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| a state of being temporarily inactive , suspended, or set aside |
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| having opposite or conflicting feelings about someone or something |
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| to set upon from all sides; to surround with an army; to trouble; harass |
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| full freedom or authority to act at one's own discretion |
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| Cataclysm (Hurricane Katrina) |
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| a sudden, violent, or devastating upheaval; a surging flood, deluge |
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| to corrupt morally, seduce; to indulge in dissipation |
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| dazzling success or acclaim; great brilliance (of performance of achievement) |
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| overly demanding or hard to please; excessively careful in regard to details; easily disgusted |
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| to skip or jump playfully |
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| to soak or strain thoroughly; to fill the mind |
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| not fully formed or shaped; just beginning |
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| capable of being formed into different shapes; capable of being altered, adapted, or influenced |
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| an agent or force inflicting punishment; an unbeatable rival |
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| to make a choice or decision |
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| Philistine (football players) |
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| lacking in, hostile to, or indifferent to cultural and artistic values and refinements |
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| involving or characteristic of adventurers |
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| nauseated or uneasy; troubled |
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| stubborn; hard to difficult or manage; not responsive to treatment or care |
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| the ability to say or do the right thing in any situation |
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