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Topic Personality:: PAGE #2
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31. Careworn (careworn)
:: I looked to the captain who appeared young careworn yet handsome in his uniform and tired
32. Caring (omgee)
:: Asda has been showing its caring side by giving away gifts to homeless people in Trowbridge this week
33. Hateful (haatlike)
:: The hateful dress was mocking me Therefore the last thing I ever did in that house was to fling that wretched dress into the cleansing fire
34. Childish (kinderagtige)
:: She says she can be very childish and very silly but fails to give me any examples
35. Ardour (ywer)
:: The playing encompassed subtlety ardor menace and rage all with an admirable polish
36. Argue (argumenteer)
:: Many now argue that the reporter is needed to provoke engagement with the viewer
37. Argument (argument)
:: to lose an argument
38. Unfriendly (onvriendelike)
:: It has all the elements of one of his books a cold unfriendly world full of horrible children
39. Bum (boude)
:: I spent some time as an over educated ski bum and I traveled a lot before I settled down
40. Balance (balans)
:: The balance of the contaminated ingredient and all of the compound feed containing it on the manufacturers premises were impounded
41. Cold (koue)
:: His eyes opened revealing cold blue orbs sparkling with an inner light
42. Creep (kruip)
:: At the peak of the 30th cycle the load was held constant for 20 minutes and static creep deformation was recorded
43. Creepy (creepy)
:: The product itself is less creepy and weird than the testimonials on the website
44. Nuisance (oorlas)
:: Dogs are barred from many public places because they pose a serious hazard to health and can be a nuisance and danger
45. Rebuff (afjak)
:: On a still and empty stage three men appear at the mercy of constant rebuffs
46. Overindulge (veel moet eet)
:: In the past gout was often known as the disease of kings because it was associated with wealthy men who overindulged in rich food and drink
47. Wise (wys)
:: Unfortunately though he was wise in certain matters he seemed to blind to other matters
48. Hospitable (gasvry)
:: Besides the hospitable corporate environment found in South Dakota the state offers a big backyard for play
49. Strength (krag)
:: Our strength is knowing about complex planning laws
50. Loafer (leeglêer)
:: Ive decided on an informal dress code but over time I would like members to sport Italian loafers the kind some people love writing about
51. Consternation (konsternasie)
:: One person will find his stimulant in an emergency while another may feel anxiety and consternation
52. Deadbeat (Dead Beat)
:: It was all smoking and wood and old people some of whom were great writers and painters some of whom thought they were some were just deadbeats
53. Deadly (dodelike)
:: Let us take this issue with the deadly seriousness that it deserves not only on this International Day but every day
54. Boot (stewel)
:: The standard Denver boot is designed to fit vehicles that have a flat rim face
55. Smile (glimlag)
:: she had a smile of satisfaction
56. Smirk (smirk)
:: There will always be smirkers but if you realize that you can transcend them and have a hopeful message you can reach so many people
57. Prat (Prat)
:: The firemen who put out this mess have far better things to do that to chase around after mindless little prats like you
58. Preach (preek)
:: Would you like me to preach in your church on the sanctity of human life
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