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inclined to, Well, if I was inclined to bathing.
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plagued by, He seems to be plagued by some bad dreams.
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obnoxious, His behaviour was obnoxious today!
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obsequious, My role is to be sly, obsequious and without scruples. obsequiousness
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immoderate, immoderate use is dangerous
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mulish, Your daughter is always mulish
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sullen, Stop being sullen without any reason.
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brash, Fearless, arrogant, brash and gifted.
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czepianie się, szuka dziury w całym commencer à apprendre
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nit - picking, nit - picker
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officious, He's an officious little man and widely disliked in the company.
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pompous, You're still as pompous as ever
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sloppy, You're fat, slow and sloppy.
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squalid, Look at you in your squalid prison!
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trite, Ask original questions, don't be trite and boring.
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conscientious, Lella was a conscientious and gracious host.
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obliging, It's not often that a criminal is so obliging, oblige
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gallant, My dear, you are unusually gallant this evening.
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superficial, That superficial grin you do so well
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fond=affectionate, She was very fond of your mother and kept in touch with her.
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fondness, I've always had a fondness for white silk scarves.
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loathing, I see my face... and feel loathing and horror.
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scorn, I heard your tone, mate, it was pure scorn...
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bounce back, I can help you... bounce back.
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paper over, The government tried to paper over the numerous murders.
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right off the bat, Sometimes people don't like me right off the bat.
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babble, Sometimes techno babble is good for the soul.
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be out and about, Joan asks questions when you're out and about
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apprehensive, Emotionally, I begin to feel somewhat apprehensive.
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work-wise, I'm talking about work-wise here.
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knock down with the feather
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preocuupied, Come on, I'm a bit preoccupied today.
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be in the exact same boat
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candidly, Sirs, may I speak candidly?
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