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an archenemy, a rival |
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showing an unreasonable desire for revenge |
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possessing supreme or ultimate power |
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done openly and unashamedly, very obvious |
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herds or flocks of animals; large numbers of people or things |
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in a state of disrepair or ruin |
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a formal procession of people, walking, riding horses, or in vehicles |
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having, or showing deep religious convictions |
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general rules intended to regulate behavior or thought |
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in a way that shows great care and perseverance |
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rushing around in a violent and uncontrollable manner |
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blatant, done or shown openly, not hidden or secret |
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action or speech that makes someone annoyed or angry, especially when done deliberately |
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skill or expertise in a particular field or activity |
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characteristic of a dishonest, unprincipled person. |
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in a way that demonstrates feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not displaying anxiety |
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beating, hitting with great force |
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luxurious, rich, very generous, extravagant |
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oficial, given formal consent to something, such as a treaty |
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gave official permission or approval for an action |
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likely to be harmed or influenced by something; sensitive |
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pleasant, easy to get along with |
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members; voting parts of a group |
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the holding of an office, or the period in which the office is held |
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modeled on, or aiming for a government in which everything is perfect; idealistic, couldn't be better |
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given, felt, or done in return for something |
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turned aside; kept something from happening |
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badly conceived, or designed, or planned |
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a body of troops, or police officers standing or moving in close formation |
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going about in search of things to steal or people to attack |
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stole from, used violence against, especially during wartime |
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to discouraged someone from doing or thinking something, typically by instilling fear of the results |
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zealous, enthusiastic; usually related to religious teachings |
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moral corruption, evil, wickedness |
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warned, reprimanded |
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the ability to be easily persuaded, to believe something with little proof |
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encompass, wrap around, swallow whole |
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staring at with hatred |
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comforted at a time of grief or disappointment |
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started, caused, brought about |
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in a way that attempts to impress someone by acting like you have greater importance, talent, culture than you actually possess |
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a feeling that something bad is about to happen; a premonition |
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evil, violent, intending to do hurt or harm |
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in a way that hangs on, that keeps a firm hold on something, that refuses to let go |
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angry look, ferocious frown |
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problems, pains, things that cause suffering |
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with fear or worry |
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outward behavior or bearing |
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someone who breaks laws or rules |
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