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| to agree, favor, go along with, to accept, comply, or submit tacitly or passively, consent without protest |
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| sharp animosity, harshness, or bitterness of nature, speech or disposition |
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| superior mental qualities, keen insight |
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| appease, satisfy, to ease, to pacify, less intense or severe, cause to be favorably inclined, calm |
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| ornament or adorn in a showy, gaudy, vulgar manner |
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| pastoral, idyllically rural, countrified |
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| degree of merit, competence, or importance |
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| quack, impostor, fraud, a person fraudulently claiming knowledge without actually posessing those skills |
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| companion, associate; a group of warriors or soldiers, definied population |
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| gullibility, readiness to believe without proper evidence |
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| delaying, procrastinating, tardy, slow, postpone |
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| unduly, demonstrative, pouring out, overflowing |
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| direct or order someone to do something, to prohibit or forbid |
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| explain, interpret, unfold, make plain, to develop theory or principle |
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| set in the wrong time, misdated |
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| favorable circumstances, successful |
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| discipline, punish, criticize severely |
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| sparkle, gleam, emit flashes of light |
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| clique, group of people who have a common purpose |
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| tirade; bitter, abusive denunciation |
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| high spirited; overflowing with enthusiasm |
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| weaken; exhaust, deprive of strength |
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| stinking; having an offensive odor |
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| verbose, wordy, excessively talkative |
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| sociable; fond of company |
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| abundant, fullness (as of thoughts and words) |
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| direct, absolute, complete |
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| expend, payout, distribute |
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| blockhead, a dull stupid person |
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| deceitfullness; double-dealing |
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| decadent; lacking in wholesome vigor; worn out; sterile |
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| absolve, vindicate; free from blame |
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| to do in a makeshift way; to deliver impromptu |
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| awkward; tactless, lacking social grace |
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| unchangeable , changeless |
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| sudden collapse; general break up |
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| startle into sudden activity; to coat with zinc |
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| acting , theatricals, artificial behavior done for effect |
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| pointless, silly, foolish |
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| clear; bright, shining , easily understood |
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| active, lively, changeable, erratic |
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| seeming self- contradiction which may be true; a statement contrary to accepted opinion |
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| excess, abundance, state of being overfull |
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| blood red, rimson, flesh color |
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| native, natural, innate, aboriginal, inherent |
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| destitute, impoverished, needy |
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| inexpressible, unutterable, indescribable |
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| clear, transparent (as water or air), lucide, completely calm |
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| laughable, ridiculous, laughably incongruous |
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| mournful, dismal, gloomy, excessively sorrowful |
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| defame, vilify, calumniate, slander, having an evil disposition, sinister, baleful |
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| common, ordinary, banal, of everyday concerns of the world |
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| outcast, person despised by society, member of a low Indian caste |
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| heritage from one's father or other ancestor; legacy |
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| financial, monetary, relating to money, require a payment of money |
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| unselfish concern for the welfare of others |
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| hooked like an eagle's beak |
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| strict economy, without adornment |
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| criticize or punish severely |
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| trembling, shaking with old age |
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| boredom, weariness, dissatisfaction |
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| state of being playful; charaterized by joking |
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| command, authorize, decree |
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| destroyer of images of idols, attacker of traditions |
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| drowsy, sluggish, vagrant |
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| warlike , pertaining to war |
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| hatred or dislike of mankind |
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| stingy, excessively frugal |
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