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| contempt; intense dislike |
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| greatly pleasing, especially to the sense of taste; delicious; delightful |
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| skill in using the hands or body; mental skill |
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| to distinguish one from another |
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| an inadequate supply; scarcity |
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| a long abusive speech or lecture |
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| to speak out against; to condemn |
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| disagreement (the opposite of concord) |
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| to think little of someone |
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| the settling or making of boundaries or limits |
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| a great flood; a heavy rainfall; an overwhelming amount of something |
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| a person known for using popular prejudices and false claims to gain power |
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| to persuade someone not to do something; to discourage |
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| dejected; disconsolate; dispirited |
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| a process, condition, or period of decline or decay; deterioration or moral decay |
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| worn out or broken down by old age, illness, or long use; feeble; weak |
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| graceful, charming and smooth; carefree |
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| to remove from office or high position; to testify or state under oath |
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| the exact meaning of a word; dictionary meaning |
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| secretive; disguised; hidden |
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