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| v. to stumble; to waver; to weaken |
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| n. scornful pride; snobbery |
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| n. the ability to understand clearly the inner nature of things |
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| adj. connected to one another |
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| adj. knowing without the conscious use of reasoning; understanding in a way that is natural and immediate |
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| n. the loss or absence of some quality or condition; want |
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| adj. that arouses one to be excited, angry, curious |
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| v. to divide or spread out into branches |
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| v. to mediate; to chew, as a cow does |
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| adj. showing an ability to share another person's feelings |
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| v. to pack or pound down by a series of blows or taps |
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| adj. tightly stretched; strained |
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| n. goodness; moral excellence |
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| n. mental or physical energy; vigor |
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