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steep, sheer, of the nature of a precipice |
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mixture of things not usually found together
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expressions of sympathy with grieving persons pain
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lack of vigor
SYN-listlessness ANT-vitality |
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melancholy
SYN-sad ANT-happy |
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reduced/degraded from one's social status/class |
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feeling sorrow or regret
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shining brightly
SYN-brilliant ANT-dull |
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deep; intense
SYN-wise ANT-shallow |
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property/wealth that a woman brought her husband at marriage |
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shabby
SYN-drab,sloppy ANT-well-dressed |
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to deprive (someone) of a possession, as of a house or land
SYN-take away |
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1. sunk in dejection 2. causing misery 3. dispicable
SYN-pitiful ANT-fortunate |
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1. native to or original with the individual 2. intuitive
SYN-Natural ANT-Learned |
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To give over (oneself, one's mind) as to fate or domination
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attracting little attention, ordinary
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