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 === Action/Process ===
+* '''Be ignorant:'''	Be in a state of not knowing something.	[2651]
+* '''Believe:'''	To be confident about something.	[1890]
+* '''Betray:'''	To harm someone or hurt their feelings by violating their trust or being disloyal to them.	[1902]
+* '''Check:'''	To see if something is correct.	[1975]
+* '''Deceive:'''	To trick someone by making them believe something that is not true or by acting in a dishonest way, usually in order to take advantage of it.	[3230]
+* '''Decide:'''	To reach, make, or come to a decision about something.	[685]
+* '''Detect:'''	To notice or recognize something that is not particularly obvious.	[3895]
+* '''Doubt (something):'''	Be unsure about the truth or accuracy of a matter.	[3536]
+* '''Err:'''	To make a mistake.	[839]
+* '''Explain:'''	To inform about the reason for something, how something works, or how to do something.	[1626]
+* '''Find out:'''	To apprehend something involuntarily.	[2237]
+* '''Forget:'''	To lose memory of something.	[1523]
+* '''Grow up:'''	To mature and become an adult.	[552]
+* '''Guess:'''	To suppose, to estimate or to make a surmise.	[1932]
+* '''Hesitate:'''	To hold back from saying or doing something because of doubt or uncertainty.	[3629]
+* '''Ignore:'''	To be ignorant of or in the dark about.	[41]
+* '''Imagine:'''	To form a mental image of (something not present).	[3879]
+* '''Imitate:'''	To follow as a model or a pattern.	[117]
+* '''Induce:'''	To encourage into action; to cause to act in a specified manner.	[61]
+* '''Intend:'''	To assign for a specific end, use, or purpose; to design or destine.	[22]
+* '''Investigate:'''	To look into carefully in order to uncover (find) facts or information.	[2010]
+* '''Know (somebody):'''	To have met and recognize somebody.	[2248]
+* '''Know (something):'''	To be sure about something or be acquainted with something.	[1410]
+* '''Know how:'''	To be able to do something which requires or could require that one would learn it before.	[2238]
+* '''Know:'''	To have met and recognize somebody or to be certain or sure about something.	[3626]
+* '''Learn:'''	To acquire, or attempt to acquire knowledge or an ability to do something.	[504]
+* '''Pretend:'''	To behave in such a way that makes someone believe something that is not true.	[3631]
+* '''Remember:'''	To recall from memory.	[707]
+* '''Result in:'''	Having a specific result, a logical consequence.	[1723]
+* '''Seem:'''	To have a given outward appearance.	[1521]
+* '''Study:'''	To follow a course of study; to be enrolled at an institute of learning.	[1929]
+* '''Succeed:'''	To attain a desired goal.	[1112]
+* '''Suspect:'''	To assume something to be true without direct evidence.	[1841]
+* '''Teach:'''	To pass on knowledge and skills.	[709]
+* '''Think (believe):'''	To have as opinion, belief, or idea.	[1513]
+* '''Think (reflect):'''	To actively and consciously use one's mental powers, usually to form ideas.	[1415]
+* '''Think:'''	Use ones mental power to form ideas or having used ones mental power to form ideas of conviction or belief.	[2271]
+* '''Try:'''	To attempt to do something.	[1812]
+* '''Understand:'''	To be aware of the meaning of.	[1536]
 === Other ===
+* '''And:'''	Used to connect two homogeneous words or phrases.	[1577]
+* '''Because:'''	Conjunction initiating a causal phrase.	[1157]
+* '''By heart:'''	Completely and faithfully, refering to something that has been learnt and memorized.	[71]
+* '''Few pieces:'''	More than one, but not as many as usual or as expected. (for countable nouns)	[3451]
+* '''How many pieces:'''	Which quantity? (for countable nouns)	[3450]
+* '''How many:'''	Which quantity?	[822]
+* '''How much:'''	Which quantity? (for mass nouns)	[531]
+* '''How:'''	In what way?	[1239]
+* '''If:'''	[The introduction of a condition or decision.]	[1459]
+* '''Main:'''	The most important element.	[1078]
+* '''Many pieces:'''	An indefinite large number of. (for countable nouns)	[3453]
+* '''Much:'''	An indefinite large number of. (for mass nouns)	[3452]
