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To stoop to do something you think is unworthy of you |
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A setting free bu judgement of a court; a release from a duty, obligation, etc. |
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A belief different from accepted doctrine |
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Friendly; agreeable; good-natured |
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A face or facial expression; appearance |
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Unconquerable; Unyielding; not easily overcome |
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Lacking Mercy; insensitive; thick and hardened; having calluses |
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In the exact words; Following the original exactly |
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Military; suggesting war; warlike |
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A statement that may be true but that seems to say contradictory things |
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Artisitc; having to do with art or beauty; sensitive to art and beauty |
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Only average or ordinary; medium; neither good nor bad |
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To contain or include; surround |
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An assumption; a fundamental truth or doctrine; to assume without proof |
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Relentless; not capable of being calmed or appeased |
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On which something turns or depends; crucial; vitally important |
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Unsafe; insecure; uncertain; dangerous |
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To crowd around in order to ask for favors; to overwhelm; to enclose with armed forces. |
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No longer in general use; old-fashioned; belonging to an erlier period; ancient |
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To aid or assist with a grant of money; to support; to promote |
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A building or structure, especially an imposing or elaborate one |
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To change into bone; to harden like bone; to become rigid, hardhearted or opposed to change |
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Noticeably inadequate; scanty; lean; thin |
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Of or like the middle class __ often referring to a focus upon material things and respectability |
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Juicy; not dry or dull; having fleshy plant tissue that conserves moisture; a plant that has much tissue |
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Acceptable to the mind; pleasant tasting; fit to be eaten |
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A fall from higher to lower; to pass gradually |
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Relating to a simple county way of life; relating to shepherds; rural |
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A necessity; a requirement |
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Main idea of a story. Exposition, Foreshadowing, Conflict, etc. |
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The setting, circumstances, and main characters along with their relation. |
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Most important moment; usually the turning point. |
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Writer makes direct statements about the characters personality. |
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Writer information about a characters personality, what he/she is like etc. |
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Reason a character behaves a certain way or acts. |
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Deals with outside sources in a novel. |
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Irregular, not steady; uncertain |
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