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This document contains definitions of words like frivolous, caprice, and emaciate. It provides biographical information on Russian writer Anton Chekhov and summarizes his short story "The Bet". The summary explains that the story is about a 25-year-old lawyer who accepts a bet from a banker that he can spend 15 years in solitary confinement for 2 million rubles. It describes the main characters as the arrogant young lawyer and a spoiled, nervous banker addicted to gambling. The setting is a lodge in Russia in November 1885.
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- 3. FRIVOLOUS NOT IMPORTANT; NOT DESERVING SERIOUS ATTENTION ; BEHAVING IN SILLY WAY ; A NON SENSE
- 4. CAPRICE A SUDDEN CHANGE IN SOMEONE’S MOOD OR BEHAVIOR
- 5. DREARY CAUSING UNHAPPINESS OR SAD FEELINGS ; NOT WARM OR CHEERFUL ETC.
- 6. PLUCK TO PULL SOMETHING QUICKLY TO REMOVE IT TO REMOVE SOME OR ALL OF THE HAIR OR FEATHERS FROM SOMETHING TO TAKE SOMEONE OR SOMETHING AWAY FROM A PLACE OR SITUATION SUDDENLY OR BY FORCE
- 7. EMACIATE TO WASTE AWAY PHYSICALLY TO BECOME VERY THIN AND UNHEALTHY TO WEAKEN ONE’S BODY
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