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showing or causing unhappiness or sad feeligns; not warm, cheerful, etc.; very bad or poor
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done in a quiet and secret way to avoid being noticed
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morally good; having or showing virtue
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of air, weather, etc.; warm, calm, and pleasant
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to beg someone for something; to ask someone in a serious and emotional way to do something
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very confident and daring; very bold and surprising or shocking
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a feeling of great happiness and excitement
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of a person; very serious, unhappy, and quiet; very sad or unhappy
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very strange or ugly in a way that is not normal or natural; extremely different from what is expected or usual
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to make a liquid thinner or less strong by adding water or another liquid; to lessen the strength of something
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unable to understand something clearly or to think clearly; filled with uncertainty; puzzled
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a lump of dirt or clay; a person who is stupid and dull
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lacking the people, plants, animals, etc. that make people feel welcome in a place; very sad and lonely especially because someone you love had died or left
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the process or fact of dissipating like vapor
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feeling no fear; very bold or brave
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a disease that makes plants dry up and die; something that causes harm or damage like a disease
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great happiness; something that is pleasing and well chosen; a talent for speaking or writing in a very effective way
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able to bend without breaking; able to move freely
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a condition of being well-known and successful; a person of high rank or achievements
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