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| stubborn, difficult to manage |
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| coarse, crude, and unrefined |
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| quickly passing, fleeting |
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| rambling, moving from one topic to another randomly |
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| the quality of examining one's own mind or thoughts |
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| having more than one meaning, unclear, uncertain |
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| one skilled in the fine arts of an accomplished musician, a savant |
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| friendly, sociable, and congenial; civil and urbane |
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| to reach a conclusion based on an assuption or something not proven |
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| satisfied fully, indulged in excess |
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| anger as a result of something unjust |
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| easily managed, obedient, passive |
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| to steal and to use another's writings as one's own |
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| to free from blame, obligation, or responsibility; to exculpate |
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| easily understood, mentally sound |
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| to dull the senses as to put into a stupor |
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| given freely, unwarranted |
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| a person who lives in solitude, a herit |
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| to bring on or to bring about |
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| extravagantly abundant, flowing freely |
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