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timorous
Showing fearfulness or a lack of confidence.
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Showing fearfulness or a lack of confidence.
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A prolonged, angry outburst of criticism.
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A large or substantial book, especially a scholarly one.
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A state of inactivity, sluggishness, or reduced responsiveness.
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Full of twists or complicated turns.
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Going beyond ordinary limits or surpassing usual experience.
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An act that violates a rule, law, or moral boundary.
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Anxiety or fear about what may happen.
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A group of three people sharing authority or control.
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A recurring theme, convention, or figurative device.
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An aggressively defiant or combative attitude.
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Beyond reasonable doubt or criticism.
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Not troubled, disturbed, or unsettled.
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The final result or outcome.
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To waver between choices or positions.
One word family: also includes vacillation.
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Excessively proud of oneself or one's achievements.
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To regard with deep respect or reverence.
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Truthfulness or conformity to fact.
One word family: also includes veracious.
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Green with abundant vegetation.
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The everyday language or idiom of a particular community.
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A small entrance space between an outer door and an interior.
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Thick and resistant to flowing.
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Bitterly abusive or harshly insulting.
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Loud and forceful in expressing an opinion.