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| appealing to the sense of beauty |
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| choosing from a variety of sources |
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| a seemingly contradictory statement that nonetheless expresses the truth |
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| deviating from a general rule, an irregularity |
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| to hold in great esteem, to honor, admire |
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| to hold in great esteem, to honor, admire |
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| commonplace, unimaginative |
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| commonplace, unimaginative |
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| commonplace, unimaginative |
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| commonplace, unimaginative |
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| commonplace, unimaginative |
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| commonplace, unimaginative |
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| commonplace, unimaginative |
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| commonplace, unimaginative |
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| a traditional, customary way of doing things |
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| scanty, sparse, not abundant |
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| to make youthful again, to revitalize, revive |
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| to make youthful again, to revitalize, revive |
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| to lack energy, vigor and vitality to be sluggish |
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| to lack energy, vigor and vitality to be sluggish |
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| to lack energy, vigor and vitality to be sluggish |
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| to lack energy, vigor and vitality to be sluggish |
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| to lack energy, vigor and vitality to be sluggish |
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| to lack energy, vigor and vitality to be sluggish |
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| to lack energy, vigor and vitality to be sluggish |
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| to lack energy, vigor and vitality to be sluggish |
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| to lack energy, vigor and vitality to be sluggish |
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| a person in charge of a museum |
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| a person filled with zeal or enthusiasm about a cause |
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| a person who does ill to others |
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| a person who promotes peace |
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| a person concerned with himself/herself |
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| a person who provides guidance,a tutor |
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| a person who engages in merrymaking |
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| a person with great talent, a genius |
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| a loyal supporter, an adherent, someone who stands by you |
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| someone who is overly thrifty with money, a miser |
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| a deisreputable person, a rascal, lacking virtue |
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| a person with detailed knowledge in a specific subject, a sage |
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| an extreme nationalist, a chauvinist |
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| a person who helps others often by giving generous gifts |
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| a person given to greedy and voracious eating and drinking |
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| a person with great artistic talent |
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| a person who puts on false appearance, someone who says one thing and does another |
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| a person who is rude and insensitive and lacks refinement |
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| a person who leads a secluded solitary life, a hermit |
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| a person who has risen suddenly from a low position to great success and thus lacks modesty |
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| a person who can predict future events |
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| a person who is practical and thus not given to flights of fancy |
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| an ardent follower, supporter or enthusiast |
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| a person who wanders from place to place |
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| a dabbler, a person having superficial interent in a variety of fields or endeavors |
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| a person who arouses popular passions and prejudices |
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| a person who is overly humble , who pleads for a favor |
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| a person who seeks pleasure and gratification |
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| to tear down, destroy, raze |
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| to criticize, denounce, condemn |
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| wretched, aweful, miserable |
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| to exhaust the supply of something |
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| feeling very down/discouraged |
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| to belittle, to say unfavorable things about someone |
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| to do down in the sense of being empty, lacking content |
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| lack importance, significance |
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| lack importance, significance |
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| lazy, therefore lacking ambition |
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| impetuous, lacking restraint and forethought |
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| impetuous, lacking restraint and forethought |
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| dull, bland lacking in taste |
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| brief and therefore lacking permanence |
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| brief and therefore lacking permanence |
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| brief and therefore lacking permanence |
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| ordinary and therefore lacking distinction |
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| cruel and therefore lacking in compassion |
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| cruel and therefore lacking in compassion |
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| derived from and therefore lacking originality |
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| crude and therefore lacking refinement |
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| brave and therefore lacking fear |
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| brave and therefore lacking fear |
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| thick an syrupy and therefore lacking movement |
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| lacks proper respect or seriousness |
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| immature and therefore lacking maturity |
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| unpredictable, changeable and therefore lacking consistency |
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| commonplace and therefore lacking originality |
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| very happy, filled with joy and enthusiasm |
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| very happy, filled with joy and enthusiasm |
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| very happy, filled with joy and enthusiasm |
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| very happy, filled with joy and enthusiasm |
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| very happy, filled with joy and enthusiasm |
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| very happy, filled with joy and enthusiasm |
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| very happy, filled with joy and enthusiasm |
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| very happy, filled with joy and enthusiasm |
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| very changeable, in personality |
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| very annoying and irksome |
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| very excited, very animated, very active |
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| very hardworking, diligent |
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| very loud, very bright colors |
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| very demanding, very difficult |
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| very quarrelsome, combative |
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| a vile very contemptible act or deed |
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| a court order requiring someone to do something |
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| the unlawful taking of money entrusted to one's care |
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| the unlawful taking of personal property |
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| secret agreement , usually for illegal or deceitful purposes |
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| an offical proclamation, a degree |
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| an assertion unsupported by facts |
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| to settle a dispute in court |
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| to delete or remove from the record |
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| a made up or invented story, a falsehood |
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| opposes government and laws |
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| a chronological misplacing of events, persons or objects |
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| to ascertain the number of, to count |
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| the supreme ruler in a kingdom |
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| to inform, instruct, edify |
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| to give in to someone's demands |
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| a prejudice, leaning or predisposition |
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| to multiply, increase, spread rapidly |
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| to renounce, resign, vacate a throne |
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| important turning point events |
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| important turning point events |
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| important turning point events |
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| self-rule, self governing |
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| an offspring of two plants or animals of different species |
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| will allow lights to pass through |
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| a mix of two or more metals |
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| will allow liquids to pass through |
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| an animal that acquires food by hunting other animals |
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| to harden into bone and thus become rigid |
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| in the early stages, embryonic |
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| shrewd, smart, keen-minded |
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| to live through another's experience |
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| high standards of personal conduct |
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| proper behavior, good public manners |
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| something that is everywhere, omnipresent |
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| to urge someone to do something |
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| a feeling that cannot be expressed of put into words |
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| agreeable, willing to do something |
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| not sincere, not straightforward, thus very crafty |
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| to act in an overly submissive manner |
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| to act in an overly submissive manner |
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| to act in an overly submissive manner |
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