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| wild or excessive admiration or flattery |
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| to attack the truth or integrity of someone or something |
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| a self-evident rule or truth; a widely accepted saying |
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| to put to flight; to scatter; to cause a huge defeat |
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| a slander, or a malicious falsehood about another person |
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| to talk complainingly or to find fault |
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| to change a heavy, severe punishment or obligation to a lighter one |
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| to deliver, hand over, or transmit; to entrust to another's care |
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| disconnected, shifting, or aimlessly skipping from one ting to another without order |
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| to win over or entice by trickery or deception |
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| a claim, or declaration whose truth may be questioned |
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| wicked, sinful, or unrepentant |
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| to spread a report or rumor |
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| compromised of all necessary or essential components, yet concise |
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| nearness, contact, or close proximity |
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| to declare false; to oppose or contradict |
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| unavoidable; impossible to overcome; inevitable |
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| extreme self-centeredness |
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| the act of washing oneself usually for a ritual or as part of a religious rite |
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| to take or rise to office or position of authority; or to agree to a demand |
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| a strong, official reprimand |
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| excessive or insincere, used to define flattery or praise |
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| showing great and overwhelming generosity; giving liberally |
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| extreme poverty or barrenness; having no resources or ability; infertile |
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| abusive; unnecessarily harsh |
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