+* '''Necessary:'''	Needed for a purpose or a reason.	[1030]
+* '''Need (something):'''	Feeling the desire or the urge for something.	[2339]
+* '''No or not:'''	A word used to show disagreement with something or to negate something.	[2279]
+* '''No:'''	A word used to show disagreement of something.	[1269]
+* '''Or:'''	[Conjunction that indicates an alternative.]	[1014]
+* '''What:'''	Which thing.	[1236]
+* '''When:'''	At what time?	[1238]
+* '''Where:'''	At what place?	[1237]
+* '''Which:'''	What one or ones (of those mentioned or implied).	[727]
+* '''Who or what:'''	What person or which thing.	[2147]
+* '''Who:'''	What person or people; which person or people.	[1235]
+* '''Why:'''	For what reason.	[1270]
+* '''Yes:'''	A word used to show agreement or affirmation of something.	[1268]
 === Person/Thing ===
+* '''Agreement:'''	The state of sharing the same feeling or opinion.	[3644]
+* '''Cause:'''	That which brings about any condition or produces any effect.	[860]
+* '''Concept:'''	A particular object of thought formulated as an abstract or general idea.	[3966]
+* '''Content:'''	In its physical sense, substance held by a recipient. In its cognitive sense, information or substance matter of a given subject.	[3967]
+* '''Doubt:'''	Uncertainty about the truth or accuracy of a matter.	[1308]
+* '''Effect:'''	The manifestation of the particular influence of a given action on something.	[3968]
+* '''Idea:'''	A plan or notion that is formed and exists in the mind as a result of mental activity.	[1609]
+* '''Identity:'''	A persisting state of being the same for an entity or someone, from an objective or a subjective standpoint. Commonly referring to an individual's self-sense of being as a distinct person.	[3960]
+* '''Intention:'''	An anticipated outcome that is intended to obtain or that guides your planned actions.	[1162]
+* '''Kind (thing):'''	A category of things distinguished by a common characteristic or quality.	[844]
+* '''Knowledge:'''	The fact or state of knowing something or being familiar with a certain type of technique.	[3874]
+* '''Manner:'''	Way of performing or effecting anything.	[488]
+* '''Memory:'''	The ability of an organism to record information combined with the facility of recall.	[1018]
+* '''Mind:'''	The ability for rational thought.	[1562]
+* '''Necessity:'''	Something that needs to be done.	[422]
+* '''Need (noun):'''	The fact or an instance of feeling the lack of something.	[643]
+* '''Plan:'''	A method or a set of arrangements, needed to achieve a specific goal.	[3630]
+* '''Pupil (student):'''	A student under the supervision of a teacher or professor.	[753]
+* '''Relationship:'''	The way in which two elements or individuals are connected, usually in a social or affective sense.	[3959]
+* '''School:'''	An institution or building at which children and young people receive education.	[673]
+* '''Suspicion:'''	An assumption without direct evidence.	[3197]
+* '''System:'''	A set of connected elements that form a whole by virtue of their interrelatedness and function.	[3957]
+* '''Teacher:'''	A person who passes on knowledge, especially one employed in a school.	[1038]
+* '''Thought:'''	Thought refers to ideas or arrangements of ideas that are the result of the process of thinking.	[2975]
 === Property ===
+* '''Attentive:'''	Giving attention.	[1908]
+* '''Certain:'''	Without any doubt or possibility of deviation.	[509]
+* '''Clear:'''	Free of ambiguity or doubt.	[989]
+* '''Clever:'''	Mentally agile.	[1310]
+* '''Confused:'''	Being in a state of not exactly knowing or understanding what is happening; bewildered; perplexed.	[3858]
+* '''Cunning:'''	To be smart and witty.	[2335]
+* '''Difficult:'''	Not easy, which needs hard work, patience and effort of either the physical or mental kind.	[584]
+* '''Easy:'''	Requiring little skill or effort; posing no difficulty.	[686]
+* '''Experienced:'''	To have apprehended objects, thoughts, or emotions through senses and mind.	[2218]
+* '''Foreign:'''	Not belonging to that in which it is contained; introduced from an outside source.	[109]
