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| very talkative; liking to talk |
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having great pride in oneself and dislike for others
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| Insolent (adj), insolently (adv) |
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| boldly disrespectful in speech or behavior; rude |
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to make better; to lessen pain, difficulty, or tension
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| to calm; to make peaceful; to restore to a tranquil state |
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| deceitful, cunning, sly behavior |
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| to depart suddenly and secretly, as the purpose of escaping |
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| Lack of refinement in conduct of speech |
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| caution in action for fear of doing wrong |
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| using few words in speech |
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| brief and full of meaning |
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| briefness or conciseness in speech or writing; shortness of time |
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| using few words in speaking and writing |
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| not talking much;reserved |
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| clearly or briefly stated |
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| habitually silent, sparring words, close-mouthed |
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| using only the words that are needed to make a point;very concise, sometimes to the point of rudeness |
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| off the point;irrelevant (tangent) |
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| Lacking energy or interest (apathy) |
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| seeking compromise (conciliate) |
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| avoiding other people (recluse) |
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| Sadness, stirring emotions |
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To worship; show excessive admiration
(n): adulation: great praise |
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basic skills; foundation
(adj): rudimentary |
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generous; big-hearted
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firmness of purpose
(n) tenacity |
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1. easy to talk to; friendly; kind
Related form: affability (n), affably (adv)
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1. sociable, easy going
Related form: gregariously (adv)
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ready to fight
Related form: belligerently (adv)
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very generous
Related form: munificently (adv)
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to spend money or time in a wasteful fashion
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a riddle or mystery
Related form: enigmatic (adj)
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having to do with showing off
Related form: ostentatiously (adv)
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warm and friendly
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Showing unselfish concern for otheres
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| stingy, relating to poverty |
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a difficult or troubling situation
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| too forward or bold, overstepping proper bounds |
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| to eliviate or lessen pain |
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| struck with terror and amazement |
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| to mumble something over and over |
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habitually complaining
(querulously) |
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| to withdraw formally one's (in something previously believed or maintained) |
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| to give up up using or having |
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Absolute power arbitrarily or unjustly administrated
(tyrannical: unjustly cruel) |
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| To maintain by noisy argument or dispute |
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| to envy the possession of another |
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| Occurring or acting together |
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Unfeeling, insensitive to feelings
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hot-tempered; easily angered
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expressive of extreme disbelief
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polite and obedient for hope of gain or favor
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treating a subject with honor and respect
Related Form: reverence (n) a feeling of respect
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unoriginal; taken from something already existing
Related Form: derive (v) to trace from an original source
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| dangerous. risky; uncertain |
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| a failure or a breakdown; a collapse |
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| misfortune, an unfavourable turn of events |
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| looking down on others; proud and scornful |
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| liking to be with people; enjoying having fun |
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| Exceptionally insightful able to foresee the future |
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careful and hard working
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to harm the reputation of, dishonor
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identification with the feelings of others
Related form: empathetic (adj)
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| happening by luck, fortunate |
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rash, impulsive, acting without thinking
Related form: impetuously (adv)
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pretending to be important, intelligent or cultured
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careful, cautious
Related form: warily (adv)
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a feeling of worship, profound respect
Related form: reverent(adj)
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pertaining to beauty or the arts
Related form: aesthetically (adv)
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(n) short, usually funny account of an event
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(v) to imitate, follow an example
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(adj) red-colored, flushed; gaudy
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(adj) clichéd, worn out by overuse
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(adj) fearless, adventurous, brave in the face of danger
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| (adj) considerate, skillful in acting to avoid offense to others |
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| (v) to regard with scorn or contempt |
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| (adj) quickly fading, short-lived, esp. an image |
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| (adj) faithless, disloyal, untrustworthy |
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(adj) lacking authenticity, false
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| (v) to clear from blame or suspicion |
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(adj) persistent, hard-working
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(v) to forgive, free from blame
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(adj) wrong, unsound, illogical
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| marked by disorder, untidy |
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| not straightforward, insincere |
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| overly sweet to the point of disgust |
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| false and malicious accusation, slander |
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| perceptible by feeling or touch. |
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| Knowledge shared with another or others regarding a private matter. |
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To return to a former place or condition
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