Words For Marlowe

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walk of life

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class

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to engender

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to conceive, to get pregnant

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grove

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woods, a small forest

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heath

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bare earth, typical English landscape

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ram

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aries

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fowl

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bird

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to prick

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to erge, to encourage, to prompt
to sting

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strand

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shore

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to hallow

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to become holy

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sundry

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various

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martyr

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one who suffers for the sake of principle (martyrdom)

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wanton

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permitting oneself more than you should in relations with other people

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licentious

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разгулен, sexually permissive

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lewd

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похотлив, sexually permissive

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lecherous

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развратен, sexually permissive

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lascivious

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сладострастен, будещ страст, sexually permissive

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lustful

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sexually permissive

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lewdness

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похотливост, sexual permissiveness

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lechery

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разврат, sexual permissiveness, the one mentioned in the Bible

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lasciviousness

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похотливост, sexual permissiveness

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mirth

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gaiety, fun

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mirthless

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lacking in joy, sad

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jovial

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mirthful, gay, merry (but for old ppl only)

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mellow

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mild

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glib

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eloquent, but for selfish reasons

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to absolve

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to forgive (to be absolved of your sins)

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penance

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repentence, the act of regret, being sorry

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penitent

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the person who repents

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penitentiary

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jail (because you're suppost to repent there)

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scope

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range of abilities

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verity

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truth

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veritable

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true

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smart

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pain

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to smart

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to suffer, to feel pain

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pins for curls

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little gifts

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to butt

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to hit sth/s.o. hard with horns or head

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leper

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s.o. who has leprosy (прокажен); a disliked person

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wretched

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of low quality, pathetic; to feel wretched - to feel ill, unhappy

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victuals

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food and drink, хранителни продукти

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to poach

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to steal (ideas)

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to romp

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лудувам;
to romp home-to win easily

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a romp

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prank, game;
easy win

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lisp

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фъфля, фъфлене
(to pronounce 's' and 'z' sounds with 'th')

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stout

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big, strong

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sturdy

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muscular, strong

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bruiser

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boxer, wrestler

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leprosy

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an infexious desease that damages the person's nerves and skin

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ostracize

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banish (from society)

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eminent

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notable, prominent, famed, distinguished

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prominent

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bulging, notable

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gutter

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the edge of a road where the rain flows away; an open pipe at the edge of a roof, which carries away the rain

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to accue

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to accumulate, to increase, to pile up

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obsequious

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servile, too eager to obey sb

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miscellaneous

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consisting of various things of different kinds, разнообразен

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miscellany

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mixture

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brethren

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brothers, brotherhood

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to frisk

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to move around in a happy energetic way, to romp

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drawl

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a slow way of speaking; to speak slowly (провлачено)

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affable

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friendly, benevolent, kind

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charitable

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affable, generous, benevolent, well-meaning

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uncharitable

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ruthless, wicked

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benign

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benignant, kind, gentle
(benignancy)

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malign

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malignant, evil, wicked
(malignancy)

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resilient

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жилав, firm, tough, rebounding, elastic

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candid

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sincere, frank
(candour-Br.E, candor-Am.E -frankness, honesty [She spoke with remarkable candour about..)

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sly

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cunning, craftful, sectretive

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diffident

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timid, bashful, sheepish, reluctant, distrustful, hesitant

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fastidious

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hard to please, absolutely pedantic, over-refined

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meticulous

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pedantically punctual, thorough, careful

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squeamish

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гнуслив, easily upset by things you find gross

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fraudulent

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swindling, tricky, foul

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garrulous

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excessively talkative

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gregarious

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very sociable, communicative, outgoing

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indefatigable

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tireless, determined, never giving up

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gullibility

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naivety

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intrepid

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brave, fearless, lion-hearted

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valiant

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heroic, brave
(valour-Br.E; valor-Am.E)

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lean

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skinny, мършав

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obese

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too stout (fat);
obesity

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chaste

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pure, modest, simple

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mercenary

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soldier of fortune (noun)
interested i $ only (adj.)

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loan shark

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money-lender, usurer

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humility

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being shy and modest

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prudent

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cautios, wary (wariness ≠ weary, weariness)
antonym: rash

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to caution

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to warn

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pugnacious

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easily infuriated

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belligerent

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easily infuriated, warlike

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inebriated

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drunk, intoxicated

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sparing

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economic, not spending too much

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excessive

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wasteful, spending too much

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stingy

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miserly (old flint like scrooge)
miser->miserliness

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supercilious

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arrogant, disdainful
надменен, презрителен

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haughty

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arrogant, disdainful
надменен, презрителен

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verile

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very masculine, manly
verility

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zeal

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eagerness, thoroughness,
усърдие

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zealous

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full of passion, enthusiasm

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zealot

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fanatic
zealotry - fanaticism

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to depict

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to portray, to sketch

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to delineate

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to sketch

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brawl

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a loud quarrel (after a few drinks)

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to be base of stock

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to be of humble origin

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kin

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relative
(kinsmen and kinswomen)

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self-conceited

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negative of self-confident
arrogant, supercilious

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allusion

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implying
намек

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simile

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[simili]
(лит.) сравнение
comparison

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coup

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coup d'etat
държавен преврат

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soliloquy

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monologue, speaking to oneself

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odious

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disgusting, vile

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heinous

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disgusting, vile

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contempt

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disdain, superciliousness

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contemptible

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disgusting, vile, odious, heinous
deserving contempt

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contemptuous

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demonstrating contempt

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petty

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small (petty wits)

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base

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vile, evil, wicked

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to ravish

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to attract greatly, to fascinate

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necromantic

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studying evil and magic

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omnipotent

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(omni-all; potent-able)
all-powerful, almighty

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to rend

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to tear

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deity

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a divine creature, god

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to levy

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to impose a tax (to levy sb)

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bear the brunt of

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to suffer terribly from

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to waver

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to hesitate

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voluptuous

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lustful
(voluptuousness)

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to congeal

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blood congeals (to clot)

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to dissuade

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antonym: persuade

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glutton

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sb who overeats
gluttony

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ireful

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wrathful, extremely furious

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irascible

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easily getting furious

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ascension

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the act of souls ascending to heaven

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perpetual

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eternal

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bough

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a branch; a laurel bough

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fiend

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devil, demon
(fiendful-hellish)

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to exhort

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to encourage