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to forgive or free from blame |
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Concerned with or appreciative of beauty |
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Difficult to do, laborious |
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Stern in manner or apperance |
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Strong or fixed dislike, a feeling of repugnance |
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A hiding place, something hidden in a secret place |
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Unfeeling and insensitive |
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The act of blaming or condeming |
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To punish for the sake of discipline |
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To come together as one, to fuse or unite |
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To shrink or hide oneself in fear |
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Miserably damp and chilly |
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To come from or flow forth |
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not subject to becoming dishonest |
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Enthusiastically devoted to a certain interest |
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Military officer assigned to an embassy |
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To hesitate at doing something |
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Courteous or generous toward women |
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Overflowing with excitement |
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Resembling a severe storm |
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An open, intentional insult; a slight to one's dignity |
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Inclined to do good; kindly |
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A feeling of slight regret for something done |
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Outward behavior; conduct |
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Beyond the understanding of most people; only known by a certain group |
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Not knowing how to read or write |
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An action taken without judgement or caution; rashness; indiscretion |
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To treat in a condescending manner |
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Separated into racial groups |
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Having a sticky, fluid consistency |
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Reverent; devout; dutiful |
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A rule or principle to guide conduct |
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Boisterous; harsh sounding; noisy and disorderly |
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An object associated with a saint; something that remains from the past |
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An ability to recover or adjust easily |
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An interval of rest; a temporary delay |
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Briliant, gloriously bright |
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Submissive, behaving like a slave |
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Emotionally moving; filled with passion; ardent; fervent |
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Something that lies inactive or stays in one place |
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Concise; clearly expressed with a few words |
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To infer on minimal grounds; conjecture; suppose |
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Concise; brief; free of extra words |
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To weaken the support of; to injure in a slow or sneaky way |
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Workable; capable of living and growing; able to succeed |
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To defame; to slander; to blacken the character of |
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Immoral; lewd; deliberate maliciousness; having no regard for others |
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To be indecisive or inconstant; to fluctuate in opinion |
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A person with great enthusiasm for and committed to a cause |
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