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Topic Personality:: PAGE #44
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1291. Brute (bruto)
:: What I remember is that the film starred Will Fyffe whose big black dog was rather an unreliable brute that was suspected of sheep worrying
1292. Brutish (brutale)
:: Harnessed to German nationalism and the rise of Hitler he felt that authenticity for the German people was to be seen in National Socialism and let his philosophy endorse the most brutishly unphilosophical of regimes
1293. Caper (cappero)
:: It was freakish to say the least and even lost me a few readers in the process but at the same time this stunt saw the site rapidly acquiring a whole host of new readers who found the whole caper hilarious
1294. Coarse (grossolano)
:: The Romans considered the leek a superior vegetable unlike onions and garlic which were despised as coarse foods for the poor
1295. Confound (confondere)
:: Im still confounded by how some of you manage to work full time and blog
1296. Crackers (cracker)
:: He had great promise as a young writer in Britain before he went crackers over the paranormal
1297. Excel (eccellere)
:: She was a golden girl in her youth having excelled academically and at sport
1298. Foot (piede)
:: a captain of foot
1299. Honour (onore)
:: Last but not least I deem it an honour and a rare privilege to write about her
1300. Indecency (indecenza)
:: The verses of the Sura up to here have referred to the indecencies in brief
1301. Indecent (indecente)
:: She insisted charges be brought against the man for his indecent behavior
1302. Irksome (seccante)
:: I wish every permissible measure to be taken that can relieve your internment of its irksomeness
1303. Malefactor (malfattore)
:: I mean this is malefaction unimaginable violence against young women
1304. Nincompoop (sempliciotto)
:: But it is fun to think of the worst American newsrooms as comprising a bunch of jerks working for an elite corps of nincompoops
1305. Outface (far abbassare lo sguardo a)
:: George IV attempted to exert authority over his ministers but he lacked political skill and persistence and he could always be outmanuvred or outfaced by determined ministers such as Liverpool and Wellington
1306. Positive (positivo)
:: My bets are on number three to win and Im almost positive that she will
1307. Ratty (incavolato)
:: The session was held at 2263 Mission Street in San Francisco a ratty storefront theater in a rundown area of the city that had a folding grid gate barring the entrance from the public
1308. Routine (routine)
:: If you wouldnt mind stepping out of the car well just perform a routine search and be on our way
1309. Scream (urlare)
:: She lay there for a moment until she heard a loud scream from behind her
1310. Shiftless (incapace)
:: Ive come to the realization that I more or less float shiftlessly from one idea or desire to the next
1311. Stop (Stop)
:: the flight landed for a refuelling stop
1312. Suspect (sospettare)
:: Police suspect there are one or more groups of robbers operating in the area
1313. Unbalance (sbilanciare)
:: Spiralling property prices have unbalanced local economies while small communities have suffered the closure of schools post offices shops and petrol stations
1314. Unbearable (insopportabile)
:: Todays lifestyle police would have us believe that it is unbearable because of these two diversions
1315. Uncharitable (aspro)
:: I suppose there was the inevitable uncharitable flicker of hostility towards a woman who could in this day and age devote herself with such sycophantic subservience to men
1316. Vigorous (vigoroso)
:: If you appear to have exerciseinduced asthma you may bring on symptoms by doing vigorous physical activity
1317. Vigour (vigore)
:: The cornerstone of Army victory is the health and vigor of its soldiers
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