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an enthusiatic and usually expert follower or fan
SYNONYM: devotee |
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to intimidate by a stern or overbearing manner; a bully
SYNONYM: cow |
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equal in size, extent, duration, or importance
SYNONYMS:comparable, corresponding |
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very sheer or light
SYNONYMS:translucent, gossamer |
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profit derived from an office, position or from employment; a fee or salary
SYNONYMS: pay, wages |
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a quick raid, especially for plunder
SYNONYMS: sally, sortie |
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a type,class,or variety,especially a distinctive category of literary composition
SYNONYMS:species, sort, school |
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| a sermon stressing moral principles |
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to enclose or confine within walls; to imprison
SYNONYMS:incarcerate, mew up |
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blithely indifferent or unconcerned; carefree; happy-go-lucky
SYNONYMS:nonchalant, blase |
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a mold; the surrounding situation or environment
SYNONYMS: pattern, model |
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funeral rites or ceremonies
SYNONYMS:last rites, funeral services |
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a confident and stylish manner, dash
SYNONYMS:style,flamboyance |
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a character in a novel or play; the outward character or role that a person assumes
SYNONYMS:personality,image,role |
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a bitter verbal attack
SYNONYMS:tirade, diatribe |
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having lustful desires or interests
SYNONYMS:lascivious, lewd |
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| very sacred or holy; set apart or immune from questioning or attack |
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of or pertaining to the entire body
SYNONYMS: extensive, system-wide |
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intended to promote a particular point of view,doctrine,or cause; biased or partisan
SYNONYMS: partial |
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a change,variation,or alteration
SYNONYMS: fluctuation, vacillation |
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