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Brilliant, giving off heat or light |
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A chant, the repetition of statements or phrases in a way reminiscent of a chant |
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Cutting right to the heart of the matter |
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Not harmonious, not consistent, not appropriate, not fitting in |
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Incapable of being reformed |
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An increase, one in a series of increases |
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Not caring one way or the other, apathetic, mediocre |
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Native, originating in that area |
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Angry, especially as a result of something unjust or unworthy, insulted |
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Lenient, yielding to desire |
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Incapable of being expressed or described |
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Clumsy, incompetent, gauche |
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Inactive, sluggish, not reacting chemically |
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Relentless, inevitable, unavoidable |
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Shamefully wicked, having an extremely bad reputation, disgraceful |
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Foolish, foolishly passionate or attracted, made foolish, foolishly in love |
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Very, very, very, small; infinitely small |
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Frank, without deception, simple, artless, charmingly naive |
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Part of the essential nature of something, intrinsic |
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A command or order, especially in a court order |
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A command or order, especially in a court order |
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Existing since birth, inborn, inherent |
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Hard or impossible to satisfy, greedy, avaricious |
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To meet, to join - junction, joint |
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To sing - chant, enchant, accent |
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To bring, to carry, to bear - offer, transfer, confer, referendum |
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End - final, finale, confine, define |
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