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deity |
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n. a god |
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n. a ludicrous and complete
failure |
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adj. extravagantly romantic or
idealistic; highly impractical |
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n. evenness of temper or mind |
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protuberant |
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n. a superficial appearance or
show designed to impress one with superiority |
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n. one who advocates extreme basic
changes |
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adj. profuse or generous; given to
extravagance |
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adj. bulging or swelling out |
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retrieve |
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v. to make good; to recover |
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adj. sentimental to the point of
tears |
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adj. entertaining |
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adj. inclined, through some whim
or fancy change the mind, purpose, or actions
suddenly |
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dearth |
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n. scarcity |
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v. to punish or criticize
severely |
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v. to cause, produce, or stir
up |
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adj. habitually fond of
associating in a company or herd |
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integrity |
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n. honesty, moral soundness |
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adj. liable to make mistakes or be
deceived |
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adj. possessing similar interests
and tastes; able to get on well with others |
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adj. very heavy; clumsy |
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delete |
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n. an increase |
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n. an original pattern |
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n. working together secretly for
an evil purpose |
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v. to erase or cancel, take out or
remove |
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demagogue |
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n. departure, emigration |
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adj. worldly, as opposed to
spiritual; existing for a time only |
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n. a leader who tries to stir the
passions of people for his own purposes |
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n. prolonged duration of life |
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mettle |
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adj. sentimental to the point of
tears |
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n. a persistent feeling, idea,
activity, etc., which dominates a person; the
state of being exclusively preoccupied by a fixed
idea |
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v. to be sorry for |
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n. disposition; spirit |
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predatory |
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adj. inclined to plunder or rob;
preying on, others |
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n. an assumption made for the sake
of argument |
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n. confused, unintelligible,
meaningless talk; special vocabulary used only by
members of a group or trade |
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adj. outstandingly bad |
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dissent |
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n. partiality or preference for; a
favorable opinion arrived at beforehand |
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v. to disagree; to differ in
opinion |
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v. to banish or exile; to withdraw
from one's country |
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n. a relation between two things
shown in the resemblance not of the things
themselves but of their characteristics |
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