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majestic; marked by dignity or grandeur |
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explosion; rapid combustion in an internal engine that causes knocking; to set off activity |
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transparent; delicacy of form |
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going backwards in literary discourse |
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river meets sea; tide meets current |
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prehistoric reptile; aquatic abilities and streamlined body |
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treacherous; harmful but enticing |
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having or seeming to have no end; especially wearisomely protracted |
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establishing; enlightening |
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tending to vanish like vapor |
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a lot of shots fired simultaneously |
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utter foolishness; futility |
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capable of seeing into or through |
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carrying disease; troublesome; annoying |
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having paramount rank or importance |
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tending to repel or reject |
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an upright support for a roof |
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a means of support or maintenance |
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toned down; keep in proportion; pass from one state to another |
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flee and hide; depart secretly |
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assigned a title; to name |
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artificial; produced by humans rather than by nature |
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diverse; mixture of incongruous elements |
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evil; characteristic of Satan |
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gloomy; shut off from light |
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domination; controlling influence |
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insensitive; feeling no emotions |
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quality of being ravenous |
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a return of something; new action after a period of inactivity |
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stimulating thought; indicative |
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arrogance; patronizingly haughty |
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unfriendly; unsympathetic; not compatible |
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a visit from an official; severe trial; affliction |
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tiny; not easily perceived by the mind or senses |
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a person who lies constantly |
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inactive; doing nothing; sitting; requiring little movement |
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undisciplined; lavish; extravagent |
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