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constituted
composed it or made it up
alacrity
cheerfully willing
plaited
braided
furtive
being sneaky
pathos
pity,sympathy or sorrow
benediction
giving a blessing
edifice
a building
mien
appearence or expression
alloy
an impurity
mirth
laughter
stolid
unemotional or stoic
haggard
gaunt or excessively hungry
miscreant
a wicked figure
formidable
inspiring fear or wonder
impudence
blatantly disrespectful
ravenous
excessively hungry
regalia
ornamental dress
illustrious
noteworthy or distinguished
purloined
stolen
gaudy
bold or lacking taste