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Bitter or sharp in language, tone or behavior |
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Unyielding, inflexible, refusing to give in |
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To argue in support of a cause |
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Cheerful willingness or eagerness |
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Indifference; Lack of interest or concern for things others find interesting |
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Struck with fear or dismay |
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To make milder or less severe |
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To make dirty; Also, to speak badly of |
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Desire to do good to others; Acts of kindness |
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Disrespect toward something sacred |
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Happily, cheerfully, joyously |
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A moveable article of personal property |
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Proportionate; Having the same measure |
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To admite that something is true |
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To lessen the value or price of |
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To speak negatively about someone or something |
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To instruct or benefit, especially morally or spiritually |
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Extraordinary in some bad way |
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Difficult to capture or comprehend |
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Being able to identify with thoughts or feelings of another person |
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Lasting a very short time |
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Extremely knowledgeable; Scholarly |
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To alienate; To remove or keep at a distance |
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To aggravate or make worse |
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To free from guilt or blame |
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To treat with scorn or contempt |
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Honest, direct, outspoken |
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Illegal; Not permitted for ethical or moral reasons |
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Exemption from punishment |
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Incapable of being heard; Muffled |
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Disbelief, skepticism, doubt |
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Poor, needy, impoverished |
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Unwilling or reluctant (usually to do something) |
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Countless, boundless, infinite |
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To prevent something from happening by anticipating it |
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Done routinely and with little interest or care |
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To bring about prematurely or suddenly |
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Producing something in large quantities or with great frequency (a prolific writer) |
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