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characterised by friendliness and absence of discord
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the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles
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recognize or find out, usually by senses (make out)
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an action carried out without interest or effort (hasty)
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begin to grow or increase rapidly; flourish
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a quality of being exceptionally good, one deserving praise; the merits of something- the advantages something has compared to others; (little artistic merit)
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to pressure someone into doing something one wants
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more important than anything else; supreme
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in disharmony with the surrounding; out of place
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a trait or behaviour that is morally good; a trait of excellence
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strongly reminiscent or suggestive of (archaic: sweet smelling)
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clearly visible, often in a undesirable way
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a strong feeling of dislike or hatered
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the most important part of a matter, one that affects the entire body
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tastelessly showy, bright or elaborate
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deceit used to hide or achieve something
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something that is someone’s duty or responsibility
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showing or nursing an insensitive and cruel disregard for others
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unusually or disproportionately large; excessive
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so foolish and unreasonable as to be amusing
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to burn slowly with smoke, but no flame; smoke; show suppressed anger or other powerful emotion; exist in a suppressed state
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treat something sacred with blatant disrespect
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very poor, struggling in a bad living standard
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move slowly or rhythmically backwards and forwards, or side to side; to control or influence
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annoyingly insensitive or slow to understand
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a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds
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showing a disinclination for effort and physical exertion (often in an attractive manner)
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a period of keeping awake to keep watch or guard
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regard something as the cause; attribute
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regard with a great deal of respect; honoring a saint
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spread ex. information widely; spread throughout an organ
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to pay careful attention to
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an active revolt or uprising against a ruling body
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with respect to; concerning; according to (decisions as to which bears aren’t allowed to be kept as pets)
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a mode of behaviour or way of thought peculiar to an individual
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provoking laughter through being ludicrous
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of great excellence and beauty; sublimate- divert or modify an impulse into a socially acceptable activity (libido must be sublimated into productive activities)
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to create something, either by hand or imagination
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with the intention of preventing; in case; (wore headphones lest he disturb anyone)
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the protective care of god or spiritual power; timely preparation for future eventualities
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an official order or commission; (verb) to give someone authority (the rightful king was mandated by god)
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an insulting remark, made to provoke someone
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not clearly visible or attracting attention
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the action or process of reducing the quality or value pf something
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done out of one’s free, unforced will
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the study of the origin and evolution of words
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overly ornate prose text that near disrupts the narrative flow
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