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to acknowledge as true or real; often unwillingly |
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to go back; return to previous condition |
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not having occurred before |
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similar in certain qualities, circumstances, or uses |
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direct contrast; opposition |
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to serve as the distinction between |
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equivalent in significance, effect, or value |
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Independence; the quality or condition of being self-governing |
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referring to a government that excercises control over all aspects of life |
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to seize and retain the rights, power, property, or position of another without legal authority |
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lack of feeling or emotion; impassiveness |
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Understanding, concerned identification with another's situation or feelings |
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expressing or arousing pity, sympathy, or tenderness; sad |
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arousing great interest or excitement |
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to free from a charge; declare blameless |
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not permitted by custom or law; illegal |
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good-humored, playful conversation |
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a representation, usually pictorial, which exaggerates or distorts the subject's features to produce a comic or ridiculous effect |
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laughable because of an obvious absurdity or ridiculousness |
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unfavorable to one's interest or welfare |
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having a strong feeling of dislike or reluctance |
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in a manner marked by metaphorical language or figures of speech |
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to ill-treat persistently and grievously |
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strict economy, especially that imposed by force |
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lacking money or resources to provide adequately the necessities of life; needy; impoverished |
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a moderate and brief decline in economic activity |
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to pay compensation for goods, services, or losses |
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having or showing skill, cleverness, or resourcefulness in handling difficult situations |
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very sophisticated; worldly |
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a trite or overused expression or idea |
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an appointment or engagement to meet at a fixed place or time |
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characterized by procrastination |
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drowsy or sluggish indifference; apathy |
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to make something seem greater; exaggerate |
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the state of having or displaying great wealth and luxury |
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recklessly wasteful or extravagant |
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a natural attraction; liking |
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marked by or showing warmth of emotion or desire |
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to destroy the affection or friendliness of; to make hostile or unsympathetic; alienate |
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a feeling of strong dislike or distaste |
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something or someone that precedes or goes before |
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to follow as a consequence or result |
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lasting for a very brief time; fleeting; transitory |
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lasting an indefinately long time; everlasting |
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to surrender under specified conditions; give up all resistance |
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to agree to do something one regards as below one's rank or dignity |
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a follower who behaves in the manner of a servant; toady; flunky |
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one who seeks favor or advancement through flattering important people; a bootlicker |
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to decrease the density of; rarefy |
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a fine film of cobwebs ween floating in air or caught on objects |
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capable of being felt or touched |
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