behaviour that is rude and does not show respect

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In an extraordinarily impressive or remarkable way

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to persuade someone gently to do something or go somewhere

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worry or a fear that something unpleasant is going to happen

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having a very harmful effect or influence in a subtle way

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used to describe a task that can never be completed

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to cause trouble to develop

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planned or done in secret.

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causing great damage or suffering

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Gentle; kindly; not harmful.

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Freedom from normal restraints or regulations.

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The action of admitting someone into a secret society or group, with a ritual.

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Punishment inflicted in retaliation for an injury or offense.

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Extremely severe or sharp.

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Persuade by coaxing or flattery.

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Filled with lively energy and excitement.

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Infringe or go beyond the bounds of.

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Having or showing a feeling of vague or regretful longing.

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The quality of being easily hurt or attacked.

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He threw me out of his class for (a)   .

He left the company, expressing his bitter (a)   .

The bank went bust, with (a)   consequences for global markets.

His first novel was (a)   successful.

The song was banned on the grounds that it might (a)   racial tension.

It's normal to feel a little (a)   before starting a new job.

Perhaps you could (a)   your father into taking you to the station.

The group held weekly (a)   meetings in a church.

Trying to completely eliminate doping from sport is a (a)   task.

The cuts in government funding have had a (a)   effect on local health services.

The tumour was (a)   , relieving her family.

The hatchlings' (a)   was clear from their soft shells.

His (a)   spread excitement in the crowd.

Her boss gave her decision-making (a)   .

He felt (a)   looking at her old photos.

He (a)   the rules and earned detention.

He plotted (a)   against his foes.

She (a)   her brother into doing chores for extra dessert.

His (a)   pain signalled serious trouble.

The (a)   welcomed new society members.