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Abnormal; deviating from accepted norm |
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State of suspension; temporary inaction |
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Characterized by self-denial; especially in area of food and drink. |
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Agreeing without protest |
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Sharply unpleasant, painful, stinging sensation; bitter, harsh |
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Bitter in temper, manner, speech |
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Keeness; mental quickness, intellectual insight |
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Gentle reproof; cautionary advice or warning |
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To offend, as with a gesture |
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To widen in scope or make bigger |
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Amounting to a whole |
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To reduce intensity of (esp. pain) |
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To mix/blend together in a homogeneous body |
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To make better/improve |
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Short account of interesting incident |
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Large group of islands |
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Cleverness or skill, ingenuity |
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Given to severe self-denial; excessive abstinence |
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Persistent, unceasing |
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Bold, fearless, recklessly daring |
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Unadorned, severely simple |
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Justify, prove, affirm, avouch (to declare the provable truth or validity of) |
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Drearily(sad) commonplace and predictable, trite |
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Underlying concept of system or theory |
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To surround, as in an attack |
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Offensively loud and noisy |
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To support/reinforce |
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Using inflated language language; pompous |
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Briefness or conciseness |
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To intimidate or subjugate by an overbearing manner or domineering speech; bully. |
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Offensively self-assertive; pushy |
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To perform clumsily or inadequately; botch |
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To grow forth; send out buds |
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Disagreeable, harsh, discordant sound or tune |
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Insensitive, indifferent |
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To make false and malicious statements about |
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To be open and sincere |
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Use of trickery to deceive |
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Rude, boorish, surly person |
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Concluding section of a musical or literary piece; something that summarizes |
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Aware, taking notice |
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Pertaining to common speech |
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Feeling of quiet security |
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One to whom secrets are confided |
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Appropriate or fitting |
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Feelings of anxiety and dismay, particularly about unexpected events; Panic |
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Quarrelsome; controversial |
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Rebellious; obstinately disobedient |
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To ascertain, confirm |
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Appearance, especially look or expression |
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Person or thing resembling or complementing another |
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Disposition to believe too readily;willingness to behave or trust too readily |
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Practice of favoring one's friends, especially in political appointments |
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Hasty, superficial, as of a review of something |
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Inadequate supply; scarcity; lack |
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Orderliness and good taste in manners |
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Hurtful, morally or physically; having a harmful effect, injurious |
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To represent by sketch or diagram |
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State of being morally bad or evil |
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To ridicule, make fun of |
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Something obtained from a source |
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Aimless, haphazard |
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Bitter or malicious criticism |
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Pertaining to teaching |
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Causing delay; slow, tardy, sluggish;
characterized by procrastination |
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To disturb the composure of |
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1. Avoid causing offense or revealing private information
2. Freewill; freedom to decide what should be done in a particular situation |
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Lack of calm, peace, or ease |
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Disquise or pretend |
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Breaking up of a union of persons |
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To strip, deprive |
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To tell or make known, generally of something secret or private |
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State of inactivity or low spirits |
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Someone easily fooled |
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Showing great enthusiasm or exhilaration |
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1. Giving off bubbles; fizzy
2. Vivacious, enthusiastic
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Power to produce intended effect |
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Shameless boldness, imprudence; insolent or impertinent behavior |
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Act of coming or going out; exit |
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Poem lamenting the dead |
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To extract without violence; to learn through discussion |
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Conciousness or pride in belonging to a select group |
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To add attractive or ornamental features |
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Short-lived; fleeting
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1. Not easily angered or disturbed
2. Not varying or fluctuating greatly |
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Evenness of mindness or temper |
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To use ambiguous or unclear expressions, usually to avoid commitment or mislead |
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To destroy completely |
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Very learned; showing great knowledge |
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