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Tribulation (n)
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a difficulty; a great problem
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Detriment (n)
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something that causes difficulty or advantage.
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Distribution (n)
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the handing out of something to a group in appropriate shares.
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Entreated (v)
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to beg or plead for something.
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Obliged (v)
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cooperated with; did as one was asked to do
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Exemplary (adj.)
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serving as a good example to others; excellent
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Reflective (adj.)
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the quality of thinking things over
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Monotony (n)
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sameness; the state in which there is no change or new things.
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Tedious (adj.)
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a word used to describe something that is boring.
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Cordial (adj.)
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friendly and pleasant to be around.
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Distraught (adj.)
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very agitated or upset.
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Recoiled (v.)
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turned away suddenly in fear or disgust.
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Commotion (n.)
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a loud noise; an argument.
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Hapless (adj.)
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without luck.
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Accusation (n)
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a blame against someone.
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