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AVENGE (d)
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inflict punishment as repayment for some wrong
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vengarze
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BEFRIEND (id)
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act as a friend to someone of little or no acquaintance
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hacer amigos
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BLUSH (t)
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become red in the face.
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Sonrojarse
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BURST (id)
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sudden feeling of a very strong emotion. For example, to burst of joy or to burst of anger
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Explotar de emocion
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CHEAT (id)
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violate accepted rules of hosnety
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enga;ar
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CLOBBER (d)
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hit with extreme force or violence.
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Golpear con violencia
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CONDEMN (d)
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declare to be wrong, guilty, or unfit for use; sentence; decree punishment.
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Condenar ...como sentencia
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CONVICT (id)
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find guilty
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condenar...a la persona que es condenada
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CRAVE(d) FOR
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feel a strong desire for; long for
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anelar,desear, antojarse
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GIVEI IN- GAVE IN- GIVEN IN
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yield to someone or something surrender
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seder
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HARASS (t)
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worry destroy peace of mind by repeated or tormenting attacks
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acosar
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HATCH (t)
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emerge from an egg as in the case of baby chicks
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salir des cascaron
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INFLICT (id)
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cause one to endure something damaging or painful
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causar da;o
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INFLUENCE (t)
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cause an effect on someone; figure in the outcome or result of some event
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influenciar
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INTIMIDATE (id)
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frighten into submission or obedience.
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Imtimidar
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LONG (d) FOR
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feel a strong desire for; crave.
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anelar,desear, antojarse
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LIE (d)
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tell a lie; deviate from the truth; prevaricate
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OBEY (d)
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follow the commands or guidance of someone
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PRAISE (d)
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express approval of, glorify
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alabar
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PUNISH (t)
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impose a penalty on someone for a crime or misconduct
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castigar
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RAGE (d)
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act in violent anger
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REVENGE (d)
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inflict harm or injury in return for a wrong
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venganza
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SPANK (t)
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hit with the open hand, especially on the buttocks
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dar nalgadas
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TOLERATE (id)
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permit without opposition; endure or resist the action of someone or something.
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TORMENT (id)
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cause severe anguish; harass
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Atormentar, torturar
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TREAT (id)
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act toward someone in a certain way
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tratar
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ADOLESCENCE
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the period of growth between childhood and adulthood
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ADULTHOOD
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the stage of full development and maturity
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:edad adulta
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ATTITUDE
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the disposition or manner of reacting to a person or thing.
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BASHFUL
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self-conscious
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timido
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BOLD
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courageous, insolent, daring
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valiente
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BRAVE
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showing courage in the face of danger
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valiente
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DISCIPLINE (d)
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train to correct or give self-control; punish
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ENDURE (d)
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last, suffer patiently, tolerate
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FORGIVE - FORGAVE - FORGIVEN
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pardon:perdonar
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BULLY
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a person who hurts, harasses, or intimidates others.
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
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(see punishment)
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pena capital
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CHILDHOOD
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the period from birth till adolescence.
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CONDUCT
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behavior; proper direction or control. Conducta
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CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
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(see punishment)
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castigo corporal
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CRAFTY
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sly, secretive or deceptive
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Sagas / Astuto / mañazo
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CRIME
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a serious violation of law.
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Crimen
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DISGRACE
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the loss of esteem or good repute; shame
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avergonzar
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EXTROVERT
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a person more interested in the world than in the inner self.
