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(adj) Being of the most miserable kind
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(verb) Counter to, violate
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(adj) Impossible to remove, erase, or wash away; permanent in the sense of like a memory |
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Affectation Affected Affect |
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(noun)show, pretense, or display. Like a fake British accent |
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(adj)extremely or impassable steep |
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(n)extremely liberal and generous "philanthropy" |
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(n) Discerning, Sound of judgement, wisdom "Sages never sag" |
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(adj) bitter and sharp in tone or language "Acid is bitter" |
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(adj) settled securely and comfortably "Conch for lobster" |
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(v) to agree or consent "give in" |
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(adj) steadfast or firm, belief-wise "Atheists in a Christian world" |
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(adj) Difficult to please |
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(adj) not following one system but selecting what is considered to be the best parts; like the Bahai "Seclectice" |
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(v) Revel (n) living in a depraved situation |
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(adj) gruesome and horrifying |
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(part) showing or implying a patronizing descent from dignity or superiority "descend" |
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(adj) wildly fanciful; unrealistic |
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(n) elevation of a person to the rank of god. "Ally Williams is a vampire" |
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(adj) using few words, but gets to the point "poems" |
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(adj) sweet sounding, nice flow "rhyming poems with meter" |
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(adj) trembling from fear, nervous |
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(adj) sour or stern "one word conversations" |
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(n) sincere penitence or remorse |
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(adj) radiating light; bright |
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(adj) not meant to be taking seriously "not at FACE value" |
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(tr. v) to make evil rumors about |
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(adj) severe in appearance and/or manner; strict "Like a jail cell or colorless classroom" |
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(adj) cleverly skillful, resourceful |
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(adj) willing to trust to readily; gullible "No CRED-iblity" |
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(adj) commonplace or dull; unimaginative |
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(adj) lacking food and other basic necessities "como prosaic" |
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(adj) desolate or dreary, in feeling, condition, or appearance |
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(v) to comprehend or understand |
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(n) act of holding fast, staunch |
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(v) to give a concrete form to, personify |
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(n) to repay; reward; for service or aid |
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(adj) promising success; favorable "Cam Newton's rookie career" |
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(adj) bending readily, limber, flexible "cheetah" |
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(adj) faultless; flawless; irreproachable |
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(adj) tranquil; calm or peaceful |
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(n) strong displeasure at something, righteous anger |
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(v) to clear from accusation, suspicion or the like |
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(adj) lacking in vitality or interest "Pale--->PALlid |
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(adj) having to do with the appreciation of beauty |
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(adj) simultaneously feeling OPPOSING emotions |
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(adj) feeling or showing little emotion |
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(adj) well-meaning; generous |
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(n) sincerity or openness |
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(adj) convincing, reasonable |
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(adj) doubtful, unlikely authenticity |
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(adj) conspicuously bad or offensive |
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(v) to free from guilt or blame |
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(adj) given freely; unearned "gratuity fee" |
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(adj) warn out through overuse, trite |
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(adj) arrogantly overbearing dominating |
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(adj) long established; habitual |
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(adj) giving praise "appLAUD" |
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(adj) striking new or unusual |
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(adj) stubborn; inflexible |
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(adj) pretentious display; too much showy |
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(adj) remorseful for one's misdeeds "penance" |
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(adj) dispersed throughout |
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(adj) seemingly acceptable or credible |
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(n) vbitter resentment or ill will |
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(adj) indifferent to pleasure or pain; impassive "archaic is like rock IC |
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(adj) having little strength; weak |
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(adj) short-lived; temporary |
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