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| fluent, skillful in a superficial way |
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| having intense feeling, enthusiastic; fervid |
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| to pretend; to make a false representation of something |
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| very fancy, usually refers to intangible objects |
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| to disregard something or someone out of disrespect |
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| the shallow part of river; to cross a river at the shallow part |
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| the art or study of argumentation and formal debate |
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| accidental, occurring by chance |
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| a narrow groove made in the ground; to make wrinkles in the face |
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| a social blunder, an embarrassing mistake, a faux pas |
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| to startle into sudden activity; to revitalize |
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| relevant, applicable, pertinent |
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| to look or stare with sullen dislike or anger |
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| to swindle, to sell something worthless as if it were valuable |
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| using a lot of big, fancy words to sound impressive |
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| given freely; uncalled for; unjustified; unprovoked |
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| peaceful, serene; carefree |
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| a forerunner, a signal of |
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| the pursuit of pleasure as a way of life |
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| leadership, especially of one nation over another |
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| airtight, impervious to external influence |
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