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1
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Able to be interpreted in two ways
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2
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To obtain or get care by
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4
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Suitable or efficient for accomplishing a purpose
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5
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A fixed, intense dislike
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6
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A bold manner
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7
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Well known for something bad
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8
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Showing despising for
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9
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Joined together
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16
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Destroy or debase the moral purity
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18
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The state of having a wish to do evil to others
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19
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Not friendly or pleasant to be with
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20
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Extremely unpleasant
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23
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Immoderate in indulgence of appetite or passion
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24
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Modification or adjustment
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25
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Not to be revoked or recalled
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26
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Relating to the musical period following the Renaissance
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27
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Calm
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29
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Lack of good sense
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30
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Unfair bias in favour of one thing or person compared with another
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31
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A feeling of doubt produced by one's conscience or principles
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34
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Shockingly frightful or dreadful
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35
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A medicine made by dissolving a drug in alcohol
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36
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Intense happiness
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37
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Easily managed or handled
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38
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A large cask or a measure of capacity for wine
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40
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A figment of the imagination
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41
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Having or showing keen mental discernment and good judgement
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43
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To put to rest
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44
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A long stick with a pointed end used for prodding animals
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