to dry up or shrivel from or as if from loss of moisture

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to put in or restore to [an upright or] its proper position

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to set or thrust in motion

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balance, stability

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great care or effort

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to consent to the fulfillment of

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to burn or shine brightly

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of long duration or repeated recurrence

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severe or stern; somber

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rapidity of action or motion

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expressed warmly and exuberantly

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to go back to a former condition, practice, or belief

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to belittle

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being in excess of what is needed

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to allay the sorrow or grief of

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to communicate, impart

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easily managed or controlled; governable

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brashly bold; insolent; impertinent

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difficult to undertake or defeat

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inevitable destruction or ruin

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to take more time than necessary

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to pass time idly

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unintentional

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plentiful; copious

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to make a hole in or through with or as if with a drill

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to reach (a conclusion) by reasoning

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characterized by forcefulness of expression or intensity of emotion; fervid

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a support, especially one placed under or against something to keep it from falling

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in a condition of suspended growth or development

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profoundly moving; touching

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causing or capable of causing death

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a harshly limiting condition

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a venerated wise person

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being truly so called; real or genuine

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the doctrine or belief that the evil in the world outweighs the good

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to provoke to action; stir up

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to come or be before in time, place, or position

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to make a judgment about

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an official rebuke

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to approve and give formal sanction to

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to repeal or annul

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a feeling of repugnance or loathing

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to force or drive out; eject forcefully

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a course of action determined or decided on

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to handle (e.g., a weapon or tool), especially capably

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to push or jut outwards; project.

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a review or contemplation of things in the past

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expressing sorrow; mournful or melancholy

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to impress or delineate clearly

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