Danny Turner

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Soothing Mild Dull

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Bland

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Despicable; hateful; low

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Contemptible

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Lasting a long time; constant; habitual

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Chronic

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Impossible to understand; obscure

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Incomprehensible

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Harmful; mean; spiteful

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Malicious

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Not sharp-edge or pointed; blunt; dull; slow to understand

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Obtuse

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Hardworking; painstaking

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Diligent

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Disrespectful; rude and impolite; unrelated to a given topic

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Impertinent

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Expecting things to turn out badly; gloomy

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Pessimistic

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Perfectly; in theory

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Ideally

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A person who is outgoing and interested in others

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Extroverts

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Compatibility; freindliness; agreeableness; pleasantness

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Congeniality

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Full of playful good humor; genial and jolly

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Jovial

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To feel hatred or disgust toward something; to loathe; to reject vehemently

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Abhor

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A powerful business person or industrialist; magnate

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Tycoon

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Tastelessly cheap and showy; flashy

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Gaudy

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Characterizing one's deepest nature; very close association

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Intimate

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A person who believes that people act only selfish motives; a scornful person

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Cynic

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A person easily tricked or deceived;

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Dupe

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An allotment; a proportional share; a maximum number

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Quota

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A noisy quarrel or brawl;

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Wrangle

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Tool; instrament;

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Implement

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An Opponent; and enemy

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Adversary

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A bold or brilliant act

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Exploits

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To escape from or avoid; to escaoe the understanding of

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Elude

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To admit; to recognize the rights or authority of;

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Acknowledge

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Real, True; concerned wuth realities ans not the thinking of the person;

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Objective

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An act that serves an axample for later acts

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Precedent

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Something done or given to show respect or honor; an act of allience

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Homage

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To overcome; to rise above; to be above or on tip of

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Surmount

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To force a person by law to leave a building the person has leased or rented; to force out, eject

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Evict

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Unable to agree or get along; conflicting; mismatched

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Incompatible

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Later; coming after; following in time

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Subsequent

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Able to meet financial obligations; able to dissolve another substance;

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Solvent

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To shut out or exclude from a group; to banish

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Ostracize

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Given up to a habit or compulsion

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Addicted

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To take away or deprive of a right or property by deceit

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Defraud

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Loose or slack; relaxed; careless

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Lax

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Hard to overcome or deal with; causing fear

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Formidable

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Fundamental or basic; favoring basic or drastic change

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Radical

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Tempting; tormenting or teasing by keeping something in sight but out of reach

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Jaunts

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Lack of emotion or feeling; indefference; lack of interest, concern, or spirit

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Apathy

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Sharply affecting the sense of taste or smell; sharp

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Pungent

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A short pleasant trip; excrusion

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Induction

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Very wise,perceptive; having wisdom gained from experience

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Sage

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A meal; food eaten at a meal

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Repast

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Extremley hungry; predatory; greedy

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Ravenous

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An act of enrolling or bribing someone into a group, or of formally placing on office

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Cascade

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A small, steep waterfall; something that falls in a manner similar to that of a waterfall

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Inverse

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Inverted; reversed; opposite

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Tantalizing

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In agreement; harmonious; corresponding

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Congruent

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Not harmful; gentle; good-nature

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Benign

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Glowing with intense heat; very bright;

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Oppressive

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Tyrannical; hard to take; mentally or physically distressing

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Incessant

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Able to float; able to bounce back after a reverse or setback

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Buoyant

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Not letting light throug; not transparent

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Opaque

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Giving vigor to; enlivening; filling with energy

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Invigorating

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Filled with life; livley; seeming alive

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Animated

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Dark; gloomy; misty; hard to understand

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Murky

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Unceasing; never stopping

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Incandescent

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An action person or thing that impedes;

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Hindrance

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Violently agitated; disorderly; stormy

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Turbulent

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Glommy and sad; solemn and serious

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Somber

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Last or final; basic; maximum

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Ultimate

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To bring together; to bring into harmony

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Reconcile

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Acted upon rather thatn acting

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Passive

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To make something unavoidable

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Necessitated

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To be a sign of; to indicate

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Denote

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A substance used for grinding; an irritant

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abrasive

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Not capable of being made smaller or simpler

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Irreducible

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A figure of speech that compares two unliike things using like or as

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Simile

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Power, Strength, force

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Potency

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An indirect reference; a passing mention

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Aluusion

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Genuine; reliable

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Authenticity

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A rythmic flow or pattern

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Cadence

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A misleading or false idea; mistaken reasoning

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Fallacies

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A figure of speech that contains an implied comparison

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Metaphors

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Not literally true; using figure of speech

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Figurative

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Marked by special effort; dedicated

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Intensive

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An old saying; a proverb

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Adage

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Frank, Sraightforward; simple

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Ingenuous

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A three-legged stand for a camera; anyhitng that stands on three legs

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Tripod

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A raised platform for public speaking

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Rostrum

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Skillful public speaking

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Oratory

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The stock of goods or merchindice on hand; an acounting of goods

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Inventory

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A copy; a reproduction

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Replica

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A speech a character makes to himself or herself onstage that reveals his or her thoguhts to the audience

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Intonation