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a phrase that is no longer very effective or meaningful because of being used too often |
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to speak of with approval; to praise |
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ADJECTIVE:
able to do something |
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a trick or lie; something that deceives |
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NOUN:
dull, uninteresting work |
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1. to hesitate; to not go straight onward; to lose courage
2. to speak in a hesitating way; to stammer |
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NOUN:
a stored supply, often hidden
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to store up for future use; to collect, often in a greedy way |
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to frighten; to influence by fear |
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ADJECTIVE:
feeling great joy; filled with gladness and rejoicing; happy enough to shout |
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delicious; extremely sweet and pleasing to any of the senses |
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to cause [someone] to feel hurt or angry; to insult |
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to get back; to recover |
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ADJECTIVE:
1. firm and unchanging
2. loyal; true |
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the ability to deal with difficult situations without making people feel hurt or insulted |
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