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to clear of guilt
to find innocent or blameless |
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frim
Not giving in ; stubborn |
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good -natured
freidndlyand pleasant |
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lacking cthical principles
lacking a moral sense; without principles |
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strong dislike
Bitter hostility |
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an ememy
an opponent; one who opposes of competes |
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odd
Differing from whar is customary |
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a meeting
a breif os an unexpecting meeting |
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a perfect model
a perfect or typical example |
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to speak ill of
to make evil and often untrue statments about |
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rudely brief
when speaking to some; abrupt |
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to discourage
to lower the sprits of ; weaken the confidence or cheefulness of |
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a hard choice
a sistuation requiring a difficult choice |
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to reply
especially in a quick, sharp, or witty way |
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to do harm to
deliberately destroy or damage |
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following,in time or order; next; later |
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careful, cautiouis; on guard |
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passion,
enthusiastic devotion, instens enthusiasn |
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praise,
great praise, or applause; enthusiastic approval |
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close; near (to something) |
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to bring out, to draw forth |
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to hold the interest of
to hold the full attention of; absorb. |
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to expand
to increase or intensify |
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to take advantage of
to use selfishly or unethicall; take unfair advanatage of |
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extinct
no longer active or in use, out of date |
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soild, able to be touched; having form and matter |
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to end, to stop, bring to an end |
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a prevention, ssomething that discourage or pervent a certain action |
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something suggested, an idea that is communicated indirectly, through a suggestion ot hint |
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an injustice; unfairness; an instance of justice |
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a disability, a phycical weakness or defect; ailment. |
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to interfere with,to intrude or trespass on; to go beyong the limits considered proper |
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something new,a new custom, method, or invention, somrthing newly introducecd |
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to refresh, to renew the strength and energy of; restor to a vigorous, active condition |
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thin ; distributed thinly; not thick or crowded |
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one-sided
Based on personal opinioons, feelings and attitudes; not objective. |
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brief and clear
Expressed clearly in a few words; to the point ; concise |
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to hint about
an indirect reference |
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unself;concerned for the walfare of other |
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impulisive,
determined by personal judgment, not rule or reason; based on impulse |
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to attack, physically orverbally |
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unoriginal, lacking ooriginally, overused; commonplace |
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a term that doesn't offend
a mild or vague term used as a substitue for one cosidered offensive or unpleasent |
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greedy, motivated only by financial gain |
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a group os symptoms typical of a particular disease or condition |
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to damage; to stain the hornor of someone or something |
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more than normal; overly; excessively |
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in a certain wayor manner |
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