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To gradually increase in size or intensity
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In a frenzied or uncontrolled state
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Marked by disreputable or unfortunate happenings
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Impossible to estimate or figure out
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To confirm or lend support to (usually an idea or claim)
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To search for something persistently
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A person who believes in the superiority of their group
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Experienced in the imagination through the feelings or actions of another person
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Appropriate, and matches nicely
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Resembling a corpse in being very pale, thin, or bony
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To hold back or limit the flow or growth of something
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Something that speeds up an event
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Two things that are completely different; not comparable
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Completely stocked or furnished with something
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To limit (usually modifying the growth of something)
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The condition of being held back or limited
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A confusing mixture or jumble
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Warlike; inclined to quarrel
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To suddenly move in a particular direction
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To be wandering; not sticking to a certain path
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tempered or violent woman start learning
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A small amount (of money)
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Greed (one of the seven deadly sins)
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Make less guilty or more forgivable
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To strongly urge on; encourage
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To willfully violate or destroy a sacred place
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Describes someone who is brilliant and lively
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Significant and important value
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A large number of something
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An aggressive takeover by a group (usually military)
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441. Unconscionable (adj) start learning
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Unreasonable; unscrupulous
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To be a hindrance or obstacle to
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Fail to fulfill a promise or obligation
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Marked by a carefree unconventionality or disreputableness
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A state of uncertainty or perplexity over what to do in a difficult situation
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A person who advocates a theory, proposal, or project
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Difficult to capture or difficult to remember
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Large enough to be noticed (usually refers to an amount)
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Concise and full of meaning
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tempered and not inclined to talk; gloomy start learning
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Lasting a very short time
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Open to argument, debate, or uncertainty
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(of a sound or voice) Quiet and soft
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Not allowing fluid to pass through
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458. Disenfranchise (verb) start learning
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Derogatory or mocking in an indirect way
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Native; originating where it is found
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462. Autonomously (adverb) start learning
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Acting independently, self
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Behave awkwardly; have difficulties
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Capable of being shaped or bent
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(of weather) unpleasant, stormy
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Used of persons or behavior; showing no mercy
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Recognize or perceive the difference
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A pause from doing something (as work)
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Made in an intricate shape or decorated with complex patterns
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Having or revealing little emotion or sensibility
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The state that exists when one person or group has power over another
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476. Avid (adj) Marked by active interest and enthusiasm start learning
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476. Avid (adj) Marcado por interés activo y entusiasmo
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(of something regarded as unpleasant) continuing without pause or interruption
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Having or revealing supreme mastery or skill
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To make perfect and complete in every respect
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Any new participant in some activity
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Characterized by jokes and good humor
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Unable to be persuaded or moved emotionally; stubborn
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(of movement) Slow and laborious
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Reduce the quality or value of something
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A characteristic language of a particular group
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Showy but cheap and of poor quality
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Enlarge or increase; improve
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Suggesting war or military life
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Not meant to be taken seriously, humorous
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Transparently clear; easily understandable start learning
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Happening by chance or unintentionally
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Uncertain how to act or proceed
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Lasting an indefinitely long time; eternal
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