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1. Nobody can ever say that Mother Teresa was an sympatheticapatheticbenevolent woman. In fact she was an immensely kind person.

2. We can never make him see reason. He is very mercilessadamantambitious in nature.

3. This place is aboundingcontaminatedmarred with insects of all kinds-a place that a naturalist would truly love.

4. History is full of amiablecourageousbarbarous acts committed by man against man in the name of religion and caste and creeds.

5. Some people are very belligerentmoronicastounding in nature.At the drop of a hat they get angry and start quarrelling and even clench their fists!

6. Many a knight was known for his chivalrousaggressivemean nature! He never got into a fight with an unarmed foe and never hurt a weakling.

7. We can't possibly be efficient in everything we do. We all are brilliantabsurdclumsy in some sphere of activity or the other.

8. This world is full of strange and sometimes scary occurrences. All remarkablebizarreidiotic and too mysterious for words.

9. Some people without being actually mad are derangedsmugfoggy . They go for violent acts and kill innocents in the name of religion.

10. A law passed to seal the mouth of the press is certainly a draconiandemonicsensible law.

11. He is so wonderfully slyslothfuldiligent that he is bound to have sweet success sooner or later in his life.