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Down:
2) to reject, refuse, or dismiss something with disdain or scorn3) wearing shoes or footgear4) not knowing, unaware, unintentional5) precise, small, or trifling details of something; a little detail6) religious beliefs outside of Abrahamic traditions, often polytheistic and nature oriented7) a type of grass-like plant with a solid, triangular stem, often found in wetlands or marshy areas11) stubborn, unmanageable; resistant to treatment or change12) repetition of a word or phrase att he beginning of clauses, sentences, or lines14) pleasant, friendly, agreeable15) being bewildered, confused, or amazed, due to unexpected, complicated, or contradictory information; something mixed up16) repetition of identical or similar consonant sounds in or at the end of close words18) reduced, lessened, diminished in intensity, amount, or severity19) marking with lines; an outline20) sudden, violent event that causes massive, widespread destruction22) repetition of same consonant sound at the beginning of close words28) four lines in a poem29) open grassland, meadow32) separated or broken apart, usually through force33) something filthy, dirty; morally degraded and dishonorable34) an old-fashioned burial chamber for the deceased; an area in a church that holds relics or is used to represent Christ's burial38) formal conditional clause in a contract, law, or agreement that requires a specific action to happen before something else is agreed upon; precondition39) sharpened; to stimulate or increase a desire40) eight lines in a poem41) someone who believes the world can be made better through human effort and actively works to improve it44) repetition of identical or similar vowel sounds in close words45) cool indifference, casualness towards something; aloofness46) formal statement, summary, or set of fundamental beliefs and guiding principles, often in a religious context; doctrine, dogma48) ancient alchemical distillation apparatus used to purify liquids, create essential oils, or distill spirits |
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1) three lines in a poem3) ethical or moral principles that restrain a person from doing something wrong, showing up as hesitation or doubt8) feelings, duties, or behaviors a child has towards their parent9) to hold or maneuver; to exert power or influence10) shaking, quivering, trembling, often from fear, nervousness, or weakness13) form of prayer where a series of invocations/petitions are spoken by a leader, with alternating responses from a congregation15) impulsive, unpredictable, erratic; changing often and quickly17) to prevent an unwanted event from occurring; to turn away21) medical electrosurgery technique that destroys abnormal tissue using high-frequency electric sparks23) blessing; a timely, helpful benefit that improves a situation24) act of flowing out, originating from a source; manifestation25) six lines in a poem26) easy to see, noticeable27) places or conditions that are extremely dirty and run-down, often due to poverty or neglect; morally degraded, sordid30) being free of burdens; unburdened, free31) a cut in one line or phrase into distinct parts within poetry35) serving as a symbol/representation of an abstract idea, quality, or group; symbolic, representative36) kind, generous37) relating one thing to another without the use of "like" or "as"42) scattered, spent; wasted lifestyle with overindulgence in pleasure43) childishly bad-tempered; unreasonably annoyed46) something made to appear, materialize; brought forth as if by magic47) when coordinating conjunctions (and, or, but) are repeated successively49) irritated, annoyed, frustrated, troubled50) a person or thing that is the perfect representation of a quality or thing51) people, problems, or things that are very stubborn, unmanageable, or difficult to treat, control, or solve; stubborn, uncontrollable52) gradual, step-by-step change; series of stages; a progression from one thing to another53) physical, real; something with material existence54) large sheet of paper printed on one side; poster; simultaneous discharge of all guns on one side of a ship; sideways collision |
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