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n. exaggeration; overstatement ADJ. hyperbolic |
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ADJ. lacking in flavor; dull |
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v. ridicule; make fun of ADJ. derisive |
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n. point directly overhead in the sky; summit. |
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n. deep disgrace; shame or dishonor ADJ. ignominious |
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n. generosity ADJ. magnanimous |
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ADJ. accidental; by chance |
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n. belief on slight evidence; gullibility; naivete ADJ. credulous |
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v. clean; remove offensive parts of a book. |
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n. individual trait; usually odd in nature; eccentricity ADJ. idiosyncratic |
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n. frankness; open honesty ADJ. candid |
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n. poem or song expressing lamentation ADJ. elegiacal |
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n. insult; offense; intentional act of disrespect Also v. |
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ADJ. indifferent; without concern or care |
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n. lack of caring; indifference |
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n. courteous regard for another's wish |
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n. superiority of power, quantity, etc. v. preponderate ADJ. preponderant |
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n. aggressiveness; ferocity ADJ. truculent |
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n. combativeness; disposition to fight ADJ. pugnacious |
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