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Very Ornate and Overdecorated |
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The act of assuming or supposing without proof |
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Hidden or kept secret on purpose; Covered |
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Contributing to an end; beneficial |
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An onslaught or attack from all sides; A protective glove from Medieval Times |
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Susceptible to physical or emotional injury |
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Temperate and moderate in diet |
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Worthy of blame or censure |
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A feeling of extreme repugnance, or of dislike and disgust; Intense hatred |
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Excessive flattery or praise |
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To lower in character, quality or value |
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To deny responsibility for |
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Obviously bad or offensive |
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Unaffected by strong emotion or prejudice |
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Capable of being touched and felt, tangible |
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Strictly attentive to minute details of conduct or etiquette |
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To rob of goods by force, especially in time of war, to plunder |
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To increase or accumulate over time or natural growth |
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Lacking in social grace; tactless |
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Also, a representative group |
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Extreme desire for wealth or getting and keeping riches |
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Extreme poverty; Insufficiency or scarcity |
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Difference of opinion or feeling; Disagreement |
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Having courteous or polished manners or charm |
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To voice or convey disapproval of; to scold |
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Very giving or extremely generous |
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One who strongly supports an organization or party; (adj.) Having or marked by imposing physical strength |
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Lacking style or good taste; shabby |
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Standing out, noticeable, prominent, or conspicuous |
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To cause to lose one's composure |
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Abusive language or a strong insult |
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So crude and unrefined as to be lacking in discrimination and sensibility |
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Dealing with abstract or hard to understand information |
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A person or thing that is the object of strong dislike |
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A person or thing that is the object of strong dislike |
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Characterized by charity and kindness |
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Excessive use, especially with alcoholic beverages; Lack of self-control |
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To violate the sacred character of; To commit sacrilege |
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Calmness or composure especially under pressure |
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Showing a keen sense of understanding or insight |
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Showing a keen sense of understanding or insight |
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Showing a keen sense of understanding or insight |
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Showing a keen sense of understanding or insight |
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Composed of a great variety of elements |
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Lacking worth or importance |
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Effective or able to produce a desired effect |
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The act of restoring something to the rightful owner |
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Free or done without charge |
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To cause to lose one's composure |
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Having discernment or cleverness |
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Unsure of how to make a decision or unable to proceed |
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Causing harm or ruin or injury; Deadly |
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Guilty or deserving of blam |
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To remove erroneous, vulgar, obscene, or otherwise objectionable material from a text |
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Extreme desire for wealth or getting and keeping riches |
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To make milder, softer or more endurable |
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To repeat again or to sum up the main points |
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Something or someone given to sin or wickedness; (adj.) Morally unprincipled, wicked, or sinful |
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Untidy or unclean or careless in dress or appearance |
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Difference of opinion or feeling; Disagreement |
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Not on time or not prompt or marked by procrastination or delay |
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Overbearing or demanding or seeking to dominate |
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(n.) An inhabitant or resident; A person who visits a place often |
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Appearing as good but lacking in merit |
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Rambling or moving aimlessly from topic to topic |
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To call into question; To challenge as false |
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To scatter or spread abroad |
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Hazy, vague, or indistinct |
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Excessive use, especially with alcoholic beverages; Lack of self-control |
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To talk about aimlessly or foolishly |
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Something done for show or to make a big impression |
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