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(verb) to abolish by authoritive action; revoke. |
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(adj) hard to convince, cannnot urge |
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(noun) a barbarian social or intellectual condition; brutal or uncivilised acts |
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(adj) Conversational; informal |
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(noun) bold; insolence; temerity |
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(adj) extraordinarily bad; flagrant |
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(verb) to frolic; skip around in play |
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(noun) a disease in which the blood doesn't get clotted |
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(noun) a condition of being able to resist anything |
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(Adj) complicated; full of difficulties and complications |
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(verb) to cover by excuses or apologies |
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(adj) cheap; gaudy; sleezy |
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(noun) someone who believes in free will |
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(noun) showing sickness; paleness |
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(noun) unreasonablly bold in a cockey way; Syn: effrontery |
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(adj) deadly in an injurious way |
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(adj) characterized by a perfect society |
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(adj) deadly in a poisonous gas-y way |
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(verb) to move as you hide |
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(noun) a distinctive; unintangaeable quality that surrouds a person (she had an ___ of mystery around her) Ant: not living |
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(noun) divination from spices or omens (Prediction)
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(verb) to lead by deception; to deceive |
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(noun) one who understands details, techniques, of some kind of art; an expert; a critical judge in matter of art or taste |
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(noun or adj) extreme indulgence in sensuality; corruption; demorilazation; depravity --> to be corrupt. Syn: Taudry Ex. It was a debauchery affair. or The debauchery in the scandalous affair |
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(noun) downward inclination; a down hill |
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(verb) to free from burden |
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(adj)having or showing liveliness or enthusiasm; agitated |
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(noun) one that seeks to avade responsibilities and especially creditors by flight; not reliable or responsible |
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(noun) a respresentation of flowers, leaves, and branches for architectual ornamentation; a plant Ex: the summer foliage made me smile |
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(verb) to cause to sprout or develope of the mind usually |
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(adj) without charge or recompense; free |
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(noun) graduation of color; ocean blue and navy blue are hues of the color blue |
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(noun) something that is done in the spur of the moment |
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(noun) something that is done in the spur of the moment |
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(noun) fame and renown resulting from an act of achievement; prestige; praise |
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(adj) given to tears or weeping; tearful or mournful |
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(adj) causing horror or revulsion; gassly?? |
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(verb) to become absorbed in thoughts or to look/ gape at. to be the source of inspiration (noun) |
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(noun) one who lacks knowledge in a specific area. smuggly indifferent (they don't care about anyone else= being smug) |
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(noun) the state of being straight or correct; to have moral integerity |
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(verb) to remove from place by violence; to divide by force |
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(noun)to split or be seperated Syn: Rend |
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(Adj) very noisy and full; chaotic |
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(noun) an abusive speech or writing Syn: Criticism |
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