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track

to follow

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Customary

Usual

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Lack of(money)

Absent of something

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Dowry

The money for the girls after wedding

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Drastic

Radical

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On the verge

Be very close to do sth (cry)

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Discourage

Opposite encourage

To make someone not to do it

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Scoffed at

Make fun of me

In a bad way

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Attached

to like someone or something very much:

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Unblemished

Flawless (without mistake) reputation

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Consensus

Agreement of a lot of people

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Allotted

The time that gave you for doing sth on time

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Solicitor

Lawyer

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Appalling

something causing shock, horror, or dismay

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Outcome

Result

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Foregone conclusion

an inevitable result or a conclusion that is obvious to everyone before it even happens

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Amid

Among

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Dire

Dreadful

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Debtors

Debt(person)

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Proficient

having a high degree of skill,

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Occasionally

Sometimes

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Dissension

sharp disagreement or difference of opinion

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Rebellious

very unobedient child

behavior or an attitude characterized by the defiance of authority, rules, or societal conventions

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Unbiddable

someone or something that is difficult or impossible to control, manage, or influence

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Evident

Obvious

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Infatuation

To be in love

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Attachment

a connection or bond between things or people

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guiltily

having done wrong; deserving blame.

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raptured

someone filled with intense joy, delight, or wonder, often to the point of being spellbound

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dread

fear

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suspense

tension

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rapid pace

a very fast speed

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neat

orderly, clean, or tidy

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precise

accurate

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henceforth

from now on

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scrape

removing an outer layer by rubbing with a sharp/rough tool, grazing skin, or producing a grating sound

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mince

cutting or grinding food (especially meat)

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wondrous

wonderful

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grotesque

unpleasant, shocking, or absurd

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metrimonial price

groom or his family pays money, property, or other forms of wealth to the parents of the bride

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rout party

large, fashionable, and often overwhelmingly crowded evening party hosted by the wealthy in Georgian and Regency England.

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distinguish

to recognize the difference between items, perceive something clearly

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flocked around

to gather

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Plug in

connecting an electrical device

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pick on

to choose someone for special attention ot treatment

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come under

to be criticised

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near miss

an unplanned event that does not cause injury, illness, or damage—but had the potential to do so

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make a profit

earn money

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look out for sth

to search for something

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equal amounts

two or more quantities that are the same in size, value, or number

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flay somebody alive

to severely punish, scold, or criticize someone in public

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conquest

Capture or taking of something by force

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imply

to suggest

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arch foe

most bitter enemy

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vision

the ability to see

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cling

to hold on tightly to somebody/something

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jeopardy

danger of loss, harm, or failure

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fall apart

breaking into pieces, disintegrating due to poor condition, or failing completely

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fall out

argue with someone

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fall through

a plan, deal, or arrangement fails to happen, fails to materialize

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to be out of date

describes something that is old-fashioned, no longer useful, or invalid because it is not based on recent information

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let you down

disappoint you

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in charge

a responsibility; someone or something entrusted to the care of another

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go off

explode/make some noise (alarm)

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go over

examine, review, or check something in detail

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go through

experience sth difficult

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go back

return

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go out

went home for social activities

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go on

continue

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in favor of

in support of

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usher

to guide in a certain direction

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at once

immediately

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dignity

the quality of being worthy of esteem or respect

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longed for

wanted

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puzzled

confused

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imperative

extremely necessary; vitally important

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rigid

stiff

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taut

(adj.) tightly drawn, tense; neat, in good order

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jaw

the lower part of your face that moves when you open your mouth

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amenities

comforts and conveniences

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vehemence

violence; fervor; forcefulness

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stiffen

To make or become stiff or rigid

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kick out of

to force someone to leave

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resent

to feel bitter or upset

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momentarily

for a short time

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judgment

decision

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exceedingly

to a very great degree, extremely, or exceptionally

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encounter

face

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exhilarating

an experience that makes you feel very excited, happy, and energized

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common sense

the sound, practical judgment and basic knowledge required to navigate daily life safely and effectively

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sensuous mouth

Close-ups of glossy red lipstick, wet lips, and pouty, rounded, or oval shapes.

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affectionate

person or action that shows fondness, love, or warm feelings

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bestow on

to formally present, grant, or give something—often a gift, honor,

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purposeful

describes an action, person, or thing that has a definite aim,intentionality, or is done with determination

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courting her

intentional, respectful actions designed to show her she is valued

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clumsy

awkward

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arousing kiss

causing a strong reaction, interest, or emotion, or inducing sexual excitement

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unaffected by others

maintaining emotional stability

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fling, flung, flung

to throw

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sting

1. (of an insect or plant) to touch your skin or make a very small hole in it so that you feel a sharp pain

2. to feel, or to make someone feel, a sharp pain in a part of their body

3. to make someone feel angry or upset

(bee)