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to cause resentment; to provoke
Syn: irritate |
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| the scientific study of the structure, sounds, and meaning of language |
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| a commoner; one from the lower class; peasant; peon (noun)/common or vulgar; base; lowly (adjective) |
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showing early development, especially mental
Syn: advanced |
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inclined to prey on others
Syn: pillaging; despoiling |
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superior skill or ability
Syn: strength; dominance; power |
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eager and ready to fight; quarrelsome
Syn: combative; belligerent |
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cowardly; fearful
Syn: fainthearted; timid |
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to put an end to; to allay or quiet
Syn: calm |
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| very idealistic; impractical; caught up in romantic notions |
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a disorderly crowd, a mob
Syn: riffraff |
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raging; fanatical
Syn: uncontrollable; fervid |
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| a person skilled at telling stories |
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seeking revenge; bearing a grudge
Syn: vengeful |
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