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A general pardon for offenses, especially political |
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Lack of harmony between persons or things |
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from which one cannot extricate oneself |
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associated in close personal relations |
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the quality of being mobile |
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causing insidious harm or ruin; hurtful |
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a settlement or resolution |
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to support or bear the weight of, as structure |
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having or showing little or no emotion |
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to bring state of peace;to pacify or soothe |
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a subordinate part attached to something |
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the extreme or terminal point of something |
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incapeable of being percieved by the sense of touch |
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contemplation,conjecture,or abstract reasoning |
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a form of irony that ridicules the faults of humanity, but in the interest of society |
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using the attribute of a subject or a part of a whole |
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using a concept closely related to the thing actually meant |
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comparison by saying one thing is another |
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a poem or story in which plot and characters symbollicly represent something else |
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