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| hardened; insensitive, indifferent, unsympathetic |
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| to expose the falseness or hypocrisy of something |
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| to spread in all directions |
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| to trick, to fool, to deceive, or to cheat; to bilk |
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| to expel an evil spirit, to get rid of something troublesome |
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| the quality or state of being humble in spirit |
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| the act of stealing another's property |
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| gladness and merriment usually accompanied by laughter |
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| to soothe or to appease, to assuage |
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| a newly coined word or phrase; new use of a word (often disapproved of) |
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| conforming to established standards, conventional |
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| difficult or adverse situation |
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| a list of works of music or readings that are ready for performance |
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