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| complaint | n. a protest; a written or spoken expression of pain, annoyance, or discontent |
| mourning | n. the expression of grief at someone’s death; the period during which on grieves for the dead; adj. of grief |
| absorb | v. to soak up; to take up the attention of |
| tension | n. a strain; a state of strained relations |
| regret | v. to feel sorry about or mourn; to feel remorseful; n. a troubled feeling |
| debt | n. something owed by one person to another; the state of owing |
| omit | v. to leave out |
| security | n. the feeling of being safe or certain; safety; an organization that guards an area; an assurance of repayment of a loan or debt |
| cooperate | v. to work with others for a shared cause or purpose |
| offense | n. a crime; the feeling of hurt; something that greatly upsets; the side that attacks |
| rebel | n. a person who resists authority; v. to resist authority or control |
| duplicate | adj. exactly alike; n. an exact copy; v. to make an exact copy |
| simplify | v. to make easier or less complex |
| resident | adj. living in a place for a period of time; n. a person who lives in a place |
| amateur | n. beginner, not professional; adj. of or done by someone acting for pleasure rather than for pay |
| intrusion | n. the act of forcing oneself on others; an un-asked for interruption |
| privacy | n. a withdrawal from public company; one’s private life; secrecy |
| sympathy | n. a sameness in feeling; a feeling of agreement with an idea |
| self-respect | n. a high-regard for oneself and one’s worth as a person |
| keen | adj. sharp; shrewd; strongly felt; enthusiastic |
