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Pompous and swollen with pride. |
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To publicize in a boastful, extravagant manner. |
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Beyond criticism because it is considered sacred. |
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A person considered to be primitive, out on date, coarse, uncouth, ill-man-nered, or brutish. |
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Accepting of circumstances with good cheer and a positive attitude. |
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In astronomy, syzygy takes place when the Earth, sun, and moon all lineup along a straight path. |
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A picture or carving on three panels, or a set of three associated paintingsor other works of art. |
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Openly insulting or disrespectful to the beliefs, religion, ideas, and prac-tices of others—especially the ones they hold most sacred. |
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