| ABSTINENCE
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avoiding, refraining
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| ABUSE
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make bad or wrong use of, ill-treat
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| ACCOMPLISH
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perform; succeed in doing
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| ACQUISITION
|
aining skill or ability, by one's own effort or behaviour
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| ACQUAINTANCE
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a person whom one knows, information gained through experience
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| ADMINISTRATION
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management of affairs
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| AFFECTION
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love, fondness
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| ALOOF
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apart, away from
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| ALTERNATIVE
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choice between two things
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| ALTERATION
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a change, act of changing
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| ASCEND
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go or come up
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| ASPECT
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look or appearance
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| ATONE
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compensate, make amends for sins or wrong-doing
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| AVAIL
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take advantage
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| BACKBITING
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speak ill of somebody in his absence
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| BEHAVIOUR
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manners (good or bad)
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| BETRAYED
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cheated, disclosed
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| BRUTISH
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cruel, savage
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| BORNE
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undergone pain, hardship
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| CHAOS
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complete absence of order, confusion
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| CIVILIZATION
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system or stage of social development; refining or improving the manners
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| COMMENTED
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remarked upon, expressed opinion, criticized
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| COMMEMORATE
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keep or honour the memory of (a person or event)
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| COMPEL
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force, obtain by pressure
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| CONTENTMENT
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satisfaction, not wanting more
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| CONVERSANT
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well-informed
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| CONVERSION
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changing from one form to another
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| CONFIDENCE
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faith, trust
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| CORDIALLY
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warmly and sincerely
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| CUSTOM
|
habitual practice
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| DECORUM
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decency, right and proper behaviour
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| DEPRIVED
|
oppressed, unjustly treated
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| DEVOTE
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strongly attach to a person or a cause
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| DEVOID
|
without; empty
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| EDIBLE
|
eatable
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| EMBARRASSMENT
|
mental discomfort; or anxiety
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| EMPHASIZE
|
lay particular stress upon
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| ENDEAVOUR
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effort, attempt, try
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| ENTRANT
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one taking part in a contest; one who enters
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| ENDOW
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give a gift
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| ERR
|
make mistake, be wrong
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| EXECUTE
|
put into effect, do skillfully
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| EXPIRE
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die, come to an end, finish
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| FEATS
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something difficult well done, especially showing skill, strength or daring
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| FEUD
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bitter quarrel between two persons, families or groups over a long period of time
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| FORBEARANCE
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patience; self control
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| FOUL
|
wicked, evil, rough
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| FOUNTAIN
|
source, origin
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| FRATERNITY
|
the state or relationship of a brother
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| GRACIOUS
|
kind, merciful
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| GRANT
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give
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| HUMILIATION
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putting to shame, lowering the dignity or self respect
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| HYPOCRITE
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a person falsely making oneself appear to be good or virtuous
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| INCIDENCE
|
happening, occurrence
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| INCUMBENT
|
duty, necessary obligation
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| INDUCES
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persuades, influences
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| INDULGE
|
gratify; cherish
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| INDEFATIGABLE
|
untiring
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| INFRINGE
|
break, transgress, violate
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| INIMICAL
|
unfriendly, harmful
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| INTENSIVE
|
deep and thorough; giving force and emphasis
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| INVASION
|
attack
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| IMPART
|
give, pass on a share of something
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| IMPEACH
|
blame; accuse
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| IMPREGNABLE
|
that cannot be taken by force
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| IMPRUDENT
|
rude; unwise
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| LITERATE
|
learned
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| LIVELIHOOD
|
means of maintaining life
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| MASTERPIECE
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something made or done with very great skill; the best
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| MIRACLE
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an act which is beyond the human power performed by the Prophets as an evidence of their Prophethood
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| MISRABLE
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very unhappy, poor, wretched
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| NARRATE
|
give, cite, tell, recite
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| NOURISH
|
feed and cause to grow
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| OBLIGATORY
|
necessary, compulsory
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| OBSERVE
|
watch carefully
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| ORNAMENT
|
that which is added for decoration
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| PARDON
|
forgiveness, excuse oneself
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| PENETRATE
|
enter or pierce
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| PERSONALITY
|
a person of distinction
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| PROFESS
|
declare openly, affirm ones faith (in) allegiance (to)
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| PROMOTE
|
advance; help onward
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| PROSPERITY
|
state of being successful; good fortune
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| PYTHON
|
large snake
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| RANCOUR
|
(deep and long-lasting feeling of) bitterness
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| RANSOM
|
release (captive on payment); large sum of money
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| REFRAIN
|
hold oneself back; avoid
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| RENDER
|
give in turn or exchange; present offer
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| RESPECTIVE
|
in turn, separately and in the order mentioned
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| RITUAL
|
way of conducting religious ceremonies
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| SHIRKED
|
avoided a duty
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| SIMULTANEOUSLY
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at the same time
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| SPECIFIED
|
mentioned clearly
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| SPROUTED
|
shooted forth, grew rapidly
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| SUCCESSOR
|
a person who takes the place which another has left, deputy
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| SUBMISSION
|
obedience
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| STUBBORN
|
difficult to deal with, obstinate
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| SUPPLICATION
|
humble prayers
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| SURVIVE
|
remain alive; continue to exist
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| TENET
|
principle, belief, doctrine
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| TOIL
|
hard work; work hard
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| TREAD
|
step, trample
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| TYRANNY
|
cruel or unjust use of power
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| UNCOUTH
|
rough, awkward, uncultured
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| UNIQUE
|
having no like or equal
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| UMPARALLELED
|
having no equal, matchless
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| VAIN
|
useless, worthless, fruitless
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| VALOUR
|
bravery
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| VAST
|
huge, boundless, extensive
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| VITALITY
|
vigour, energy
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| WRATH
|
great danger
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