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Enthusiastic public praise or approval.

To accept or admit that something is true.

Refusing to change one's position; unyielding.

Characterized by opposition or conflict.

A noisy argument or disagreement.

A person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone.

Showing active hostility or opposition.

Old-fashioned or outdated.

Causing embarrassment or difficulty; not smooth.

To hide something from view or knowledge.

To express disapproval of someone or something's faults.

To expose a claim or belief as false.

Settling an issue clearly, or able to make decisions quickly and firmly.

Lacking a necessary quality or amount.

To assign a task or responsibility to someone else.

Easily damaged, or requiring careful handling.

Requiring a lot of skill, effort, or attention.

Completely lacking something.

Lacking order or a clear system; messy.

A lack of trust or confidence in someone or something.

Easy to manage or teach; submissive.

To accept something readily or enthusiastically.

To include a wide range of things within its scope.

To go beyond a limit, expectation, or amount.

To make full use of something, often unfairly, for one's own benefit.

Still in existence; not extinct or destroyed.

Possible to do easily or practically.

To struggle to deal with a difficult problem.

Done regularly, as a settled or fixed practice.

A belief or opinion that goes against accepted doctrine.

The state of not moving or doing anything; being idle.

Silly and lacking sense.

Lacking skill or ability.

Certain to happen; impossible to avoid.

To stop something or someone briefly, breaking continuity.

To create something new that didn't exist before.

To push or bump against roughly, especially in a crowd.

Conforming to accepted rules or standards; genuine.

Able to be handled or controlled without excessive difficulty.

Courage and resilience in a difficult situation.

Average in amount or intensity; or, to make something less extreme.

The lowest point of something.

Not well known, or hard to see/understand; to hide from view.

To block or get in the way of something.

Pale, especially from illness or fear.

An outcast, someone widely rejected by others.

To become aware of or notice something through the senses or mind.

To spread throughout something.

To read something carefully and thoroughly.

To completely destroy a structure, usually by demolition.

To formally withdraw a previously held statement or belief.

Self-control that holds back a stronger action or reaction.

To form a theory or guess without firm evidence.

Showing little emotion; calm and unexcitable.

Long, slow, and tiresome; boring.

Sluggish and lacking energy.

To change markedly in form, appearance, or nature.

Untidy, especially in appearance.

Made to lose courage or self-control.

To twist the body in pain or discomfort.