an opponent, rival, or enemy

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friendly; easy to get along with

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anxiety; nerouvs excitement

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not quite right; inappropriate or out of place

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boring, common

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to bed desperately

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required by law or rule; mandatory

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acting superior to others; looking down on others

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happiness or satisfaction

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disobedient

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to become less, to decrease or lessen

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a discussion, conversation, or debate

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feeling that something is unworthy; contempt

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obedient, cooperative, easily taught or led

(a)  

avoiding commitment

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capable of making mistakes

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to start to lose strength or momentum

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extreme lack of food

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careful attention to accuracy and detail

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not showing a serious attitude; not taking things seriously

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feeling that something bad is going to happen

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not having any serious purpose or value; lighthearted

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to beg desperately

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not caring; not interested in something

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anger or annoyance at being treated unfairly

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done at random or without careful judgement

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to have an intense but short-lived passion for someone; to be obsessed with

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to suggest, hint, or imply

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showing a rude and arrogent lack of respect

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worthy of praise

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lacking energy or enthusiasm

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proud; arrogent

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appearing casually calm, relaxed, or uninterested

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continual, never ending

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devoutly religious

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to make someone less angry or hostile

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evoking sadness or regret; sorrowful, distressing

(a)  

on time

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bitterness; resentfulness; strong hatred

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being safe or sheltered from danger

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to remember with pleasure

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restrained or held back

(a)  

to cancel or take back

(a)  

unable to be reached or achieved

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