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| similarity to reality; the appearance of truth; |
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| poised; sophisticated; refined |
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| apprehension; nervous trembling |
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| shared principle or belief |
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| to yield or submit; to die |
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| bitter conflict; discord; a struggle or clash |
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stopping and starting; scattered; occurring in bursts every
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| the state of being sober; seriousness |
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| treason; the incitement of public disorder or rebellion |
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| sticking out; conspicuous; leaping |
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| criminally dishonest person; a scoundrel |
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the leading character in a novel, play, or other work;
a leader or champion |
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| better than anyone else; outstanding; supreme |
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practical; down to earth; based on experience rather than
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| to pacify; to appease; to soothe |
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| something that cures everything |
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| to darken; to confuse; to make confusing |
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| in name only; insignificant |
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| environment; surroundings |
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| an illegal act, especially by a public official |
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| to satirize; to mock; to parody |
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| uncontrollable; stubborn; disobedient |
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| very, very, very small; infinitely small |
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| native; originating in that area |
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a chant; the repetition of statements of phrases in a way
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| like an emperor or an empire |
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| bossy and, usually, arrogant |
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