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Topic Personality:: PAGE #48
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1411. Capture (vang)
:: Units of the Polish underground Home Army which had assisted in the citys capture were arrested and in part deported
1412. Slouch (slungelen)
:: The grounds are extensive and tranquil with a relaxation area set under a canopy with hammocks and slouchy seating for serious recharging of batteries and dominating the grounds is the pool
1413. Slouchy (slouchy)
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1414. Slow (stadig)
:: In our tests this printer was slow noisy and yielded the least impressive results even with the subtle photo cartridge in place
1415. Bend (draai)
:: Weights were then progressively added to the weighing boat which caused the petiole to bend curving upwards
1416. Happy (gelukkig)
:: We are more than happy to advise residents of how not to cause a nuisance to their neighbours
1417. Devilish (duiwelse)
:: Suddenly his confused face formed into a devilish grin
1418. Devious (onderduims)
:: The police continue to be secretive devious and opaque precisely when they ought to be transparent
1419. Garbage (vullis)
:: Natalie tried to fish the bracelet out of the garbage and put it back together
1420. Isolation (isolasie)
:: Gastric lavage for isolation of M tuberculosis is a well accepted method
1421. Lip (lip)
:: His voice was shaking slightly as he spoke and his lower lip trembled
1422. Swank (Swank)
:: The Warner budget allows them a swank bus replete with a tour manager a sound guy and a roadie
1423. Dare (waag)
:: John told us a funny story that Id never heard about how he climbed his schools roof for a dare
1424. Daring (durf)
:: Their performance was one of courage and daring
1425. Outrage (verontwaardiging)
:: And you have to believe theres pressure put on these people to perform and do things that shock and outrage us
1426. Egocentric (egosentriese)
:: Aristocratic characters were generally portrayed as egocentric individuals with loose morals and a tendency to treat women either as sex objects or as a means of exchange
1427. Dosser (dosser)
::
1428. Fidget (vroetel)
:: Tomas unknowingly began to fidget in his chair and his hands began to shake uncontrollably but he still had control over his mind and will
1429. Fidgety (kriewelrig)
::
1430. Indignant (verontwaardig)
:: Its an ending which leaves one indignant and is clever in that respect
1431. Indignation (verontwaardiging)
:: We were snowed in again over the weekend to our great indignation
1432. Puff (puff)
:: These chance meetings take place in front of the general buzz of rich collectors some of whom puff on cigars tycoonlike only a few steps from renaissance oils
1433. Exclamatory (uitroepend)
:: Not that Im going out of my way looking for bad press but even the grumpiest rock critics havent typed anything except exclamatory flowery and glowing reviews of this magnificent pop sixpiece
1434. Terrible (verskriklike)
:: For it was only when that shocked medics were able to examine the XRays that they were able to judge the full extent of his terrible injury
1435. Terrify (skrik)
:: We have seen pictures of people who had little and who have suddenly and terrifyingly lost everything
1436. Crafty (slim)
:: He is kidnapped and his friends try to save him but are are captured by the Queens crafty cunning
1437. Screwy (afgejakkerd)
:: Now reread this paragraph and if you dont recognize the screwiness of the results read it again
1438. Rueful (meewarige)
:: Now they have nothing but rueful regrets accompanied by doubts about how much longer this partly ageing side can remain together
1439. Hopping (hop)
:: Other late offers include seven nights in a complex near to Ibizas hopping San Antonio for 389 per person in early September
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