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Careful, precise. (Careful observation) |
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Having a keen sense of what to say to avoid offense |
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Generous in forgiving. |
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Crying out noisily; obnoxious |
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Excessively talking; Rambling |
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Inclined to silence; shy |
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Inquiry; unduly curious |
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Not belonging anywhere; Irrelevant |
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Of large scope; covering or involving much |
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Occuring at different times
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Of nature of a problem; Questionable |
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What is preferred; Leaning towards ones' desires. |
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Pertaining to subject |
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Fluent and appropriate speech |
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More than enough; excessive |
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Not open to question or dispute; No argument |
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Impenetrable; Incapable of being influenced |
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Absolutely trustworthy |
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Persistent in effort; Stubborn |
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Showing understanding |
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Degrading; Humiliating |
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Capable to being done |
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Pertaining to dispute; Argument |
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Working only for money |
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Firmly resolved or determined |
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Distasteful or unpleasant to look at |
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Not genuine, authentic, or true |
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Controlled or done according to conscience |
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Simple
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Made up from various sources |
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Causing offense, discriminate, resentment |
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Improvised; Done without preparation
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Never known or experienced before |
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Done in secrecy/concealment |
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Dogmatic (opinionated) about others' appearance |
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Indepedent; self-controlled |
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Refusing to compromise |
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Having many possibilities; doubtful |
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A great diversity of elements |
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Made hard; insensitive |
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Lacking in spirit, vitality, interest. |
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Defecient in quality; Adequate |
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Large in quantity of number |
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To speak ot treat of belittlingly; Depreciate |
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Given or done without charge; Voluntary |
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Characterized by expressing goodwill and kindness; Desire to help others |
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To support (with a cushion or pillow) |
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To seek, aim for something ambitiously |
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To make null and void; Reduce to nothing |
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To do/say again repeatedly |
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To prevent the presence of; Exclude |
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To make into an act; Establish |
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To find out with certainty |
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To combine; strengthen |
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To gather for oneself |
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To give up completely |
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A state of indecisiveness; Unsteady movement |
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Abnormality; Odd characteristics |
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Quality of generosity |
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The clients or customers |
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An internal tax or dity on certain commodities
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The act of departing/deviating from the ordinary
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The process of mixing or combining |
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To regard with scorn or contempt |
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Momentary
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Ruddy, flushed.
(Flooded with horrid colors and patterns, her wardrobe was florid) |
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Decency, honesty, wholeness
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Long life
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Quick, shrewd and unpredictable
(The mercurial Merlin the magician was quick-witted and changeable) |
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Extravagant, greater than reasonable
(There were an exorbitant number of ants in the house and we needed to perform an ant exorcismof sorts) |
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The quality of being pleasant or attractive; agreeableness
(The friends made amends by providing many amenities to each other) |
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Leader, usually appealing to emotion or prejudice.
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Reputation for bad deeds
(Infamy is fame for inferior reasons) |
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Ill-willed, causing evil or harm to others
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Hateful; Contemptible
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Corrupt, wasteful, extravagant
(When it comes to spending money, that profligate man is clearly "pro" opening the flood gates!) |
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Lazy
(The slothful snail was sluggish and slow-moving)
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To depart secretly
(With the help of his conditioned abs and his sharp wit, the criminal absconded from his jail cell last night) |
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Honesty, openness
(She spoke with candor about her passion for candy)
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To flatter excessively, seek the favor of
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Secret, stealthy
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Dishonest
(The mendacious men stole the data in hopes of acing the test) |
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Pretending to be important, intelligent, or cultured
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Complete and confirmed integrity; honesty
(Because I was at the fight, I can say with probity that the pro boxer hit his opponent's ear) |
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Flatterer, yes-man, hanger on
(The toady toad flattered the princess everyday until he got a kiss) |
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Of a kind and gentle disposition; favorable
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A natural liking for something |
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To conciliate; Overcome the distrust of. |
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To increase the bitterness of |
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Willfully determined |
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Of little importance or value |
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A display in a set arrangement (theme) |
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A complete failure. |
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The external part of an area |
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A person to have high status for something |
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To speak or write in favor of |
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To release from charge or fine. |
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To trace an outline of; To portray in words |
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To bring to a state of perfection. |
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Requiring great effort; Difficult |
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Wealth, riches, affluence. |
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The state of being open, frank, and sincere in speech and expression |
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Extending high in character, rank, or dignity. |
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