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Having a lack of intterest or feeling |
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When something is hard to understand or unclear |
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Having a new idea or a new way of looking at something |
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To see things clearly, to discriminate |
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A true statement that nonetheless seems to contradict itself |
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To look at something closely, to examine it carefully |
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To be unlike in nature, different |
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To have cunning or sly behavior |
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Fluctuate in opinion or resolution |
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When something is unnecessary or extra |
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Attempting to resolve a dispute with goodwill, making peace |
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Lasting for only a short time |
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Being small minded, unsophisticated, having a limited outlook |
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To lower oneself to another's level |
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The most exalted, grand, awe inspiring |
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Meticulous, very careful in making choices |
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Lazy, trying to avoid activity |
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Commendable, worthy of imitation, being a great example |
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Irritable, or hot tempered |
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Holding back or avoiding saying more than necessary |
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A mistaken belief based on unsound information |
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To increase, or become greater |
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Accumulate in great quantity or gather in large ammounts |
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To be strange in appearance or effect |
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To have mercy or forgiveness |
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To cause someone to become confused, bewildered, or mixed up |
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To subdue, intimadate, or make fearful |
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Inconsistency, or a disagreement between facts or claims |
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When all things are equal, resulting in stable, balanced, or unchanging system |
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Not letting go, stubborn or persistent |
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Not caring one way or another, being neutral |
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To agree or raise no objection |
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Having to do with the matter at hand, pertinant |
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Poisonus, violent or malignant |
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Something that is meant to instruct |
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Continual, unceasing, repeated over and over |
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To be shallow, without depth |
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Being haughty or patronizing |
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Have a terrible reputation, being notorious |
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Easy to understand, or expressed clearly |
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Being obvious, to stand out |
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To oliberate, to rub or wipe out |
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Light, airy, or delicate in appearance |
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Something that is trite, feeble, or commonplace |
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Being out of place, obsurd, or out of keeping |
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Easily tricked, too trusting |
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Being submissive or slave like |
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being firm in purpose, determined |
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To shorten by using fewer words |
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Friendship, or friendly relations |
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Given to unpredictable changes of thought or conduct |
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To come together as one, to unite |
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To solidify, as in freezing |
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Pleasing or agreeable to the ear |
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To defame, or to say vile things about someone |
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Reluctant acceptance of a bad situation |
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A misunderstanding or to interpret incorrectly |
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To soothe, or lessen in anger |
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Speaking clearly and well |
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Intelligent or perceptive |
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Happening for the first time, never heard of before |
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To strive to equal or surpass someone |
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Splitting off into different directions |
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Making wise and good decisions |
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To loose motivation and or energy |
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The desire to cause harm or suffering |
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Sentimental longing for the past |
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To be filled with self importance, pompous |
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Unstable, explosive, quick to evaporate |
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To cause to happen, urge, incite |
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Contradiction, deceit, sneakiness |
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Not serious, humorous statement |
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Conventional, adhering to traditional ways |
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To make matters worse, to annoy, to try one's patience |
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Emitting light, enlightened |
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Depressed, melancholy in nature or disposition |
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Without thoroughness or enthusiasm |
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To shut out, make impossible or prevent |
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Hermit like, or self denial |
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To overlook, or allow to happen |
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To waste away from lack of use |
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Enthusiastically devoted to something |
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Without making any mistakes |
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To move from the main topic, to go off on a tangent |
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Generous, big-hearted, forgiving |
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Bungling, inefficent, or unfit |
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To hamper or block, get in the way |
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To make ineffective, to deny |
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Without intention, careless, lax |
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Thick, slow-moving, sticky |
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To tickle, to excite agreeably |
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Based on a figure of speech, metaphorical |
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To conclude, to figure out based on given information |
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Apprehension, fearful, nervous anticipation |
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Moderate or restrained, not extreme or excessive |
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