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| To disperse or spread everywhere (knowledge or ideas) |
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| A forerunner that hints at the future |
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| To mix or come together from separate elements |
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| To wander off course in speaking or writing |
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| Definite job or task, religious establishment |
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| To spread all over, or scatter randomly |
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| Commonplace and stale, trite |
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| Stripped of all but essentials, concise, succinct, sometimes to point of rudeness |
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| Gifted talker or storyteller |
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| Use of a "nice" word or phrase instead of an offensive or terrible honest one |
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| Loudly, Persistently vocal |
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| High-Flown, pompous, language |
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To speak in a clear, effective way
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| Using as few words as possible, Concise |
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Verbal ridicule of a person; personal satire
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| A tired, trite old saying, a banality |
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| One who is overly, almost sinfully, hungry for something, usually food |
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| Someone who lives for pleasure or happiness |
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| Someone who pretends to a life or beliefs that he doesn't have, a phony, a fake |
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| Not movable by any means, inflexible |
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| One who gives wise or especially meaningful advice |
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| One who differs from accepted belief or theory |
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| A fraud, a cheat, an imposter |
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| One who stubbornly holds to his own opinions |
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| To establish truth or accuracy, to confirm |
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| A greedy, grasping person |
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| A rebel, one who rises up in revolt |
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| A fanatic, someone devoted beyond reason to a cause or belief |
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| One who doubts or waits to pass judgement |
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| full of strong emotions, impassioned |
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| fitting and appropriate, relevant |
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| happening by chance, accidental |
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| tiring, demanding and exhausting |
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| generous to a fault, lenient, not critical |
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| A hermit, one who lives a solitary life |
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| In great abundance, lush, lavish, bountiful |
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| On the surface, shallow, serious/important, cursory not thorough |
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| Lacking energy or enthusiasm, indifferent or languid, uncaring |
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| going on without interruption, unceasing, continuous |
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| not noticeable, not aggressive |
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| Proud, snootily self-important |
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| Scorn, Snooty disapproval or dislike |
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| Extremely fussy and particular |
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| Openly and disdainfully proud, snooty |
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| To belittle or downgrade, to decry, depreciate, minimize |
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| Scornful, disparaging, belittling |
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| A special right or privilege |
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| To disapprove mildly, with regret |
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| To come down in level, stoop, unbend |
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| Excessively proud, disdainfully superior |
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| To mock or make fun of, to ridicule |
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| Laughable, funny, used for laughter |
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| A total lack of respect, disdain, scorn |
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| Showy, self-important, pompous, insisting on recognition often unjustifiably |
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| To make fun of, mock, to belittle or jeering or contemptuous talk |
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