| seclusion |
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the act of isolating or hiding away, or the condition of being thus secluded; retirement; reclusion |
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2. |
to remove or withdraw into solitude or retirement; seclude; close; enisle |
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3. |
tending to calm or soothe; calmant; calmative |
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4. |
a distinctive cry, phrase, or motto of any party, group, manufacturer, or person; catchword or catch phrase; byword |
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5. |
one that stands guard or watches; sentry; ward |
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a false statement or statements intended to injure someone's reputation or well-being, or the act of making such statements; defamation; tale; disparagement; backbiting |
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7. |
extraordinary; remarkable; exceptional; individual; respective |
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8. |
clear, calm, or unclouded; self-possessed; easy; poised |
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9. |
offensively confident of or satisfied with oneself; complacent; self-contented; self-satisfied |
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10. |
to contract or reduce in size, as by drying out; wilt; mummy |
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a talk delivered during a religious service to instruct, enlighten, or inspire the congregation; preachment; preaching |
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characterized by extreme simplism; oversimplified |
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the following of one thing after another; succession; alternation; progression |
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any place or object hallowed by its history or associations; sanctum; sanctorium |
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of or pertaining to sectaries or sects; schismatic; heterodox |
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showing evil intentions; baleful; maleficent |
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temperance or moderation, esp. in the use of alcoholic beverages; continence |
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to cut away (a section) from a whole; divorce; part |
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incitement of discontent or rebellion against a government; seditiousness; treason |
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a deficiency in character, ability, conduct, or the like; flaw; imperfection; demerit |
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to keep away from or avoid, esp. purposely; duck; escape |
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existing, occurring, or done at the same general time or at the same moment; synchronous; synchronic |
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showing little excitability or volatile emotion; calm; composed; weighty; sober; serious |
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keen; piercing; heady; perspicacious |
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not pertaining to or connected with religion (opposed to sacred); temporal; profane; lay |