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imperceptibly |
not aware throught the senses; to not notice; to not understand or comprehend |
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augmented |
to make greater in size or amount; enlarge |
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perils |
exposure to the risk of harm, loss, danger, hazard or distruction |
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instinctively |
an unlearned, inborn behavior, a natural impulse or motivation; natural capability |
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emphatically |
forceful in action, expression or speech; with great emphais or stress |
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sarcastic |
a mocking or nasty remark intended to hurt or wound another's feelings |
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mimic |
to imitate the speech, manners or gestures of so as to make fun of |
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empowered |
to give power or authority to; to enable; to permit |
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stealthily |
the act of moving or proceedign secretively; secret action or behavior |
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obscurred |
not clearly sensed, perceived, expressed or understood |
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faultered |
to waiver, hesitate; unsteadiness |
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dejected |
to cast down; to lower the spirtis of; dishearten |
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permeated/pervaded |
to flow or spead throughout |
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emploringly |
to plead or bed for something urgently |
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ecstatic |
of or pertaining to intense joy or delight |
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solitude |
the quality or state of being alone or remote from others |
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obsolete |
no longer in use |
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expertise |
expert opinion or advice; specialized knowledge or skill |
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wretched |
living in misery; extremely unpleasant |
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integrity |
to have incredible honesty; to stick to high standards or values |
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deftly |
skillfully |
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benign |
kind, gentle, mild |
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reprieve |
to give break or rest |
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integral |
essential, crucial, important |
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apprehensive |
anxious, fearful, uneasy |
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palpable |
capable of being handled, touched or felt; tangible |
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transgression |
a violation of a law, command or duty |
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enhance |
to make greater as in value, beauty or efffectiveness |
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observation |
the act of noting and recording something such as a phenomena |