+* '''Mad:'''	Mentally ill.	[1899]
+* '''Obscure:'''	Known vaguely or incompletely, if at all.	[1764]
+* '''Obstinate:'''	Persisting in a reactionary stand.	[1842]
+* '''Secret:'''	Being or kept hidden from public perception.	[1121]
+* '''Smart:'''	To be of high intelligence.	[2530]
+* '''Strange:'''	Out of the ordinary.	[600]
+* '''Stupid:'''	Lacking in intelligence.	[1518]
+* '''Wise:'''	Showing good judgement or the benefit of experience.	[698]
 == Emotions and values ==
 === Action/Process ===
+* '''Be angry:'''	Be in an angry state.	[2223]
+* '''Become angry:'''	To turn into an angry mental state.	[2215]
+* '''Blame (somebody):'''	To hold somebody responsible for something.	[2716]
+* '''Bother (harass):'''	To annoy persistently.	[2869]
+* '''Carp:'''	To complain or find fault in a petty or disagreeable way.	[2193]
+* '''Choose:'''	To make a choice from a number of alternatives.	[1750]
+* '''Commend:'''	To express approval or admiration.	[3455]
+* '''Cry:'''	To shed tears due to the impact of an emotion.	[1839]
+* '''Dare:'''	To have enough courage (to do something).	[1779]
+* '''Delight:'''	To give pleasure to; to make happy or satisfied.	[1271]
+* '''Desire:'''	To want to do something, to wish for something to happen, or to have affection for someone.	[2117]
+* '''Disturb:'''	Interfere with somebody.	[2883]
+* '''Embrace:'''	To squeeze someone in one's arms.	[928]
+* '''Fear (be afraid):'''	To be scared of; to have an uncontrollable emotion of anxiety about something that causes a scared reaction or frightening impression.	[1419]
+* '''Fear or frighten:'''	To be scared or to scare someone.	[2109]
+* '''Flirt:'''	To talk or behave amorously, without serious intentions.	[494]
+* '''Forgive:'''	To stop blaming someone for an offense.	[1528]
+* '''Grieve:'''	To express deep sorrow for.	[1955]
+* '''Groan:'''	To utter a low, guttural sound of frustration.	[716]
+* '''Hate:'''	To dislike intensely; to feel strong hostility towards.	[1607]
+* '''Hope (something):'''	To want something to happen.	[3212]
+* '''Hope:'''	To want something to happen or the belief in the possibility that something one wants will happen.	[1092]
+* '''Kiss:'''	To touch with the lips to express love or affection.	[578]
+* '''Laugh:'''	To express pleasure, mirth or derision by peculiar movement of the muscles of the face, particularly of the mouth, causing a lighting up of the face and eyes, and usually accompanied by the emission of explosive or chuckling sounds from the chest and throat.	[1355]
+* '''Lie (mislead):'''	To knowingly say something that is untrue.	[601]
+* '''Like:'''	To enjoy, be in favor/favour of.	[1117]
+* '''Long (for something):'''	To have a very strong desire for something.	[3473]
+* '''Love:'''	To have an intense feeling of affection and care towards another person.	[923]
+* '''Make angry (annoy):'''	To cause somebody to be annoyed.	[2892]
+* '''Play:'''	To act in a manner such that one has fun; to engage in playful activities expressly for the purpose of recreation.	[1413]
+* '''Regret:'''	To wish that a past event had not happened.	[1875]
+* '''Rejoice:'''	To feel joyful; be delighted.	[2192]
+* '''Respect (somebody):'''	To have respect for someone or something; to have regard for something, to observe a custom, practice, rule or right.	[385]
+* '''Revenge:'''	To take revenge for a perceived wrong.	[495]
+* '''Smile:'''	To make an upwards movement of the sides of the mouth, that indicates happiness or satisfaction.	[1451]
+* '''Surprise (somebody):'''	To make someone feel surprised by giving, telling or doing something unexpected.	[3627]
+* '''Urge (someone):'''	To encourage someone to do something.	[2881]
+* '''Want:'''	To want to do something or to wish for something to happen.	[1784]
+* '''Worry:'''	To be anxious about something.	[150]
 === Other ===
+* '''On purpose:'''	(Doing or feeling something) in a deliberate or controlled way.	[1031]
 === Person/Thing ===
+* '''Amusement:'''	A feeling caused by doing or watching something entertaining or funny.	[3850]
