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Topic Personality:: PAGE #31
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901. Paranoid (paranoïes)
:: I am paranoid about personal hygiene and I constantly wash clothes and burn candles in my apartment for company
902. Ignominy (skande)
:: Barrie himself was childless his own joyless marriage to Mary Ansell a beautiful actress ending in public ignominy when his wife had an affair
903. Shake (skud)
:: I placed my hand in his expecting a shake but he surprised me by bringing my hand to his lips and placing a butterfly kiss on my knuckles
904. Blow (blaas)
:: Im ready to blow town
905. Blowout (klap)
:: You never know when you are going to suffer a tyre blowout or when another driver is just going to be plain careless
906. Adoration (aanbidding)
:: Adoration continues in Rathduff Church every Sunday during lent from 12 noon to 5pm with Holy hour from 5 to 6pm
907. Adore (aanbid)
:: The choreography required him to roll on the floor at a time when fans adored his high leaps and sparkling technique
908. Adoring (Aanbidding)
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909. Adrenaline (adrenalien)
:: performing live really gets your adrenaline going
910. Shamble (geslof)
:: We start with a blond longhaired young man shambling through the woods mumbling to himself
911. Shamefaced (beskaamde aangesig)
:: I politely refused at first but after their urgings I finally shamefacedly admitted that I could only eat food cooked with bottled water
912. Shameful (skande)
:: In the past they have shamefully covered up for it
913. Sunny (sonnige)
:: Carol longs for both love and friendship and uses her sunny disposition to hide an inner loneliness and desire to belong
914. Opportunism (opportunisme)
:: he was accused of political opportunism
915. Opportunist (opportunis)
:: Jeremy tells an epic tale of money greed opportunism and blind chance
916. Audacious (gewaagde)
:: Artistically audacious he penned plays ballets sketches and novels
917. Audacity (vermetelheid)
:: Then he burst out laughing and embraced the great designer congratulating him on his audacity and courage
918. Flourish (floreer)
:: Contrary to the expectations of the prophets of secularism the Christian religion continues to flourish in western societies at the end of the twentieth century
919. Fatigued (moeg)
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920. Parched (gebraaide)
:: This is a parched rocky wasteland in the heat of the day by night it is a moonscape in which Maxs establishment twinkles surreally
921. Romance (romanse)
:: The following year she realised it was more than a holiday romance and came back to stay
922. Zeal (ywer)
:: His will provides a fascinating insight into his Puritan zeal and personal generosity
923. Depravity (verdorwenheid)
:: Urban poverty was itself a serious problem but many activists were concerned more specifically with the plight of children who were exposed to such an environment of material deprivation and moral depravity
924. Depressed (depressief)
:: The study found the antidepressant effect of BT to be robust among psychotic depressed and elderly depressed patients
925. Depressing (depressiewe)
:: In both cases there are depressing effects on other sectors as well
926. Gold (goud)
:: We are looking at the Aberdare Ridges a chain of mountains that is covered with green gold
927. Duty (plig)
:: Volunteers on the duty team provide advice to addicts and handle inquiries
928. Annoyance (ergernis)
:: One of the many pettifogging annoyances of being a chap is the complete inability to explain how one would like ones hair cut
929. Dynamic (dinamies)
:: Both the capitalist economy and the world climate are complex dynamic systems
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