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Topic Personality:: PAGE #25
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721. Poignant (At nonnnisi)
:: It is a philosophical tearjerker a poignant romance for the intellectual set and a touching character study
722. Addicted (rebus student,)
:: Technologically it points the way but what it lacks is the kind of feature that makes a user addicted to the phone
723. Frisson (frisson)
:: I always feel a slight frisson when I cross over to the south
724. Panic (terrore)
:: Financial panic could turn a slowdown into a slump
725. Gut (gut)
:: Sims basslines were jabs to the gut physical in the extreme
726. Gutless (gutless)
:: Dont mistake their reluctance to strike as gutlessness
727. Gutsy (gutsy)
:: This consisted of potato and chive cake with mushroom egg and a gutsy tomato relish served with toast and tea for 6
728. Compassionate (miserator,)
:: Much of the overspend is due to the fact that the council has responded compassionately to the needs of vulnerable people
729. Fancy (impetus)
:: I mean and very often when really good stuff happens to you in terms of money you lose track of whats important and I fancy that I havent lost track of that
730. Flesh (ad vescendum carnes)
:: she grabbed Annas arm her fingers sinking into the flesh
731. Flinch (stant obnixi)
:: Without a flinch or missing a beat Erial continued waltzing around the floor as Artemisia sighed and walked over and picked up the book
732. Blissful (beatum)
:: And after three blissful days of broadband our livebox dies on us
733. Lump (massam corrumpit)
:: Adam turns about to show him the lump on the back of his head
734. Lunacy (dementia)
:: This might sound like a contradiction of terms or simply lunacy
735. Break (intermissum)
:: whose break is it
736. Goad (stimulum calcitrare)
:: Even if a picture suggested by theory were not precisely correct intelligent speculation is a goad for more intense experimental scrutiny
737. Gnash (gnash)
:: The avalanche scene will be the talking point of the film which was in a word spectacular but my favourite bit was when Diesel is staring at a brick wall and starts crying and gnashing his teeth
738. Hysterics (hysterics)
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739. Truthful (veridicus)
:: These sentiments in my mind prohibited me from being honest and truthful to my friends
740. Tart (acerbus)
:: We shared a pudding homemade apple tart with vanilla ice cream and blueberry sauce
741. Roast (coquam)
:: He gave her seeds for the variety and told her to roast the plants seeds and grind them for a caffeinefree coffee substitute
742. Intellect (intellectus)
:: I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with senses reason and intellect has intended us to forgo their use
743. Intelligent (intelligentes)
:: There appear to be intelligent arguments both for and against this plan
744. Hero (heros)
:: The first dismissal arrived just two minutes later when Hale turned from hero to villain
745. Heroism (fortitudinem patrare)
:: The story contrasts Asian and western concepts relating suicide and heroism
746. Hysteria (hYSTERIA)
:: I have a tendency to put these things in the class of mass hysteria
747. Trying (temptatis)
:: All this provides a certainty that messy real life so tryingly fails to
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