+* '''Anger:'''	Belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong (personified as one of the deadly sins).	[82]
+* '''Anxiety:'''	An unpleasant complex combination of emotions that includes fear, apprehension and worry, and is often accompanied by physical sensations such as palpitations, nausea, chest pain and/or shortness of breath.	[1000]
+* '''Awe:'''	A feeling of deep respect mixed with slight fear or wonder.	[3851]
+* '''Bad luck:'''	An undesirable event such as an accident.	[56]
+* '''Blame:'''	Accusation for something negative or undesirable.	[381]
+* '''Concentration:'''	The ability to direct all the attention to one thing or activity.	[3852]
+* '''Confusion:'''	A feeling of uncertainty about what to do or what is happening.	[3853]
+* '''Contempt:'''	A feeling of ultimate disgust and a complete lack of respect towards somebody.	[3844]
+* '''Courage:'''	A state or quality of mind that enables to face danger and fear; bravery.	[3049]
+* '''Coward:'''	A person who lacks courage.	[1319]
+* '''Cunning person:'''	A smart and witty person.	[2079]
+* '''Danger:'''	A situation that constitutes an immediate risk for injury on a person or property.	[1810]
+* '''Deceit:'''	The act or practice of deceiving.	[13]
+* '''Depression:'''	A state of feeling sad that can become a chronic illness.	[3877]
+* '''Disappointment:'''	A feeling of sadness because something did not happen the way it was expected or did not happen at all.	[3845]
+* '''Discipline:'''	The ability and training of self-control and diligence, usually in abiding by a set of rules.	[3962]
+* '''Disgust:'''	The feeling that one gets when seeing something rotten.	[2465]
+* '''Envy:'''	A feeling of discontent or covetousness with regard to another's advantages, success, possessions, etc.	[40]
+* '''Excitement:'''	A feeling of extreme but short-term happiness.	[3846]
+* '''Fault:'''	Responsibility for a wrong act done deliberately or a good act omitted deliberately.	[134]
+* '''Fear (fright):'''	An emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or danger.	[781]
+* '''Good luck:'''	Something positive that happens to someone by chance.	[720]
+* '''Grief:'''	Mental suffering or pain caused by injury, loss, or despair.	[1668]
+* '''Happiness:'''	In philosophy, happiness translates the Greek concept of eudaimonia, and refers to the good life, or flourishing, rather than simply an emotion.	[2941]
+* '''Hate (loathing):'''	A strong feeling of dislike for something or somebody.	[3749]
+* '''Hope (faith):'''	The belief in the possibility that something one wants will happen.	[3211]
+* '''Hostility:'''	An aversion, feeling of rivalry, or aggressiveness experienced by an individual or group towards another.	[3955]
+* '''Inclination:'''	A likelihood of behaving in a particular way or going in a particular direction.	[918]
+* '''Interest (feeling):'''	A desire to learn about something or somebody.	[3847]
+* '''Jealousy:'''	A jealous feeling, disposition, state, or mood.	[2016]
+* '''Joy:'''	Mental happiness.	[2524]
+* '''Kindness:'''	The quality of being caring, generous and helpful towards other people.	[3468]
+* '''Kiss (noun):'''	The action of touching with the lips to express love or affection.	[3454]
+* '''Laughter:'''	Laughter is a physical reaction in humans and some other species of primate, consisting typically of rhythmical, often audible contractions of the diaphragm and other parts of the respiratory system.	[2958]
+* '''Lie (falsehood):'''	Intentionally false statement for the purpose of deception.	[2826]
+* '''Location of emotions:'''	The place where emotions are thought to be stored.	[2198]
+* '''Longing (wish):'''	The strong desire for something.	[2960]
+* '''Love (affection):'''	A feeling of affection and fondness for someone.	[3834]
+* '''Misery:'''	The state of being poor or emotionally suffering.	[2553]
+* '''Mistake:'''	A mistake, an oversight, a slight; usually apologetic, referring to one's own failures.	[1293]
+* '''Mourning:'''	The feeling of great sadness because someone has died.	[3673]
