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| harsh and rough in manner |
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| to forgive, free from blame |
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| pertaining to beauty or art |
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| pretension; false display |
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| an association with a group or organization |
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| cheerful willingness, eagerness; speed |
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| to relieve, improve, partially |
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| consolidation of smaller parts |
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| uncertain; subject to multiple interpretations |
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| one who aims for the overthrow of government |
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| short, usually funny account of an event |
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| collection of literary works |
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| interpreting reality entirely based on human values |
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| a remedy, an agent used to counteract |
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| causing dismay, frightful |
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| evaluate, estimate the value |
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| settlement of a dispute by an outside party |
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| antiquated, from an earlier time; outdated |
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| an ideal example of a type |
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| extremely dry or deathly boring |
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| self-denying, abstinent, and austere |
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| declaration, usually without proof |
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| diligent, persistent, hardworking |
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| a place offering protection and safety |
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| having favorable prospects, promising |
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| demanding absolute obedience to authority |
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| radically new or original |
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| of, or relating to, birds |
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| reverence, respect, wonder |
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| to refuse, shirk; prevent |
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| something that is trite, commonplace, or predictable |
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| cause of harm or ruin; source of annoyance |
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| having been delayed, done too late |
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| hostile, inclined to fight |
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| someone who helps others financially |
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| deprived of or lacking something |
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| to be false or disloyal to |
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| shine brightly, flare up suddenly |
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| speak with excessive pride |
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| blessing, something to be thankful for |
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| someone who boats continuously |
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| ruthless, cruel, and unrelenting acts |
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| something that separates two entities |
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| acting like a clown or fool |
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| jarring, unpleasant noise |
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| rhythmic flow; marching beat |
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| false and malicious accusation, misrepresentation, slander |
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| trust, sociability amongst friends |
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| disagreeable, quarrelsome |
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| to partake in drunken amusement, drink excessively |
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| to punish, chastise, criticize severely |
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| something causing change without being changed |
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| of, or relating to, a terrible event or complete failure |
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| biting, sarcastic; able to burn |
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| to examine and suppress information |
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| to find fault with and condemn as wrong; blame |
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| take exception to, call into question |
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| rough, cracked, or reddened by cold or exposure |
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| to remember fondly, treat with affection |
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| indirect, taking the longest route |
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| roundabout, lengthy way of saying something |
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| to encircle; set limits on, confine |
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| exceptionally insightful, able to foresee the future |
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| establish by authority, impose |
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| secretive, concealed for a darker purpose |
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| clearness; clear understanding |
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| body of customers or patrons |
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| overly sweet to the point of distaste or disgust |
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| fully informed, conscious |
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| intelligible, lucid, understandable |
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| act or state of sticking together; close union |
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| someone who helps on a task |
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| assemblage of diverse elements |
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| characteristic of informal speech |
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| collaboration, conspiracy |
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| to serve as a memorial to |
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| series of explanations or interpretations |
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| sympathy, helpfulness, or mercy |
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| urgently requiring attention, forceful |
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| self-satisfaction, lack of concern |
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| an irresistible impulse to act |
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| to determine by mathematics |
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| holding an unduly high opinion of oneself, vain |
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| capable of being understood |
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| overcoming distrust or hostility |
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| an expression of strong disapproval |
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| to reduce, make more concise |
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| possessing an attitude of superiority, patronizing |
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| sympathy for a person’s misfortune |
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| to pardon or forgive; overlook, justify, or excuse a fault |
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| tube, pipe, or similar passage |
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| arrangement of parts or elements |
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| similarity in form or character |
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| eager to come face-to-face with in an adversarial manner |
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| to become thick or solid, as a liquid freezing |
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| to declare sacred; dedicate to a goal |
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| unanimity, agreement of opinion or attitude |
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| inclination to maintain traditional values |
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| use sparingly; protect from loss or harm |
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| something providing comfort or solace for a loss or hardship |
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| accomplished, complete, perfect |
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| the act of eating or taking in |
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| spreading from one to another |
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| to make impure by contact |
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| belonging to the same period of time |
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| deeply sorrowful and repentant for a wrong |
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| riddle, puzzle, or problem with no solution |
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| general acceptance of practices or attitudes |
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| to transport; to make known |
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| to find guilty of a crime |
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| pertinent or common to the whole world |
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| to oppose the effects by contrary action |
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| underhanded, devious, or deceptive |
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| system of principles or beliefs |
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| unrefined, natural; blunt, offensive |
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| resulting from gradual increase |
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| given to artful deception |
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| caretaker and overseer of an exhibition, especially in a museum |
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| someone that owes something to someone else |
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| conclusive; capable of determining outcome |
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| reduction in worth or dignity |
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| to give powers to another |
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| harmful, destructive, detrimental |
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| discussion or careful consideration of an issue |
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| to portray, depict, describe |
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| leader, rabble-rouser, usually appealing to emotion or prejudice |
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| to degrade, humiliate, humble |
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| to remove from a high position, as from a throne |
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| neglectful of one’s obligations; abandoned |
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| to mock, ridicule, make fun of |
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| copied or adapted; not original |
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| deserted, lifeless, barren |
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| dominance through threat of violence |
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