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| Old Testament books not included in the Bible |
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| vague, hazy; dark, dim; unknown, concealed, mysterious; not clear; hard to understand; not noticeable; of little importance |
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| obstruction, impediment, hindrance |
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| thrust outward; force (oneself or one's opinion on others); interrupt; invade |
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| lie, make false statements; speak half-truth, embellish the truth; deceive |
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| vulgar; improper, indecent (especially of sexual indecency) |
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be happy, rejoice
Exultant: happy, overjoyed
He leaned back, exulting at the success of his plan. |
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provide analytical notes; make footnotes; explain; to furnish with critical commentary;
An annotated edition |
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| lively, animated; abundant, plentiful; extreme in degree or extent; full of enthusiasm; |
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melancholic; sad; sorrowful; mournful; serious;
SYN: Doleful, Mournful
A lugubrious expression |
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| horribleness; wickedness; cruelty; act of cruelty and violence; a cruel and violent act, esp in war |
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make up on the spur of the moment; perform without advance preparation;
An improvised speech |
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To spend time getting your health and strength back after an illness
SYN: Recuperate
She is convalescing at home after her operation |
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A quiet person who is more interested in their own thoughts and feeling than in spending time with other people
OPP: Extrovert |
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to express disapproval of; to bring shame upon; to disgrace;
SYN: Discredit
She was reproached by colleagues for leaking the story to the press |
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full of energy, excitement or happiness; (of plants)strong and healthy; growing quickly and well;
A picture painted in exuberant red and yellow |
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to have a very strong desire for; to ask for seriously;
SYN: long for
She always craved excitement |
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A person who pretends to have moral standards or opinions that they do not actually have
It would be hypocritical of me to have a church wedding when i don't believe in God |
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