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prevent; make impossible in advance; to shut out, exclude |
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payback; punishment for a misdeed |
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to greet, especially in an aggressive way |
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to distress with continued suffering or sickening |
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to draw back; stagger back |
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settle down; become less active or intense |
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freedom from consequences |
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to sacrifice; especially to kill as a sacrifice |
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1. skill in a particular field/technique
2. connoisseur, collector |
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able to be touched or felt; noticeable; discernible |
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(n.)
misgivings about something one feels is wrong |
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in a mild and soothing manner |
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having a strange, bizarre design |
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as luxurious as a palace; like a palace |
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steep; sheer; of the nature of a precipice (as in a rock/cliff) |
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raiders; people who take goods by force |
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mixture of things not usually found together |
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expression(s) of sympathy with a grieving person's pain |
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lack of vigor; weakness; weariness |
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relief; aid; assistance |
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melancholy; mournful |
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reduced or degraded from one's social status/class; one who has been so reduced or degraded |
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feeling sorrow or regret |
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disarranged and untidy |
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property/wealth that a women brought to her husband at marriage |
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to deprive(someone) of a possession, as of a house or land; eject |
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1. sunk in dejection; profoundly unhappy,
2. causing misery or grief
3. despicable; contemptible |
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1. native to or original with the individual; inborn; natural immediately in or from the mind or intellect rather than acquired by experience; intuitive |
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full of or diffusing a pleasant fragance; odorous; often figuratively |
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to give over(oneself, one's mind) as to fate or domination |
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attracting little attention; not readily noticeable; ordinary |
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