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Unfortunate; Having bad luck |
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The domination of one state or group over its allies |
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Composed of unlike parts; Different; Diverse |
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Very old; Whitish or gray from age |
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To manage economically; To use sparingly |
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Purposeful exaggeration for effect |
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One who opposes established beliefs, customs and institution |
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Peculiarity of temperament; Eccentricity |
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Having low moral standards; Not noble in character; Mean |
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To infuse; Dye, wet, or moisten |
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Blocked path; Dilemma with no solution |
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Not capable of being disturbed |
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Impossible to penetrate; Incapable of being affected |
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Quick to act without thinking |
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Unable to be calmed down or made peaceful |
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To call into question; To attack verbally |
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Not fully formed; Disorganized |
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To teach; Impress in the mind |
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Showing innocence or childlike simplicity |
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To gain favor with another by deliberate effort; to seek to please somebody so as to gain an advantage |
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An investigation; An inquiry |
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Lacking interest or flavor |
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Not easily managed or manipulated |
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uncompromising; Refusing to be reconciled |
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Fearless; Resolutely courageous |
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To overwhelm; To cover with water |
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To harden; Accustom; Become used to |
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ceremony conferring authority |
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Envious; Obnoxious, or offensive |
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Wandering from place to place; Unsettled |
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Nonsensical talk; specialized language |
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To discard; To get rid of as unnecessary or encumbering |
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Belligerent support of one’s country |
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Sensible; Showing good judgment |
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Point of time, especially where two things are joined |
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Having a sharp edge; Intellectually sharp; Perceptive |
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To set fire to or ignite; Excite or inspire |
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Relating to motion; Characterized by movement |
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Sound of a funeral bell; Omen of death or failure |
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To express sorrow; To grieve |
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Lacking energy; Indifference; Slow |
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Relating to precious stones or the art of cutting them |
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Generous giving (as of money) to others who may seem inferior |
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A state of diminished energy |
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Potential that is not readily apparent |
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to give praise; To glorify |
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Extremely generous or extravagant |
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Acting in an indifferent or slow; Sluggish manner |
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An inappropriate lack of seriousness; Overly casual |
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Tolerant or broad-minded; Generous or lavish |
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A free thinker, usually used disparagingly; One without moral restraint |
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Immoral; Unrestrained by society |
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Easily flexed; Limber; Agile |
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Lacking energy and enthusiasm |
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Discolored from a bruise; Pale; Reddened with anger |
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Clear and easily understood |
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Sorrowful; Mournful; Dismal |
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To move slowly and awkwardly |
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Bright, brilliant; Glowing |
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Whirlpool; Turmoil; Agitated state of mind |
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Powerful or influential person |
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A curse; A wish of evil upon another |
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To evade responsibility by pretending to be ill |
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Artificial or stilted in character |
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To damage or deface; Spoil |
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Strict disciplinarian; One who rigidly follows rules |
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Quick; Shrewd, and unpredictable |
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