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real; genuine; trustworthy |
authentic |
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acting as a dictator; demanding obedience |
authoritarian |
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eager and enthusiastic |
avid |
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a romantic or sentimental song |
ballad |
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commonplace; dull or stale because of overuse |
banal |
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common ; petty; ordinary |
banal |
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a heavy, prolonged attack of words or blows |
barrage |
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uninhabited wilderness |
barren |
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to warm oneself pleasantly, as in the sunlight |
bask |
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tardy; late or too late |
belated |
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to make small; to think lightly of |
belittle |
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one who helps others; a donor |
benefactor |
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characterized by concern for others, kindness, doing good de |
benevolent |
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kind; generous |
benevolent |
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pleasant; innocent; non-malignant |
benign |
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mild;harmless |
benign |
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to hand down; pass on |
bequeath |
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a mental leaning or inclination; partiality; bent |
bias |
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prejudiced; influenced; not neutral |
biased |
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irreligious; away from acceptable standards |
blasphemous |
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disagreeably loud or boisterous; totally or offensively cons |
blatant |
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happy; cheery; merry |
blithe |
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rowdy; noisy and unruly |
boisterous |
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to support; to buoy up or hearten |
bolster |
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blessing; welcome benefit |
boon |
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middle-class |
bourgeois |
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resembling a cow; placid or dull |
bovine |
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a breaking or being broken |
breach |
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the quality of being brief |
brevity |
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briefness; shortness |
brevity |
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a projecting structure built against a wall to support or re |
buttress |
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a student at a military school; younger son or brother |
cadet |
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disaster; deep trouble or misery |
calamity |
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unfeeling; lacking pity or mercy |
callous |
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honest or frank |
candid |
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honest; truthful; sincere |
candid |
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erratic; tending to change abruptly |
capricious |
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changeable; fickle |
capricious |
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a heading or title, as of an article |
caption |
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to punish or rebuke severely |
castigate |
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a person or thing acting as the stimulus in bringing about a |
catalyst |
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a slingshot or type of launcher |
catapult |
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any great and sudden disaster or misfortune |
catastrophe |
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corrosive; that which can destroy tissue by chemical action |
caustic |
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burning; sarcastic; harsh |
caustic |
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to examine and delete objectionable material |
censor |
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to criticize or disapprove of |
censure |
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intellectual; appealing to the intellect rather than the emo |
cerebral |
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an imposter; fake |
charlatan |
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framework, typically of an automobile |
chassis |
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