+* '''Obligation (duty):'''	Either a moral or legal responsibility to accomplish a certain task.	[3471]
+* '''Pain:'''	An unpleasant, usually localised physical sensation that is often the result of an injury, disease or other ailment.	[1783]
+* '''Pity:'''	Deep awareness of the suffering of another, coupled with the wish to relieve it.	[1141]
+* '''Pleasure:'''	An emotional state of sensual gratification or frivolous amusement.	[3916]
+* '''Praise:'''	The act of expressing approval or admiration; commendation; laudation.	[1687]
+* '''Pride:'''	An emotional state of being proud.	[3915]
+* '''Reason:'''	Reason is the capacity for consciously making sense of things, applying logic, establishing and verifying facts, and changing or justifying practices, institutions, and beliefs based on new or existing information.	[2968]
+* '''Respect (noun):'''	An attitude of admiration or esteem.	[1912]
+* '''Riddle:'''	A riddle is a statement or question or phrase having a double or veiled meaning, put forth as a puzzle to be solved.	[2970]
+* '''Sadness:'''	A feeling of being unhappy because something is missing or wrong.	[3854]
+* '''Shame:'''	The consciousness or awareness of dishonor, disgrace, or condemnation.	[1776]
+* '''Splendor:'''	The aesthetic and moral quality of being splendid, magnificent, or grand.	[3964]
+* '''Surprise (feeling):'''	A feeling caused by something unexpected.	[3848]
+* '''Tear (of eye):'''	A drop of liquid produced from the eyes by crying or irritation.	[1651]
+* '''Trauma:'''	A physical wound and, in particular, a psychological state of pain, ensued from a harmful experience of set of events.	[3965]
+* '''Triumph:'''	A feeling of extreme pleasure and excitement as a result of success or a victory.	[3849]
+* '''Truth:'''	That which conforms to reality.	[1638]
+* '''Untruth:'''	A false statement made with the intention to deceive.	[475]
+* '''Violence:'''	Violence is defined by the World Health Organization as *the intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community, which either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, maldevelopment, or deprivation*, although the group acknowledges that the inclusion of *the use of power* in its definition expands on the conventional understanding of the word.	[2976]
 === Property ===
+* '''Amazing:'''	Causing great surprise or sudden wonder.	[1863]
+* '''Angry:'''	Irritated, in a temper, feeling or displaying anger.	[1826]
+* '''Anxious:'''	To feel uneasiness of mind caused by anxiety.	[3869]
+* '''Ashamed:'''	Feeling shame or guilt.	[1894]
+* '''Astonished:'''	Filled with the emotional impact of overwhelming surprise or shock.	[1900]
+* '''Bad or evil:'''	Not good; unfavorable; negative, or intending to harm or being/acting ethically wrong.	[3764]
+* '''Bad:'''	Not good; unfavorable; negative.	[1292]
+* '''Beautiful:'''	Having nice or positive properties (specifically with regard to the senses, and most commonly, that of sight).	[1427]
+* '''Boring:'''	Causing boredom.	[905]
+* '''Brave:'''	Having or characterized by courage.	[3]
+* '''Contemptible:'''	Deserving of contempt or scorn.	[1]
+* '''Correct (right):'''	To be in accordance with expectations.	[1725]
+* '''Cowardly:'''	Not being brave or courageous; an attribute describing someone who is easily frightened or disheartened in the face of difficulty or danger.	[3812]
+* '''Cruel:'''	Indifference towards the suffering of another and even deriving a positive feeling from it.	[500]
+* '''Curious:'''	Having a strong desire to learn about things and people around.	[3633]
+* '''Dangerous:'''	Capable of injuring or harming someone.	[3466]
+* '''Dear:'''	Beloved or loved.	[2470]
+* '''Depressed:'''	A mental state of despondency, unhappinness, or hopelessness.	[3973]
+* '''Diligent:'''	Being busy-working.	[2077]
+* '''Disgusting:'''	Creating disgust in somebody.	[2507]
+* '''Disobedient:'''	Refusing to obey what someone in authority is requesting.	[3813]
+* '''Dreadful:'''	Causing dread; very bad.	[528]
