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| to ease the anger or agitation of, to make less severe, to make more bearable |
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| free from dirt or stain or clean, innocent, free from evil |
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| quiet, or not speaking freely or openly |
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| lacking spirit, liveliness, or zest; boring, dull, flat, bland |
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| wishing desire to harm others, evil wishing |
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| a leaning towards, inclination, preference |
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| hazy, cloudy; hazy and ambiguous |
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| to be embarrased, humiliation, shame |
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| sins, wickedness, or immoral acts |
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| to be filled with or accompanied by |
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| uncontrollable, unruly, wild |
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| good judgement, wise, prudent, sensible |
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| favorable, promosing success |
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| horrid, detestable, hateful |
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| architectural style or mysterious, uncivilized |
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| a disease or epidemic causing a high mortality rate |
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| unstated, but implied or inferred |
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| well-wishing, goodness, kindness, good will |
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| open-mouthed with surprise, yawn, gaze with wonder of surprise |
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| moral or spiritual instruction or improvement |
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| stick, adhere; seperate or split apart |
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| strain or deviation, acting in an unnormal way |
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| to commit or carry out (usually a crime) |
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| without deceit, without tricking or deception, natural, innocent |
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| uncontrollably noisy, unruly, loud-mouthed |
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| abusive language, insults |
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| having no pity, merciless, being extremely firm in action, relentless |
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| sudden loss of consciousness, causing of a stroke, symptoms of a stroke |
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| an emotional response to a slight or indignity, taking offence or resentment |
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| a tirade or discourse full of bitter condemnation |
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| something which eases the problem but doesn't cure it |
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| having a thick or sticky consistency |
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| to cause boredom, dull, boring, lacking in interest or liveliness |
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| having a light-hearted or silly nature, dizzy |
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| privelage, birth-right, special right or power |
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| scene of an action or event, place where alleged events take place |
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| looking shaky, about to collapse |
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| explain, to clarify, to clear up |
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| to shatter, to clear away, to disipate |
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| to support with evidence or justify, confirm |
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| bitter and sharpness in languge or tone. the harshness of language or feeling |
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| a doctrine or belief, a principle accepted as valid and authoritative |
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| to soothe or calm in temper, to pacify |
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| nonsense or exaggerated talk |
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| to obliterate, eliminate, blot out, erase |
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| dry, waterless, devoid of moisture |
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| to lessen or reduce the severity of, to assuage |
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| immoderately outrageous, the state of being huge, outrageously evil, a grave offence |
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| nerve, brashness, audacity, recklessness |
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| to object or have scruples, to have shyness, hesitate. A misgiving about what one should do, an objection |
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| in secret, stealth, sneaky, sly |
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| to irritate, intensify, excite, to anger |
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| filthy from neglect or dirty |
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| one who lives in seclusion, withdrawn from society |
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| supposed, stated as a fact, but without proof |
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| not recognized by the law, false, counterfeit, artificial |
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| not recognized by the law, false, counterfeit, artificial |
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