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exception |
I'll make an exception and let you stay up late tonight.
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relieved |
She was relieved to hear her father was better.
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trembling |
The actor was nervous before going on stage, he was trembling and his mouth was dry.
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prideful |
I feel above everyone else and prideful about my accomplishments.
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pathological |
He was acting pathological and out of control.
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abiding |
I was willful and abiding as I stuck to my opinions.
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notion |
I had a notion that you would do that.
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manufactured |
The car was manufactured in the city.
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melancholy |
I felt a sense of melancholy as my friend moved all her things.
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