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| enthusiastic quickness | ||
| to test, analyze | ||
| speed or quickness | ||
| strong and to the point; convincing | ||
| urgent; pressing | ||
| to stir up; provoke | ||
| refusing to compromise | ||
| to make worried or upset | ||
| to bring back to consciousness | ||
| showing care or worry | ||
| cloudy; confused | ||
| very excited or upset | ||
| a corrupt wrongdoer | ||
| to bring about; to produce | ||
| a kind or type of art | ||
| related to or coming from the same source | ||
| natural; present from birth | ||
| in the act of being born; growing | ||
| to change the form or appearance of | ||
| not real | ||
| to make up or invent; pretend | ||
| about to bring forth or give birth; pregnant | ||
| the range of works an artist can produce or perform | ||
| strongly emotional; fierce and passionate | ||
| to attack strongly in words; to talk or write bitterly against | ||
| to draw a conclusion based on little or no information; to guess | ||
| the end of existence; death | ||
| to make less or weaker; to forgive or pardon | ||
| standing for another thing | ||
| of or like a devil; very wicked or cruel | ||
| an exaggeration for effect | ||
| happening in parts or segments | ||
| orderly and regular | ||
| a council, especially of churches or church officials | ||
| having to do with the country | ||
| a meal; food and drink for a meal | ||
| gathered into a whole; total | ||
| standing out sharply as wrong or bad | ||
| liking to be with other people | ||
| having to do with farming | ||
| the act of traveling about; a journey | ||
| fulfillment of an effort or desire | ||
| yielding no positive results | ||
| having to do with the countryside; rural | ||
| having to do with country life or farms | ||
| simple and pleasant | ||
| to leave in a hurry, especially to escape the law | ||
| difficult to understand; hidden from | ||
| hard to understand; having a secret meaning | ||
| coming from an unreliable source; untrue | ||
| an opening or a whole | ||
| public, unhidden; open | ||
| done in a hidden or secret manner | ||
| the circumstances or setting surrounding an event | ||
| the hidden or underlying meaning of something | ||
| a stated reason for doing something; an excuse | ||
| a formal delay; a suspension | ||
| modest and shy | ||
| to express unwillingness to do something; to object | ||
| done without planning; improvised | ||
| having to do with finite time or everyday life (as opposed to the eternal or spiritual) | ||
| to put off making a decision; to stall | ||
| happening or active during the day | ||
| a short stay or visit | ||
| to formally bring to an end | ||
| something that seems to be out of its proper time | ||
| to tell or write the history of | ||
| happening at the same time as | ||
| the mind, especially as the center of a person's being | ||
| having an effect on the body, but mental or emotional in origin | ||
| having severe mental illness to the point of disconnection from reality | ||
| timid or cowardly; not brave | ||
| strong criticism or blame | ||
| without life; unmoving | ||
| to take place; to happen | ||
| to plan together secretly | ||
| to have a strong desire to get or do something | ||
| not agreeing or going well together | ||
| agreement or harmony | ||
| liveliness; high-spiritedness | ||
| wandering from one topic to another | ||
| to agree in an opinion or decision | ||
| badly needed help; aid | ||
| too willing to serve or obey | ||
| movement from one thing to another; transition | ||
| to come after; to happen as a result of | ||
| going on without stopping; seemingly never-ending | ||
| to admit that something is true; to give up | ||
| to ask or plead with on behalf of another | ||
| a time period lasting through the ages; eternity | ||
| to cause to continue; to further | ||
| having or showing good judgment | ||
| to settle a dispute or argument | ||
| not concerned about morality | ||
| attitudes and behaviors that are so firmly fixed that they are followed like laws | ||
| gloomy, bad-tempered | ||
| to make up for doing wrong | ||
| lacking respect for what should be worshiped | ||
| to set apart as holy; to give up to a purpose | ||
| very bad; hateful | ||
| so sacred or revered as to be off-limits |
