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| disconcerted; embarrassed |
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| to relinquish or renounce |
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| worth of or causing hatred; detestable |
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| strongly desirous of acquiring and possessing; covetous |
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| keenness of perception or discernment in practical matters |
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| added extrinsically; not innate or inherent; accidental |
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| dealing with the beautiful; appreciative of or zealous about the beautiful; artistic |
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| characterized by ease and friendliness; graceful; pleasant |
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| regard for or devotion to the interest of others |
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| relating to narratives of interesting, amusing, or biographical incidents |
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| deviation from the common rule; irregularity |
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| an aversion or dislike; distaste; enmity |
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| not canonical; fictitious |
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| presupposed by experience; presumed, without examination or analysis |
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