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| keenness of insight, quickness or accuracy of judgement |
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| to act as a judge in a matter |
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| a chronological miscplacing of events |
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| of doubtful or questionable authenticity |
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| difference or inequality in age, rank, degree, etc... |
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| to hide or disguise one's true thoughts |
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derived from, dependent upon, or guided by practical experience
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| highly elaborate or ornate |
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| offensively insincere or excessive: disgusting |
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| to kill as a sacrifice, especially by fire |
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| extremely slight; incapable of being perceived |
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| the contact or means of communication between groups |
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| characterized by massiveness, solidness |
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| the most suitable or exact word of expression |
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| a total rejection of existing laws, institutions and moral values |
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| a member of the ruling class, person of high or noble rank |
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| to make someone or something favorably inclined toward oneself, satisfy or appease |
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| thus so, intentionally written so: |
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to redirect the energy of a biological or instinctual impulse into a higher or more acceptable channel
rechannel |
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| one who forsakes his or her religion |
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| a display of false or assumed courage |
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| a collective or general agreement of opinion |
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| to make smaller or narrower |
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| a division of two contradictory or mutually exclusive parts, schism, division |
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| highly lavish/unrestrained |
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| a feeling of great happiness |
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| characterized by a gloomy setting etc... |
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| an inference or conclusion that does not follow logically from the facts |
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| a minute detail of conduct or procedure |
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| extravagantly or romantically idealistic, utopian |
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| a person who tells stories with great skill |
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| an essential or indispensible element or condition |
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| a prolonged feud (two families) |
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| to defraud, cheat or swindle |
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| utterly detestable, hateful, or abhorrent |
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| to strike against or collide with violently |
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| stingy, meanly small or insufficient |
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| a dramatic, musical, or literary work made up of bits and pieces from other sources |
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| a close and harmonious relationship |
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stressing practicality over other considerations
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| devoid of matter, substance, or meaning |
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| unpredictable or purposeless action |
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| capable of living or developing under normal circumstances |
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