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short and to the point;
concise |
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| estremely careful about details |
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| dull; flat; without sparkle or flavor |
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| to leave behind or hand down through a will; transmit |
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to mix up (in your own mind);
to confuse someone else |
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to leave behind or hand down through a will;
transmit |
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dull;
flat;
without sparkle or flavor |
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| extremely careful about detaila |
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| to push someone away, or cause him to separate from people |
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| feeling hopeless or depressed |
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| requirements or standards used to make a decision |
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wishing for a return to the way thing used to be;
longing for the past;
homesick |
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to weaken by wearing away the foundation;
to sabotage |
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sticking to widely-accepted beliefs, even when hace with contrary evidence;
close-minded |
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dull;
blunt;
unintelligent;
lacking sharpness |
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