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reluctantly agreeable; compliant
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words or behavior filled with anger, harshness, or bitterness
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| skillful in the use of the hands, or in handling tough situations |
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| a strong like; attraction |
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quiet; uncommunicative
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homeless person, wanderer
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| positive statement; assertion; agreement |
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able to use both hands with equal skill.
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| indecision; feeling of being pulled in two directions |
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Too old to be useful; outdated; obsolete
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| selected by random choice and without solid reason |
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| taking place under promising conditions; likely to succeed. |
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| Stern; plain; without luxuries |
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| feeling repelled; wanting to avoid. |
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| boring; lacking freshness; lacking in qualities that interest |
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to fool with flattery or false promises; coax; deceive
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| to complete or make whole |
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| requirements used to make a decision |
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greed, especially for money
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| the act of yielding to someone else out of respect |
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| emptied; drained; used up |
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to express regret or disapproval; complain; criticize |
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| exchange of ideas; conversation |
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| say negative things; belittle |
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| separation into parts; the process of dissolving |
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sticking to widely accepted beliefs, even when faced with contrary evidence; closed-minded
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different from most, especially in personality or behavior
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choosing from many different sources; carefully selective
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unpredictable; differing from what is normal or expected
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to praise highly; extol (extol is another word for “praise highly”)
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tending to avoid giving direct answers
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raise in rank; elevate; praise
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lacking loyalty; unpredictably changeable; erratic
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treating a serious situation with arrogant humor or disrespect.
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very talkative; loquacious
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to avoid giving a definite or clear answer, thereby escaping blame or responsibility.
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a group of people in authority, ranked in order of their power; a sequential listing.
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| respect paid to someone or something; tribute; honor |
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making quick decisions and taking sudden action; impulsive; hasty
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to arouse to action; stir up
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impossible to correct, control, or discipline.
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charge with a crime; accuse
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penetrate by passing through gaps; enter secretly and become established, like a spy into an enemy organization
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naïve; unsophisticated; inexperienced
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a new idea or product; a new way of doing something that is so much better, it causes others to copy it
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unable to pay bills; bankrupt
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| located within the very nature of an object or a person; inherent |
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a specialized language used by a certain group
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yellow color; or, envy or resentment
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to throw overboard; discard
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joking; playful; jesting; witty
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point in time, especially a crucial one; joint or connection
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something inherited, either from a relative or the past itself
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at a great height; elevated; noble
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stubborn; refusing to be persuaded
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a sign of something unpleasant that’s about to happen; inauspicious
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someone who takes advantage of the situation
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without enthusiasm or thoroughness; routine; “going through the motions”
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read carefully; study in detail
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dull, trite statement (trite=not fresh or original)
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formed long ago; primitive
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forced isolation to prevent the spread of disease
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to ignore or reject strongly;
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very thorough; doing what is right or ethical
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A person who shows no response to pleasure or pain; someone who is impassive.
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to say things harmful to a person’s reputation; malign; vilify
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a bitterly critical speech
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to sap the strength; weaken
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extreme poverty; destitution
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move back and forth between choices, unable to decide
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something left behind; a visible trace or evidence of something that has vanished
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comfortable with speech; always ready to talk
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excessive; uncontrollable; lustful
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someone with an extreme enthusiasm for a particular belief or activity; a fanatic
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