+* '''Emotional:'''	Having any strong feeling, as of joy, sorrow, or fear.	[3761]
+* '''Evil:'''	Intending to harm or being/acting ethically wrong.	[45]
+* '''Exact:'''	Without diversion from the desired or agreed specification; neither exceeding nor failling short in any way.	[1466]
+* '''Excited:'''	Arousal or a feeling of enthusiasm about something.	[3972]
+* '''Faithful:'''	Steadfast in affection.	[100]
+* '''False:'''	Not concurring with a given set of facts; fake; unreal.	[3069]
+* '''Familiar:'''	Knowing somebody or something well.	[3005]
+* '''Generous:'''	Willing to give more than expected, especially money.	[3632]
+* '''Gentle:'''	Tender and amiable; of a considerate or kindly disposition.	[1954]
+* '''Gloomy:'''	A bit sad.	[1552]
+* '''Good:'''	Having desired or positive qualities.	[1035]
+* '''Greedy:'''	Excessively desirous of money, wealth or possessions.	[2018]
+* '''Handsome:'''	Used to describe a person that is attractive and pleasing in appearance.	[3814]
+* '''Happy:'''	Having a feeling of satisfaction, enjoyment or well-being, often arising from a positive situation or set of circumstances.	[1495]
+* '''Honest:'''	Not disposed to cheat or defraud.	[1120]
+* '''Impatient:'''	Becoming irritable in difficult situations or during long waiting times.	[3885]
+* '''Important:'''	Having relevant and crucial value.	[1285]
+* '''Insolent:'''	Unrestrained by convention or propriety.	[91]
+* '''Jealous:'''	Feeling insecure over an anticipated loss of status or affection in a human connection.	[2821]
+* '''Keen:'''	Full of or characterized by enthusiasm.	[39]
+* '''Kind or polite:'''	Being nice and giving off the impression of benevolence or keeping to a given society's standards of social manners in order to show respect.	[583]
+* '''Kind:'''	Being nice and giving off the impression of benevolence.	[3299]
+* '''Lovely:'''	Beautiful especially in a pleasing or charming way.	[2233]
+* '''Merry:'''	In good spirits.	[1976]
+* '''Mighty or powerful or strong:'''	Holding much (political, social, ...) power or being done using a huge amount of energy or having great physical strength.	[3188]
+* '''Nervous:'''	A mental state of nervousness or agitation. Also, being easily excited or irritated.	[3975]
+* '''Painful or sick:'''	To cause pain or to be ill.	[2103]
+* '''Passionate:'''	Characterized by intense emotion.	[1880]
+* '''Patient:'''	Enduring difficult situations or a long waiting time with an even temper.	[3884]
+* '''Polite:'''	Keeping to a given society's standards of social manners in order to show respect.	[3300]
+* '''Precious:'''	Being dear or important to somebody.	[3002]
+* '''Proud:'''	Feeling greatly pleased, or satisfied by something or someone that is highly honorable or creditable to oneself.	[174]
+* '''Rude:'''	Bad mannered.	[1412]
+* '''Sad:'''	Feeling mentally uncomfortable because something is missing or wrong.	[699]
+* '''Safe:'''	Having a feeling of security or protection from harm.	[3762]
+* '''Scared:'''	Property of being scared of something or someone, having an uncontrollable emotion of anxiety.	[3033]
+* '''Shy or ashamed:'''	The feeling of being uncomfortable with attracting attention or feeling shame or guilt.	[3805]
+* '''Shy:'''	(For a personality) characterized by being uncomfortable with having attention drawn to them, for example when introducing oneself or when speaking in front of an audience.	[487]
+* '''Sorrowful:'''	Filled with grief, sorrow, woe.	[145]
+* '''Stubborn:'''	Unyielding; unlikely to change one's mind and determined not to be influenced by someone else's opinion.	[3634]
+* '''Surprised:'''	Feeling that something unexpected has happened.	[1572]
+* '''True:'''	Concurring with a given set of facts.	[1657]
+* '''Ugly:'''	Not good looking.	[1548]
+* '''Unhappy:'''	Feeling not cheerful or glad, sometimes due to a misfortune.	[3974]
+* '''Unpleasant:'''	Not to one's liking.	[26]
+* '''Vulgar:'''	Rude and likely to offend, using allusions on the sexual level.	[1080]
+* '''Wrong:'''	Not correct.	[1390]
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