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| meaning the opposite of what you seem to say; using words other than what they seem to mean; say one thing and mean the other. |
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| strong belief in something that can not be disputed. |
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| intended to deach; morally instructive; pedant |
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| diiferent; incompatable; unequal |
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| different; incompatable; unequal |
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| lasting a very short time |
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| like prose; dull; unimaginative |
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| like prose; dull; unimaginative |
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1.)fitting or practical
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