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abject
low in spirit; having no hope
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admonish
to tell sb firmly that you do not approve sth that they have done
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capitulated
stopped resisting
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cauterized
burned to prevent infection
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concave
curved or rounded inward, like a bowl
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contemptible
deserving to be despised
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delusion
a continual false belief
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didactically
intending to teach a moral lesson
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din
a loud, confused mixture of noises
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disquieting
causing worry and unhappiness
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emaciation
the state of being extremely thin, almost to the point of starvation
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evade
to escape from or avoid sb/sth
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exaltation
raising up; glorifying
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fallacy
a false or mistaken idea
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frivolity
a trivial act that lacks seriousness
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insidious
spreading gradually or without being noticed, but causing serious harm
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insurrection
an act of revolting against authority
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integrity
adherence to a set of moral values
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integrity
adherence to set of moral values
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lethargy
the state of being lazy, slow or drowzy
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luminous
glowing, emitting light
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malleable
capable of being shaped
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martyrs
people who make great sacrifices for their belief
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objective
taken into account without any regard to personal feelings
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orthodoxy
those who follow the traditional or unusual way of doing something
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perpetuating
making last forever
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persecutions
acts of being harassed or made to suffer because of a belief
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prosperity
all future generations
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quailed
to feel frightened or to show that you are frightened
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recuperate
to get back your health, strength or energy after being ill/sick, tired, injured, etc.
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relinquishing
giving over
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sanctinmonious
hypocritically pious
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seditious
causing resistance or revolution against the government
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simultaneously
at the same time
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sniveling
tending to cry or complain a lot in a way that annoys people
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speculatively
in the manner of thinking or wondering
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sporadically
happening only occasionally or at intervals that are not regular
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tableaux
a series of staged scenes
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torpid
sluggish or lacking vigor
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unrependent
feeling no regret or need for forgiveness
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unrependant
feeling no regret or need for forgiveness
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vehemently
to show very strong feelings, especially anger
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vile
morally bad; completely unacceptable
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vindicate
to free from blame
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wantonness
causing harm or damage deliberately and for no acceptable reason
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