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acquisition |
g, Anything gained, or made one's own, usually by effort or labor. |
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admonition |
gentle or friendly reproof; friendly warning. |
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anguish |
acute pain; extreme suffering |
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aptitude |
capacity for learning; natural ability |
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assimilate |
To adapt. |
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gravitate |
to be attracted to; to fall foward |
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benign |
kind and gentle |
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carnage |
Massacre. slaughter |
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chastise |
punish |
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congregated |
come together |
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intrique |
plan secretly |
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luminous |
Softly bright or radiant. |
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navigate |
to find one's way |
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nurturing |
help grow or develop |
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palpable |
perceptible by feeling or touch. |
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pamper |
To allow to many privlages |
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petulant |
impatient, irritable |
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phenomenon |
an unusual, observable event |
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prestige |
inluence derived from past |
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prominent |
important |
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quizzically |
questioning |
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ritual |
ceremonial act |
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tabulate |
count, record, or list |
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treacherous |
dangerously unstable and unpredictable |
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