Portuguese
devassidão Catalan
llibertinatge Excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures.
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And he had the mouth women put faith in for decision and fixedness.
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Her eyes rested on the murderers with the most acute fixedness.
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His great power lay in his demand for fixedness of opinion.
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The horse was gazing with statuesque fixedness across a waste of partially-melted snow.
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She stared at Miss Rosa Blair, who returned her stare with curious fixedness.
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Normand, by contrast, had an on-screen looseness that still feels strikingly modern.
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She wondered at his words, their rambling nature; their looseness in this moment.
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There was some looseness and some great opportunities, Chicago coach Joel Quenneville said.
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And the looseness on which you comment, recollect, is all in your favor.
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He died nine days ago, of a looseness of the bowels.
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Against them we are constrained to bring the charge of looseness in thought.
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Its looseness, structurally speaking, is what began to really draw me to it.
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They were scandalized at the looseness and irregularity of his character and manners.
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When this discontent arose, the looseness of the organization was fatal.
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Humanism proceeds immediately to refine upon the looseness of these epithets.
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By the word lightness one does not mean colour or weight, but looseness.
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Some looseness of diction I have taken liberty to advert to.
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As the torque levels increased, the looseness degrees of joint connection increased correspondingly.
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People think I am-butit's merely the looseness of these clothes.
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This is the result of the luxury and the looseness of the age!
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But there's a kind of looseness on the scalp that makes me uneasy.
