Characterized by enthusiasm

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to cause a lowering of self esteem; to lower in reputation or character

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to try to equal; imitate

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to install in office with an official ceremony; to begin officially or to mark the opening of

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capable of recovering quickly

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to make a face expressing feelings of pain, disgust, or contempt

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to give up or give into; to yield; to cease to exist; to die

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a result gained by effort

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cautious; very careful

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to attempt earnestly

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to make changes in

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someone who gives advise

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a collection of various writings, such as songs and stories

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a person's usual mood or temperment

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to introduce gradually in order to establish securely

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pleasant; approachable; gracious

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quick tempered; irritable

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intense; deeply felt

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a calm and untroubled state

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showing little spirit or enthusiasm

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a slight suspicion; a vague idea

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to go on board a ship or airplane at the start of a voyage; to start out; to begin

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to give a picture of; to describe

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extremely careful; attentive to small details

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about to happen

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strikingly out of the ordinary

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to absorb into a population

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empty; shallow; silly

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to accept or regard something as true

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to lower oneself to a position one considers inferior

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to discourage or intimidate

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a sounding of trumpets or other brass instruments

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to pass or slip by (used with time)

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a long and angry speech

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