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a formal, but not yet proven, accusation |
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animosity
an-uh-MOSS-uh-tee |
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obvious anger or hatred |
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ADJECTIVE:
appropriate to, suitable or proper for |
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NOUN:
shortness of time, briefness |
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VERB:
to put limitations on, to cut short, to reduce |
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VERB:
to damage or spoil the surface or appearance of |
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ADJECTIVE:
not very important or serious |
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VERB:
1. to give or add something, such as a quality
2. to give information or knowledge |
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NOUN:
1. to act of keeping down by unjust use of power
2. a sense of being heavily weighed down or troubled |
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ADJECTIVE:
very capable, quite able |
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VERB:
to go back, to move backward, to return to an earlier condition or behavior |
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dull or uninteresting due to being overly traditional or formal, boringly old-fashioned |
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NOUN:
the condition or fact of being complete or total, the total amount |
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ADJECTIVE:
untidy in a way that results from neglect |
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