sacrilegious
adjectiveShowing disrespect toward something regarded as sacred.
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sapient
adjectiveShowing deep wisdom or sound judgment.
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adjectiveShowing the careful study, knowledge, or methods associated with scholarship.
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adjectiveGrowing old or showing the effects of aging.
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adjectiveFollowing another person's ideas uncritically.
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adjectiveShowing an excessive and self-lowering eagerness to obey.
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adjectiveShowing excessive obedience or imitation with little independence.
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adjectiveShowing attentive concern or care, sometimes excessively.
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adjectiveShowing little emotion or outward reaction.
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adjectiveFollowing later in time or order.
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adjectiveShowing arrogant disdain or an air of superiority.
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adjectiveFollowing an organized method or plan.
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