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| (n.) unnatural or artificial behavior, unusual intended to impress |
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| (n.) sympathy; attraction; kinship; similarity |
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| (n.) program; the things to be done |
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(n.) sum total; a collection of seperate things mixed together
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| (n.) one who believes that the existence of a god can be neither proven nor disproven |
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| (n.) cheerful eagerness or readiness to respond |
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| (v.) to assert without proof |
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| (v.) to relieve, usually temporarily or incompletely; to make bearable; to lessen |
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| (v.) to distribute; to assign; to allot |
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| (n.) a combination of two or more things, usually metals |
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| (n.) an indirect reference (often to a literary work); a hint |
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| (adj.) uninvolved; standing off; keeping one's distance |
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| (n.) selflessness; generosity; devotion to the interests of others |
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| (adj.) unclear in meaning; confusing; capable of being interpreted in different ways |
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| (adj.) undecided; having opposed feelings simultaneously |
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| (v.) to make better or more tolerable |
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| (adj.) obedient; willing to give in to the wishes of another; agreeable |
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| (adj.) friendly; agreeable |
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| (adj.) lacking a sense of right and wrong; neither good nor bad, neither moral nor immoral; without moral feelings |
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| (adj.) feeling loving, especially in a sexual sense; in love; relating to love |
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| (adj.) shapeless; without a regular or stable shape |
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| (n.) something out of place in time or history; an incongruity |
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| (n.) a comparison of one thing to another; similarity |
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| (n.) absence of goverment or control; lawlessness; disorder |
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