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to agree or consent to

to exclude; to leave out

to take in

to adjust

bad; unfavorable

opposed to

to influence

(n) result; (v) to bring about

to cause suffering

to force something harmful

a large number of something

to give out an amount of something

to refer

to escape from

an indirect reference (often to literature)

an unreal image; a false impression

table for religious ceremony

to change

uncertain, having mixed feelings

unclear

a short account based on real life experience

a remedy

to comfort in order to dispel doubts

to confirm; to make certain

to work together

to confirm

to order

to praise

an addition that enhances and improves

praise

to advise, to offer guidance

an advisory body that meets regularly

to put off; to comply

to bring up; to consult

deceive

to reduce strength

separate, distinct

reserved in speech and action, circumspect

neutral, impartial

not interested

well-designed

articulate or well-spoken

To draw out or bring forth

Not legally allowed

repetitive use

tiring

to show off

to exhibit scorn or contempt

(adj) lazy and not willing to work

a person who is admired or respected a lot

likely to occur at any moment

high in rank or repute

unsuitable

unskilled

inequality

immorality

really clever

honest

to occupy

to constrain

right and wrongs

the meaning

do something bad

elongate

viewpoint

potential, possible

treat someone unfairly

to convict

to happen before something else

to go forward

unwilling

silent, reserved

well behaved

to be dealt with carefully

to mimic

to make something happen

still motion

office supplies

from one end to the other

completely