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Luminary
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V
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(Victory) won at
too great a cost
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Pyrrhic
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Valuable stolen
goods, especially those seized in war
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Booty
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Various forms in
which the atoms of a chemical element can occur
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Isotope
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Very angry or
violent disagreement between two or more people or groups
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Strife
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Very bad :
causing great fear or worry
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Dire
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Very bad or
frightening experience or situation
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Nightmare
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Very big and
powerful companies or organizations
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Behemoth
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Very careful
about behaving properly and doing things in a correct and accurate way
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Punctilious
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Very careful
about doing something in an extremely accurate and exact way
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Meticulous
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Very close to
being something without actually being it
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Virtual
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Very comfortable
and expensive
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Opulent
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Very complicated
and difficult to understand
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Turgid
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Very determined
or loyal
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Diehard
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Very different,
strange, or unusual
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Exotic
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Very dirty and
unpleasant, immoral or dishonest
|
Squalid
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Very dirty or
untidy state or condition
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Mess
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Very eager or
curious to hear or see something
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Agog
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Very excited or
upset
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Overwrought
|
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Very famous or
successful person
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Luminary
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W
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Ways of life, an
attitude, an idea, etc. that has become very popular, system of religious
beliefs and rituals
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Cult
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Ways of
protecting oneself against the loss of something
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Hedge
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Way that a person
thinks about things
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Outlook
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Ways that a room
or the inside of a building is decorated
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Decor
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Ways that
prevents other people from finding out who you are
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Incognito
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Wealthy persons
who give money and time to help make life better for other people
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Philanthropist
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Well known
phrases that express a general truth about life or a rule about behaviour
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Maxim
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Wild and drunken
celebrations
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Bacchanal
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Wild and noisy
celebrations
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Revelry
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Willing to do
dishonest things in return for money
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Venal
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Wise, skilled,
and respected government leaders
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Statesman
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Without a future
date being arranged
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Sine die
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Women who control
a family, group, or government
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Matriarch
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Women who have
control or power over others
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Mistress
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Women who are
paid to care for a young child usually in the child's home
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Nanny
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Women who are
thought to have magic powers
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Witch
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Women who use
their sexual charm to make men do what they wants
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Vamp
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Women who work in
a bar, serving drinks
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Bartender
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Women whose job
are to be in charge of children or other women
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Matron
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Y
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Young children
who are just learning to walk
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toddler
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Young women who
is not married
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damsel
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Young Person who
are usually talented in some way
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prodigy
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Young person who
are taught and helped by someone who has a lot of knowledge and experience
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protege
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