Nouns and adjectives.

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Nouns and adjectives

Noun Adjective danger dangerous anger successful good looks luck happiness famous free excitement difficult

Noun Adjective danger dangerous anger angry successful good looks luck happiness famous free excitement difficult

Noun Adjective danger dangerous anger angry success successful good looks luck happiness famous free excitement difficult

Noun Adjective danger dangerous anger angry success successful good looks good-looking luck happiness famous free excitement difficult

Noun Adjective danger dangerous anger angry success successful good looks good-looking luck lucky happiness famous free excitement difficult

Noun Adjective danger dangerous anger angry success successful good looks good-looking luck lucky happiness happy famous free excitement difficult

Noun Adjective danger dangerous anger angry success successful good looks good-looking luck lucky happiness happy fame famous free excitement difficult

Noun Adjective danger dangerous anger angry success successful good looks good-looking luck lucky happiness happy fame famous freedom free excitement difficult

Noun Adjective danger dangerous anger angry success successful good looks good-looking luck lucky happiness happy fame famous freedom free excitement exciting / excited difficult

Noun Adjective danger dangerous anger angry success successful good looks good-looking luck lucky happiness happy fame famous freedom free excitement exciting / excited difficulty difficult

Importance - - Hot Truth – - poor Sadness - - safe Curiosity - - stupid Perfection – – wealty Comfort – - darkness

Importance - important - Hot Truth - - poor Sadness - - safe Curiosity - - stupid Perfection – – wealty Comfort – - darkness

Importance - important Heat - Hot Truth - - poor Sadness - - safe Curiosity - - stupid Perfection – – wealty Comfort – - darkness

Importance - important Heat - Hot Truth - true - poor Sadness - - safe Curiosity - - stupid Perfection – – wealty Comfort – - darkness

Importance - important Heat - Hot Truth - true Poverty - poor Sadness - - safe Curiosity - - stupid Perfection – – wealty Comfort – - darkness

Importance - important Heat - Hot Truth - true Poverty - poor Sadness - sad - safe Curiosity - - stupid Perfection – – wealty Comfort – - darkness

Importance - important Heat - Hot Truth - true Poverty - poor Sadness - sad Safety - safe Curiosity - - stupid Perfection – – wealty Comfort – - darkness

Importance - important Heat - Hot Truth - true Poverty - poor Sadness - sad Safety - safe Curiosity - curious - stupid Perfection – – wealty Comfort – - darkness

Importance - important Heat - Hot Truth - true Poverty - poor Sadness - sad Safety - safe Curiosity - curious Stupidity - stupid Perfection – – wealty Comfort – - darkness

Importance - important Heat - Hot Truth - true Poverty - poor Sadness - sad Safety - safe Curiosity - curious Stupidity - stupid Perfection – perfect – wealty Comfort – - darkness

Importance - important Heat - Hot Truth - true Poverty - poor Sadness - sad Safety - safe Curiosity - curious Stupidity - stupid Perfection – perfect Wealth – wealty Comfort – - darkness

Importance - important Heat - Hot Truth - true Poverty - poor Sadness - sad Safety - safe Curiosity - curious Stupidity - stupid Perfection – perfect Wealth – wealty Comfort – comfortable - darkness

Importance - important Heat - Hot Truth - true Poverty - poor Sadness - sad Safety - safe Curiosity - curious Stupidity - stupid Perfection – perfect Wealth – wealty Comfort – comfortable Dark - darkness

Importance - important Heat - Hot Truth - true Poverty - poor Sadness - sad Safety - safe Curiosity - curious Stupidity - stupid Perfection – perfect Wealth – wealty Comfort – comfortable Dark - darkness