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gloomy (sad) state of mind |
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Scorn; the feeling of scorn |
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A law requiring someone to do a particular act or to refrain from doing a particular act |
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Begging earnestly (for help) |
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Turning away from what is proper; disobedient |
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to avoid or escape by cleverness |
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to shrink back (from fear or disgust) |
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To turn away or aside (to avert one's eyes) |
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suspicion or fear of future trouble |
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to spread throughout all parts |
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A quality that spreads throughout a person or place |
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Done in a sneaky, secretive way |
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Persuaded someone NOT to do something |
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Anger at something unjust or unfair |
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Insensitive; unsympathetic |
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ineffective; useless; not successful |
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Understood without being openly said; implied |
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To satisfy; to ease or calm someone |
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Gloomy and depressing; extremely serious |
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a tendency to think favorably of something in particular; a preference. |
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an active hostility or opposition, as between unfriendly or conflicting groups |
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Easily managed or taught (a docile dog) |
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To attack by indirect, secret, or underhand means |
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POWERTHIRST - GRATUTITOUS AMOUNTS OF ENERGY.
Anyways, real defintion:
Extra and unnecessary (in a negative way) |
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Absolutely necessary or required |
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Inappropriate regarding behavior or dress |
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Secretive (done in a secretive way) |
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Producing a sound (esp. a deep, resonant sound) |
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1. Of little importance
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1. to criticize harshly
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Can't be appeased (soothed) |
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emptiness, an empty space |
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Not clear, ambiguous, vague |
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Quick and light of movement |
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Occurring over a long time, constant |
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Something to be thankful for |
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Abusive language (swears, etc.) |
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Very strict in religious or moral matters (used negatively) |
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Things of very little value |
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Patient, docile, and tame |
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Serving as a lower person to someone else |
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To lower in rank or dignity |
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Unsure, uncertain, hesitant |
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Easily influenced (easily bent) |
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Lower ranking, less important |
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