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Topic Personality:: PAGE #50
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1471. Diabolical (piktas)
:: We have been treated diabolically no one will tell us anything about redundancy pay or anything
1472. Laggard (lėtas)
:: Returns for the first group confirm the widely held belief that ownership requirements enhance the performance of laggard companies
1473. Straight (tiesiai)
:: As the bus pelts towards Paramaribo past scattered dwellings on a dead straight road Im reminded of home
1474. Straightforward (paprastas)
:: its straightforward greed
1475. Shiver (drebulys)
:: She sees the three girls shiver in fear
1476. Shivery (virpantis)
:: she was tired and shivery
1477. Potty (pamišęs)
:: The ad features a series of shots of a young boy beginning with him standing naked urinating into a potty and later eyeing a woman in a short skirt
1478. Fiery (ugninis)
:: The muted red that resulted wasnt pink but it certainly wasnt as bright and fiery as a pure red
1479. Rested (pailsėję)
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1480. Cranky (kaprizingas)
:: She was cranky because it had taken over an hour to get the twins to go to sleep
1481. Tragic (tragiška)
:: His later years were miserable and tragic he was put in jail and died poor in 1968
1482. Benevolent (palankus)
:: These organisations project a reputation of being caring considerate and benevolent
1483. Benign (gerybinis)
:: The disease seems to be benign in chimpanzees too
1484. Bent (smilga)
:: He mixes easily with criminals and suspicions abound that he was a bent copper who left under a cloud
1485. Dashing (veržlus)
:: Alexs parents met when they were eighteen and twentythree respectively were engaged three months later and had a dashingly handsome son by the end of their second year of marriage
1486. Elated (pakilios nuotaikos)
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1487. Cocky (pasipūtęs)
:: It is good to walk in with confidence and a friendly smile but not be overly confident and cocky
1488. Doughty (Drąsus)
:: Mills offers a detailed account of his case against MMR even doughtily settling a few scores on his behalf against his detractors
1489. Dour (Dour)
:: He appears a dour and silent man notable only for his extreme religious convictions
1490. Bad (blogas)
:: And my father was not to accept excuses about the strokes of bad luck or the bad weather
1491. Rumbustious (Wrzaskliwy)
:: Ive missed writing about a lovely sunny day and a rainy day and a quite rumbustiously stormy night
1492. Pull (traukti)
:: the pull of the water tore her away
1493. Horrible (siaubingas)
:: I think we are all waiting for someone to wake us and say it was just a horrible nightmare
1494. Horrid (klaikus)
:: His experimental jazz recordings were simply horrid though I recognize that I think that only because I tend to regard the entire genre as horrid
1495. Horrify (pritrenkti)
:: I shall not soon forget the barearmed surgeons with bloody instruments that leaned over the rigid and insensible figure while the comrades of the subject looked horrifiedly at the scene
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