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| removed in thought from the immediate situation, lost in one's own mind |
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| extreme praise or admiration |
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| misfortune, unfavorable happening |
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| to sprout, to newly emerge |
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| a fantasy; a horrible creature of the imagination |
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| a plea, an earnest request |
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| foolish, silly in an obnoxious way, inane |
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| kind, compassionate, sympathetic and considerate |
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| lenient, especially toward oneself |
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| lack of competence or judgment |
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| one who lives in wretched circumstances to save and hoard money |
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| extremely wicked, evil, vicious |
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| meaningless sounds, babble |
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| to defer action; to delay |
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| a stoical person; not showing passion or feeling, indifference, impassice |
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| to call together, to send for or to request to appear |
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| quality of being able to be seen through, clear |
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| wild or disturbing activity |
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| capable of working, functioning, or developing adequately |
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