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| adj; showing a polite and friendly desire to avoid disagreement and argument |
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| adj; not having or showing much emotion or interest |
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| n; anxiety, hesitation, worry |
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| adj; greedy of gain, excessively acquisitive especially in seeking to hoard riches |
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| adj; emotionally hardened |
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| v; to give up, surrender under certain terms |
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| n; great and usually bloody slaughter or injury, the flesh of slain animals or men |
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| n; purging emotions or relieving of emotional tension after a traumatic experience |
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| adj; roundabout and unnecessarily wordy |
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| v; to force someone to do something against their will |
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| adj; self-satisfied (negative connotation) |
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| n; the state of being involved with others in an illegal activity or wrongdoing |
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| adj; gullible, too ready to believe things, easily fooled or cheated |
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| adj; having a secret or hidden meaning |
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| n; a person's appearance and behavior |
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| n; state of moral corruption |
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| v; to show disapproval, put down |
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| v; ridicule, disparage, tease |
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| adj; deserted, joyless, disconsolate, sorrowful |
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| n; code of beliefs accepted as authoritative |
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| adj; doubtful, unconvinced, skeptical |
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| adj; having or showing the ability to use language clearly and effectively |
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| adj; cryptic, hard to figure out |
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| v; to beg, plead, supplicate |
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| v; to lie, to intentionally mislead or hide the truth |
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| adj; practical, appropriate to a purpose |
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| adj; precisely and clearly expressed, readily observable |
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| adj; not genuine, insincere |
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| adj; showing passion, enthusiastic |
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| adj; pleasant personality, affable |
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| adj; a serious or sad situation, can describe a personality |
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| adj; of common origin, being a plebian |
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| adj; not sorry, showing no remorse, unremorseful |
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| adj; consistently calm, unflappable |
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| adj/adv; unwise or indiscreet |
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| adj; unwilling or unable to believe something |
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| adj; incapable of tiring out, not yielding to fatigue |
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| adj; to bring to completion or fruition |
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| n; the condition of being known for having done bad things or for being evil |
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| adj; cannot be interpreted or understood |
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| adj; unbearable, intolerable |
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| adj; having extreme conditions, lack of emotional calm and control, connotated with alcohol |
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| adj; belonging naturally, essential |
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| adj; showing good judgement |
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| n; feeling a lack of interest or energy |
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| adj; compassionate, merciful |
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| n; a manner lacking seriousness |
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| n; when one fails to do something that should be done which can lead to consequences |
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| adj; suggesting that something bad is going to happen in the future |
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| adj; attempting to win favor by flattery, groveling, or submissive behavior |
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| n; the state of being forgotten |
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| adj; relating or involving money |
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| n; offspring, descendents |
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| n; a close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well |
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| adj; overwhelmed by happy emotion |
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| v; to appeal in earnest, to pray, beg, entreat |
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| adj; having no moral principles |
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| adj; characterized by lively spirit and animation |
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