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affliction |
a physical ailment, cause of pain or trouble, mistfortune |
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akin |
related by blood w/ similar qualities |
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cosmopolitan |
found in most parts of the world, having fields of interest, of worldwide scope |
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elongate |
to grow in length |
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gala |
festive, showy, special event for public entertainment |
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gaudy |
flashy, showy, not in good tasteq |
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gratitude |
apprectiation, thankfulness |
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heed |
notice, pay attention to, close attention or consideration |
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hoax |
an act intended to trick or decieve, a fraud, to trick or decieve |
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impartial |
fair, just, unbaised |
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inflate |
to fill with air or gas, to sewll of puff out |
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impostor |
a tricker, deciever, one who uses false name/character to cheat |
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meager |
poor, scant, unsatisfactory, thin, slight |
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meditate |
to think deeply about, reflect upon, plan quietly, intend |
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nutritious |
nourishing, valuable, satisfying as food |
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oppress |
to govern or rule or cruelly or unjustly, to weigh upon heavily |
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pedestrian |
one who goes on foot, relating to walking, on food, ordianary, dull. unimaginative |
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transmit |
to send on, pass along ,send out |
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vanquish |
to defeat in battle or contest, overthrow, to overcome a feeling or condition |
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wan |
unaturally pale or sickly looking, lacking vitality, dim, faint, weak, inefefctual |
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authoritative |
official, coming from a source that calls for obedience or belief, dictatorial |
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bankrupt |
in a state of financial ruin, to ruin funancially. one who has been ruined financially |
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clamor |
a public outcry, any loud and continued noise, to call for by loud |
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coincide |
to be in full agreement to be in the same nature, |
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cynical |
in lined to believe the worst of people bitterly mocking or sneering |
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despot |
a ruler who oppresses his or her subjects, a tyrant |
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feud |
a bitter, long-term quarrel, to fight or quarell |
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haggle |
to argue in a petty way, especially about a price |
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hardy |
able to bear up under duffucult conditions or harsh treatment, brave and tough |
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harmonios |
able to get along together well, combining different elements that blend pleasingly |
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hoard |
to store up, save, a hidden store or supply |
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indisposed |
slightly ill, disclined to do something |
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legacy |
an inheritance, something handed down from an ancestor or from the past |
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legitimate |
lawful, rightful, reasonable, justifiable |
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mirth |
merry fun,gaitey, laughter |
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officiate |
to perform the duties of an office, to conduct a religious ceremony, to referee |
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partial |
not complete, favoring one side over another, showing a strong liking for someone or something |
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patronize |
to give ones business to regularly as a customer, provide financial help, tp treat someone as an inferior while making a show of being kind or gracious |
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rite |
a ceremony, the customary form of a ceremony, and formal suston or practice |
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sagacious |
shrewd, wise in a keen, practical way |
