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| to speak in a disrespectful way, belittle |
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| Easily provoked to angerl vry irratable |
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| Disposed to revenge; vengful |
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| Factual or unbased; not based on emotion or imagination |
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| Subjective to the authority of another |
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| To harm someone's repuatation |
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| Having or showing prejudice |
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| Using force to cause something to occur |
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| Acknowledging something; admit |
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| Making a conclusion by using reason or logic |
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| Commonplace, cliche; overused |
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| One oposed to force; antimiliarist |
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| To put into effect; carry out |
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| Based primarily on inference without sufficiently conclusive evidence |
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| An act or instance that may be used as example |
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| Gloomy; depressing; cynical |
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| Expose something as absurd or false |
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| Fear, Nervous apprehension |
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| The state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes |
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| Tendancy to yield radily to oters conformity |
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| Extremely careful; precise |
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| To regret strongly; express grief |
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| Subject to individual will or jugdement without restriction |
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| Persuade not to do something |
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| To treat with contempt; despise |
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| Characterized by a lack of intelligence or sensitivity |
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| Repetion of consonant sounds. (Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers) |
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| A comparison between essentially unlike tings without an explicitately comparative word such as like or as. (My love is a red, red rose) |
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| Use of words to imitate the sounds they decribe. (Childs feet - Pitter Patter) |
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| Figure of speech involving like or as |
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| A phrase which has been used to often and has now become meaningless |
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| An inoffensive or indirect expression |
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| The language, especially the vocab |
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| Conjoining contradictory terms used for effect |
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| Someone who's criticl of the motives of others |
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| To replace in power, authority, and effectiveness |
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Cause of ruin (a person or thing that ruins or spoils) |
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| A tendency or inclination torwards someone/something |
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| Given freely; unwarrented; unprovoked |
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| Individual who sacrifices principles for expediency by taking advantage of circumstances |
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| Loud and Harsh, insistent |
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| Figure of speech in which a closely related term is substituted for an ocject or idea |
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| A figure of speech in which a part is substituted for the whole |
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| A strong pause within a line of verse |
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| A lyric poem that laments and memorializes the dead |
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