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| Become better; make better; improve |
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| keep from waste, loss, or decay; save |
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| injury, damage, or soemthing that causes it; disadvantage |
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introduced from another country; foreign
strikingly unusual; strange |
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| lack of good sence; foolish action or undertaking |
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| in an earlier period; previously |
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| peaceable or friendly relations; accord; agreement; tranquility |
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refuse to take notice of; disregard
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| something that hinders or obstructs; hindrance; obstacle |
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disposed to avoid exertion; lazy idle; lethargic
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untouching by anything that damages or diminishes; left complete or entire; uninjured
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| Having no force or effect; void |
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| not producing, or tending to produce |
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| unduly sparing in the spending of money; stingy |
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destroy utterly by tearing down; demolish; level to teh ground
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inclined to be silent or secretive; uncommunicative
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1. withdraw from active duty or buiness
2. go to bed |
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| answer reply sharply or angrily (ant. ask) |
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overturn or overthrow from the foundaiton; undermine
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easily led, taught, or controlled; yielding; docile
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