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centered

adjective as in deep

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Shatner is one of those twinkly, winking, self-aware personalities—a man who’s too talented not to be taken seriously but too attuned, too centered to take himself that way.

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The next hour or so trickled by as I did my best to stay calm and centered.

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Thus begins an episode of The Mindy Project centered around a guy trying to have butt sex with his girlfriend.

The brash, engaged, occasionally self-centered ex-lawmaker seemed to retreat inward and practically disappear.

Another popular talking point on the Sunday shows centered around the timing of the Keystone XL vote.

He does take up a leadership role, but his motivations are somewhat self-centered.

Season 4, like the beginning of the series, is centered on another failed drone strike.

All her interest seemed to be centered upon the delicacies placed before her.

Its glory is centered chiefly in its west front, with deep buttresses and many sculptured images of kings and saints.

Matt pondered those words as well as he could with every faculty centered in the running of the car.

She could not write frankly without telling of Henri, and to this point everything had centered about Henri.

The purple, lazy lids of her eyes moved, the slow weary-wise gaze centered on me, her hand moved.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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