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| an official order to do something |
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| taking the place of an object or person previously in authority |
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| making a harsh loud noise |
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| the beginning stages of something |
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| formal consent given to a written document, making it officially consented to |
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| having/showing the wish to do evil upon others |
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| return to a former, less developed state |
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| aggressively greedy or grasping |
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| try to reach an agreement or compromise through discussion |
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| stimulate or give rise to a reaction |
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| a personwith exaggerated respect for the upper-class and will not associate with a lower class |
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| a person who promotes morality |
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| inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertibly true |
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| making a show of being morally superior to others |
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| done with great difficulty |
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| of or relating to a ruler with absolute power |
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| a person who acts in an affected manner to impreess others |
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| excessive pride in oneself |
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| strict obediance to authority, especially government |
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| a person who dabbles in many things, without any real interests |
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| overrefinement in the arts, especially language |
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| self-assertive to an irritating degree |
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| a person wh orefuses to accept any work that falls short of perfection |
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| a person who insists on absolute adherence to any structures or rules |
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| characterized by a certainty that one is morally superior |
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| excessive interest in something |
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| excessively patriotic especially in an agressive warlike foreign policy |
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