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stolid |
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adj. stubbornly rebellious |
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n. one who leads a simple life of
self-denial |
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n. solemn moral talk; sermon |
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adj. showing little emotion |
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encroach |
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n. severity |
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n. acting as a dictator |
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adj. having an affable manner;
carefree |
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v. to trespass or intrude |
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potent |
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v. brag; glory over |
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n. a gentle wind; breeze |
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adj. having great power or
physical strength |
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n. moral corruption; badness |
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impolitic |
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v. separate, split |
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adj. improper; unfortunate |
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adj. unwise; imprudent |
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v. to disagree; differ in
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frenetic |
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n. unrest; agitation |
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n. thrift; economical use or
expenditure |
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adj. frenzied |
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v. to grow together |
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neologism |
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v. to soak or stain; permeate |
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adj. not clear; uncertain |
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n. giving a new meaning to an old
word |
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v. to agree without protest |
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tepid |
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adj. having the composition of
wood |
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adj. unnecessary; extra |
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adj. of a strange nature;
weird |
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adj. lacking warmth, interest,
enthusiasm; lukewarm |
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hamper |
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v. interfere with; hinder |
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adj. plausible, but deceptive;
apparently, but not actually, true |
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adj. having to do with shepherds
or the country |
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v. to make new; renovate |
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callow |
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adj. sweet-smelling; having the
odor of a particular thing |
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adj. unclear or vague |
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adj. solitary |
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adj. being young or immature |
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discerning |
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v. to show sympathy for |
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adj. having great power or
physical strength |
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v. to characterize or make as
disgraceful |
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adj. distinguishing one thing from
another; having good judgment |
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