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31at´ra|bil´ious|ness — at|ra|bil|ious «AT ruh BIHL yuhs», adjective. 1. melancholy; gloomy; depressed. 2. bad tempered: »His name…soon became a synonym for the atrabilious type of crusader who seems perpetually to be throwing a tantrum (Time). ╂[< Latin ātra bīlis… …
32at|ra|bil|ious — «AT ruh BIHL yuhs», adjective. 1. melancholy; gloomy; depressed. 2. bad tempered: »His name…soon became a synonym for the atrabilious type of crusader who seems perpetually to be throwing a tantrum (Time). ╂[< Latin ātra bīlis black bile +… …
33o´ver|anx´ious|ly — o|ver|anx|ious «OH vuhr ANGK shuhs, ANG », adjective. too anxious; unnecessarily anxious. –o´ver|anx´ious|ly, adverb …
34o|ver|anx|ious — «OH vuhr ANGK shuhs, ANG », adjective. too anxious; unnecessarily anxious. –o´ver|anx´ious|ly, adverb …
35an|ti|bil|ious — «AN tee BIHL yuhs», adjective, noun. –adj. preventing or relieving biliousness; used against biliousness. –n. an antibilious agent or remedy …
36un|ob|nox|ious — «UHN uhb NOK shuhs», adjective. 1. not obnoxious; not offensive or hateful. 2. not liable; not subject; not exposed to something: »Some apart, In quarters unobnoxious to such chance (Wordsworth) …
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