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Topic Personality:: PAGE #39
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1141. Canny (uitgeslape)
:: These guys were clever canny combatants and they had good media advisors
1142. Stir (opskudding)
:: She did not feel even the slightest stir of love for him
1143. Tender (tender)
:: There is a range of juicy tender steaks and chicken dishes
1144. Scoff (spot)
:: I usually would give such a thing a scoff and forget about it
1145. Boggle (warboel)
:: Imagine what the fiend has done over the course of a year the mind boggles
1146. Affection (liefde)
:: But it had been so long since Id received any kind of physical affection that I let it continue
1147. Provocation (provokasie)
:: His provocations were always deliberately intended to challenge his readers as well as the establishment
1148. Provocative (uitdagende)
:: Stapletons approach is an extreme one and perhaps deliberately provocative
1149. Provoke (lok)
:: Nathan was looking at her with a wild expression the kind he got whenever she had deliberately provoked him
1150. Reproach (verwyt)
:: However this same reproachable conduct seems to be tolerable if the abuser is an already established member of the group
1151. Reprobate (ongeskik)
:: Those who were chosen by God were no better than reprobates except that by his irresistible grace the elect could be brought to hate their sin as Sir Walter does
1152. Inane (verspotte)
:: Wed already been bickering over something inane on the way to an event that night
1153. Moron (moroon)
:: I will say to you if they dont appreciate you then they are morons
1154. Morose (morose)
:: A morose mood of deep melancholy has descended upon me this afternoon
1155. Gracious (genadig)
:: Although disappointed she was gracious in defeat praising her opponent who is rapidly becoming the player to beat in the womens game
1156. Invective (uitskellery)
:: The thing about Jo and shes so graceful with it is that she gets more bile and invective than any other comic because shes a woman
1157. Gaga (gaga)
:: I hope Im not around to see it but if I am too gaga to know whats happening put me in with the admirers of deeply flawed dreamers
1158. Sleaze (sleaze)
:: having failed as a leading man he triumphs as a sleaze
1159. Sleazy (sleazy)
:: Monday night was another night of the fiddley diddley where Sammy ensured he picked up a title with the sleazy shirt award
1160. Doleful (droewe)
:: There were just a few doleful looking people sitting in chairs who were outnumbered by the armed security guards protecting the XRay machine and metal detector while striving to provide quality service to their customers
1161. Sheepish (bedeesd)
:: Almost all insist that theyre 15 but sheepishly admit theyre lying when pressed
1162. Whine (geteem)
:: At that she let out a whine and whispery highpitched pleas for his release over her
1163. Whinge (kerm)
:: The list of female whinges is long but amongst the most strident are too much work too little sex too much pressure to look good and inevitably not enough help from our partners
1164. Coward (lafaard)
:: In the end this aids only those who are served by public uncertainty the cowards and the ruthless
1165. Cowardice (lafhartigheid)
:: He says infantry that didnt keep moving and attacking would be accused of cowardice or dereliction of duty
1166. Knife (mes)
:: He received a number of stitches for knife wounds to his chest and arm
1167. Knit (gebreide)
:: The family system is so closely knit here that there is simply no room for any one member of the family to be discarded
1168. Speechless (sprakeloos)
:: Jeremy starts talking to one of his friends and I am once again baffled into speechlessness
1169. Impudent (onbeskaamde)
:: The impudent fellow has also angered his wife who sits nearby suckling their child
1170. Impure (onsuiwer)
:: If the book does well there will be greater recognition as a writer and some money but that is not to say that the motives are impure
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