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to throng; The days were thronged with experiences for White Fang
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to be present in large numbers (to fill, to crowd);((
a large, densely packed crowd |
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contempt;
familiarity breeds contempt |
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vindicate
The more he came to know them, the more they vindicated their superiority. |
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| intense sorrow (How you feel when someone dies.) |
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destiny;
He is destined for greatness. |
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the events that will happen to a particular person in the future;
a planned future |
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| to move cautiously, slowly so you are not seen or noticed |
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bane;
He is the bane of my existence. |
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| cause of great stress or annoyance |
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to cow;
But the effect was not to cow him. |
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| to cause someone to submit by intimidation |
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| to frighten in order to make someone do what you want |
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unsubdued;
His spirit remained unsubdued. |
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| not overcome, not conquered |
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savage;
His temper became more savage under this unending persecution. |
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| fierce, violent, unconrolled |
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| persistent, prolonged hostility and ill-treatment |
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cunning;
He became cunning, he had idle time in which to devote himself to thoughts of trickery. |
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| skilled at getting what you want by craftiness, deceit, trickery |
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| to look for food (usually in the wild) |
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| to draw, atract entice someone somewhere |
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to hold one's own;
He barely held his own. |
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| to keep your position of strength in a challenging, or difficult situation |
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to inveigle someone into something;
He had led his mother there step by step, and now he tried to inveigle her farther. |
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| to persuade someone by flattery or deception |
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| to touch gently, affectionately (to pet) |
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to exact of someone
Obedience, rigid, undeviating obedience, was what was exacted of him. |
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