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Not loud enough to be heard |
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Not to be reckoned beforehand; uncertain; too great a number to be counted |
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Glowing with intense heat; shining; brilliant |
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Unceasing; never stopping |
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Unable to agree or get along; conflicting; mismatched |
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Impossible to understand; obscure |
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Not readliy noticeable; attracting little attention |
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Not convenient; not suitable to plans; bothersome; difficult to do |
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Not capable of being divided or separated |
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An act of enrolling or bringing someone into a group, or of formally placing in office |
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Having a bad reputation; famous for bad things; notorious |
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To spread or swarm in or over; to live in or on as a parasite |
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The act of imflaming or state of being inflamed; bodily response to injury; redness, heat and painfulness as a result of injury or infection |
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Having or exerting influence; powerful; having effect |
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A first step or movement toward something; enterprise; ability to think or act without urging |
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To urge on; to stir up; to provoke |
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Whole, with no part missing; untouched; undamaged |
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Marked by special effort; dedicated; single-minded; highly concentrated |
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An acting of coming between in order to stop, settle, or change; interference |
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Adj. Characterizing one's deepest nature; very close association; very personal; N. A close friend |
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To frighten, to make afraid; to bully into doing or not doing something |
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The rising and falling pitch of the voice |
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N. the stock of goods or merchandise on hand; an accounting of goods; any detailed list; V. to list merchandise or belongings |
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Inverted; reversed; opposite |
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Giving vigor to; enlivening; filling with energy |
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A way of implying (often sarcastically) the opposite of what words literally mean; a result opposite to what one would expect |
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Not capable of being made smaller or simpler |
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Unable to be retrieved, recovered, restored, or replaced |
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A short, pleasant trip; excursion |
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Full of playful good humor; genial and jolly |
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Authority or power; the limits or territory governed by an authority |
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To set on fire; to ignite; to arouse or excite |
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Entirely surrounded by land, cut off from the sea |
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Theft; unlawful taking and carrying away of another's property |
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Adj. Very generous in giving or spending; costly; abundant; V. to give or spend freely |
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Loose or slack; relaxed; careless; not strict |
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Deadly; Causing or capable of causing death |
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Something for which one is legally responsible; a debt; a disadvantage or drawback |
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Support or upkeep of something; means of support or livelihood |
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Mean; spiteful; mischievous |
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V. to show plainly; to reveal; Adj. easy to see or understand; obvious; evident |
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To operate or control with the hands; to handle; to control or influence dishonestly, unfairly, or shrewdly |
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To follow a twisting, turning course; to wander without direction |
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Characteristic or suggestive of the Middle Ages |
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To think quietly and deeply |
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A mixture of things that are usually not placed together; a musical piece made up of tunes from various works |
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Change of form or structure by magic; a change in form or function as a result of development |
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A comparison between two unlike things |
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N. One who imitates another; V. to make fun of by imitating; to copy closely |
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N. A large, open area of land, often marshy and with heather growing on it; V. to keep a boat in place with ropes or cables fastened to the shore; to fasten |
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Having an abnormal interest in the unwholesome; gruesome |
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Dark; gloomy; misty; hard to understand |
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To make sick or queasy; to cause to feel disgust or loathing |
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To cause to be necessary; to force; to compel |
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To arrange for or bring about an agreement to deal with or manage |
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Deft; light and quick; agile |
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In name only; small; not worth considering |
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Apparently unconcerned or uninerested; casually indifferent |
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A preoccupation; an idea, feeling or impulse that a person cannot escape |
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Not sharp-edged or pointed; blunt; intellectually and emotionally insensitive; dull |
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A sign of what is to happen in the future |
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Threatening; foreboding; sinister |
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Not letting light through; not transparent; dark; hard to understand |
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Tyrannical; hard to take; physically or mentally distressing |
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Expecting the best; inclined to look on the bright side, cheerful |
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Adhering to accepted beliefs, especially in religion; approved or conventional |
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To banish; to shut out or exclude from a group |
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Enthusiastic and prolonged applause; an enthusiastic reception or tribute |
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Like a palace; magnificent and grand |
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A wide, unbroken view of the surroundings |
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Chief in importance; supreme; dominant |
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Acted upon rather than acting; yielding without resistance; submissive |
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A paved terrace for outdoor eating and lounging; an inner court open to the sky |
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Noticeable; observable; palpable; perceivable |
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Adj. Perpetual; enduring; N. A plant that lasts through all the seasons or for many years |
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The effects of distance or depth on the appearance of objects; point of view |
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Expecting things to turn out badly; gloomy |
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