EXCESSIVE AND IMPROPER
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22
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EXCESSIVE DESIRE FOR WEALTH
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27
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EXCESSIVE EXPLOITATION
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22
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EXCESSIVE FLUID ACCUMULATION
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28
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EXCESSIVE OR INSINCERE PRAISE
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29
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EXCESSIVE SENTIMENTALITY
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24
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EXCESSIVE SUSPICIOUSNESS
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24
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EXCESSIVE USE OF WORDS
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22
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EXCESSIVE, AS INFLUENCE
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23
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EXCESSIVELY COMPLICATED
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23
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EXCESSIVELY DRY, AS LAND
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24
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EXCESSIVELY ENTHUSIASTIC
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24
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EXCESSIVELY FLATTERING
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22
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EXCESSIVELY INGRATIATING
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24
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EXCESSIVELY ORNAMENTED
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22
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EXCESSIVELY PARTICULAR
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22
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EXCESSIVELY PREOCCUPIED
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23
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EXCESSIVELY PRIM AND PROPER
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27
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EXCESSIVELY SENTIMENTAL
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23
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EXCESSIVELY TALKATIVE PERSON
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28
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EXCESSIVELY THEATRICAL
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22
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EXCHANGE MARRIAGE VOWS
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22
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EXCHANGE OF GOODS FOR CASH
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26
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EXCHANGE OF TENNIS SHOTS
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24
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EXCITABLE AND FRIVOLOUS
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23
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EXCITABLE OR FIERY PERSON
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25
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EXCITATION EXCLAMATION
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22
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EXCITE THE CURIOSITY OF
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23
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EXCITE, AS AN APPETITE
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22
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EXCITED ABOUT, WITH 'ON'
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24
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EXCITED WITH ANTICIPATION
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25
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EXCITED, IN MODERN SLANG
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24
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EXCITING, AS AN ATMOSPHERE
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26
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EXCITING, IN MODERN LINGO
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25
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EXCLAIMED WITH DELIGHT
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22
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EXCLAMATION AFTER A SIGH
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24
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EXCLAMATION FROM DR. WATSON
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27
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EXCLAMATION FROM HOMER
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22
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EXCLAMATION FROM SCROOGE
|
24
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EXCLAMATION OF AFFIRMATION
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26
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EXCLAMATION OF AMAZEMENT
|
24
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EXCLAMATION OF ANNOYANCE
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24
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EXCLAMATION OF APPROVAL
|
23
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EXCLAMATION OF CONTEMPT
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23
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EXCLAMATION OF DELIGHT
|
22
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EXCLAMATION OF DISAPPOINTMENT
|
29
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EXCLAMATION OF DISAPPROVAL
|
26
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EXCLAMATION OF DISBELIEF
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24
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EXCLAMATION OF DISCOVERY
|
24
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EXCLAMATION OF DISDAIN
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22
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EXCLAMATION OF DISGUST
|
22
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EXCLAMATION OF ELATION
|
22
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EXCLAMATION OF EXASPERATION
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27
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EXCLAMATION OF EXCITATION
|
25
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EXCLAMATION OF EXCITEMENT
|
25
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EXCLAMATION OF EXULTATION
|
25
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EXCLAMATION OF FRUSTRATION
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26
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EXCLAMATION OF IMPATIENCE
|
25
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EXCLAMATION OF INSIGHT
|
22
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EXCLAMATION OF JOY OR VICTORY
|
29
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EXCLAMATION OF PRAISE TO GOD
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28
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EXCLAMATION OF REPROACH
|
23
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EXCLAMATION OF REPROOF
|
22
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EXCLAMATION OF RESIGNATION
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26
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EXCLAMATION OF REVELATION
|
25
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EXCLAMATION OF SURPRISE
|
23
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EXCLAMATION OF THE IMPATIENT
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28
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EXCLAMATION OF TRIUMPH
|
22
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EXCLAMATION ON 'THE SIMPSONS'
|
29
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EXCLAMATION TO GET ATTENTION
|
28
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EXCLAMATION TO STARTLE
|
22
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EXCLAMATION WITH AN ACCENT
|
26
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EXCLAMATIONS FROM HOMER
|
23
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EXCLAMATIONS FROM SCROOGE
|
25
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EXCLAMATIONS OF AMAZEMENT
|
25
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EXCLAMATIONS OF ANNOYANCE
|
25
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EXCLAMATIONS OF ASTONISHMENT
|
28
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EXCLAMATIONS OF CONTENT
|
23
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EXCLAMATIONS OF CONTENTEDNESS
|
29
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EXCLAMATIONS OF DELIGHT
|
23
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EXCLAMATIONS OF DISDAIN
|
23
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EXCLAMATIONS OF DISGUST
|
23
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EXCLAMATIONS OF DISMAY
|
22
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EXCLAMATIONS OF ELATION
|
23
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EXCLAMATIONS OF EXASPERATION
|
28
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EXCLAMATIONS OF EXCITEMENT
|
26
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EXCLAMATIONS OF PLEASURE
|
24
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EXCLAMATIONS OF REGRET
|
22
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EXCLAMATIONS OF SURPIRISE
|
25
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EXCLAMATIONS OF SURPRISE
|
24
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EXCLAMATIONS OF TRIUMPH
|
23
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EXCLAMATIONS OF UNDERSTANDING
|
29
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EXCLAMATIONS OF WONDER
|
22
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EXCLAMATIONS OF WONDERMENT
|
26
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EXCLUDING, WITH 'FROM'
|
22
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EXCLUSIVE SOCIAL CLASS
|
22
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EXCLUSIVE, AS A 'CIRCLE'
|
24
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EXCUSE OF BEING ELSEWHERE
|
25
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE PIECE
|
22
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EXECUTIVE'S CONFIDANTE
|
22
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