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FELONY
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a serious crime often punished by prison
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crimen mayor/delito mayor
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FIT
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a sudden attack of bodily or mental disorder
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berrinche
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FRANK
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direct and sincere in expressing one's own self
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franco, sincero
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GANG
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any group of persons working together or sharing a common interest
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grupo de personas/pandilla
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HARDSHIPS
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suffering, difficult circumstances or times
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tiempos dificiles
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INSOLENT
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contemptuously rude or impolite
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insolente
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INTROVERT
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a person who is shy or retiring
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JAIL
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a small prison such as a municipal jail
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separos/prision pequeña
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MENACE
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a threat or danger
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Peligroso
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MISCONDUCT
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bad or improper behavior
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Mal comportamiento
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MISDEMEANOR
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a crime less serious than a felony
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crimen menor
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MOOD
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a state of mind or emotion, for example happy mood, sad mood, angry mood, good mood, bad mood
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estado de emocion
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NOWADAYS
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in contrast with the past; at present
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hoy en dia
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OPTIMIST
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a person with a tendency to always hope for the best to happen.
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OUTBREAK
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a sudden or violent beginning of activity; the sudden widespread occurrence of an epidemic disease
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brote (enfermedad), conflito
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OUTSPOKEN
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direct and open in speech; speaking without fear or reserve.
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persona abierta
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PESSIMIST
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a person with the inclination to always expect the worst to happen or emphasizes adverse conditions.
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PREJUDICE
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an opinion formed without knowledge or facts; an unreasonable attitude for or against someone or something
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prejuicioso
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PEER
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one's equal
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tu Semejante /tu igual
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PEER PRESSURE
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the stress causing feeling that it is necessary to do what others (friends or classmates) do in order to be accepted as an equal in a group
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presion social
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PUNISHMENT
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a penalty imposed; the act of punishing
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castigo
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ROLE MODEL
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a person someone admires and whose behavior and example is imitated
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modelo a seguir
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RUMOR
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common talk; news that is not authenticated.
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SHY
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sensitive and hesitant in dealing with others
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sensible
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SLY
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sneaky, crafty
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astuto,sagazz,mañozo
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SNEAKY
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deceitful, crafty
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furtivo, astuto
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SOCIOLOGY
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the study of man's behavior as it is influenced by interaction.
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STRESS
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a state of physical or mental tension
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TANTRUM
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a fit of bad temper
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berrriche
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TENSION
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a tense condition; a state of mental unrest or of potential hostility or opposition
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TEMPER
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an outbreak or display of anger
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temperamento
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TIMID
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lacking in courage, self-confidence, or determination.
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VIRTUE
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the quality or state of being morally excellent
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THE THREE THEOLOGICAL VIRTUES ARE
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FAITH,CHARITY, HOPE
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FAITH
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the confident belief in the truth, value, or trustworthiness of a person, idea, or thing. It is a belief that does not need logical proof or evidence
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HOPE
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a wish or desire supported by some confidence that it can be fulfiled.
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CHARITY
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the provision of help or relilef to the poor; the indulgence and leniency in judging Cani deckothers; it is the love of man for his fellow man.
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THE FOUR CARDINAL VIRTUES ARE
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PRUDENCE,TEMPERANCE,JUSTICE,FORTITUDE
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PRUDENCE
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the willingness to do right.
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TEMPERANCE
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moderation in enjoymegt of pleasures of the senses
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templanza
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JUSTICE
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rectitude in treatment of your fellow man.
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FORTITUDE
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courage in the face of hardships or danger
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Fortaleza
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THE FOUR MORAL VIRTUES ARE
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TRUTHFULNESS, MAGNANIMITY,PATIENCE,HUMILITY
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TRUTHFULNESS
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consistency in always telling the truth. dear Lo vrdod
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MAGNANIMITY
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being noble of mind and heart; generous in forgiving; above revenge or resentment; unselfish.
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PATIENCE
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the capacity of calm endurance and ability to cultivate tolerant understanding.
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HUMILITY
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the quality of being humble; lack of pride.
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WILLINGNESS
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an inclination to act, do, or accept voluntarily; act or help without reluctance
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Buena Volunta
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WILL POWER
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determination and strength to do or restrain from doing something
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Fuerza de Volunta
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WRONGDOING
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improper behavior; an act that is criminal
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mal comportamiento
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