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ambivalence

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state of having conflicting emotional attitudes

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derivative

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simple; unoriginal

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proscribe

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to condemn; forbid; outlaw

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assiduous

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diligent; hard working

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causality

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relationship between cause/effect

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efficacy

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effectiveness; efficiency

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denigrate

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to slur someone’s reputation

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diffuse

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to spread out

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effrontery

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shameless boldness; presumptuousness

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impermeable

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impossible to penetrate

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mendacious

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dishonest

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negate

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cancel out; nullify

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piety

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devoutness

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lucid

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bright; clear; intelligible

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quibble

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to argue over insignificant and irrelevant details

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quiescent

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inactive; still

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sanction

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to approve; ratify; permit

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capricious

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fickle; constantly changing one’s mind

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confound

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baffle; mix up; perplex; confuse

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plethora

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excess; overabundance

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reverent

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expressing deep respect; worshipful

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burnish

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to polish

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dogmatic

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stating opinions without proof; dictatorial in one’s opinions

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elicit

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to provoke; draw out

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intransigence

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stubbornness; refusal to compromise

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gouge

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to tear out; scoop out; overcharge

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torpor

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lethargy; dormancy; sluggishness

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conciliatory

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overcoming distrust or hostility

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recant

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to retract a statement or opinion

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qualified

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limited; restricted

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antipathy

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strong dislike; hostility

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engender

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to cause; produce; bring about

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inadvertently

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carelessly; unintentionally

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reproach

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to find fault with; blame

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skeptic

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one who doubts

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tractable

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obedient; yielding

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viscous

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thick, syrupy, and sticky

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austere

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stern; undecorated

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euphemism

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use of agreeable/inoffensive language in place of unpleasant/offensive language

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erudite

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learned, scholarly, bookish

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perfunctory

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superficial; not thorough; performed as only a duty; indifferent

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ambiguous

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unclear or doubtful in meaning;

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impassive

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showing no emotion

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perfidious

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willing to betray one’s trust; faithless; disloyal; untrustworthy

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platitude

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stale, overused expression

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digression

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act of straying from the main point

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iconoclastic

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attacking cherished traditions

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plasticity

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pliability; condition of being able to be shaped or formed

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imperturbable

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not easily disturbed

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paragon

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model of excellence or perfection

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oscillate

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move back and forth

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penury

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extreme poverty

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empirical

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derived from observation or experiment

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indeterminate

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uncertain; indefinite

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conundrum

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riddle; puzzle with no solution

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soporific

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causing sleep or lethargy

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connoisseur

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person possessing expert knowledge or training

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commensurate

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proportional

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diatribe

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bitter verbal attack

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garrulous

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very talkative, wordy

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propensity

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inclination; tendency

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abeyance

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temporary suppression or suspension

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goad

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to prod; urge on

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admonish

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caution or reprimand

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aggregate

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amounting to a whole; total

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alacrity

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cheerful willingness; eagerness; speed

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dirge

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funeral hymn

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implacable

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inflexible; incapable of being pleased

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implicit

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implied; understood but not stated

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subpoena

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notice ordering someone to appear in court

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propitiate

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to win over; appease

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volatile

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tending to vary frequently; fickle

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supersede

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to replace, especially to displace as inferior or antiquated

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bombastic

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pompous in speech and/or manner

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indigence

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poverty

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loquacious

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talkative

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insinuate

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to suggest; say indirectly; imply

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artless

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guileless; natural

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zealot

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one who is fanatically devoted to a cause

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idolatry

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idol worship; blind or excessive devotion

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ameliorate

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to improve

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fawning

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seeking favor through flattery

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pragmatic

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practical (as opposed to realistic)

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deference

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respect, courtesy

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penchant

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inclination

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disparate

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dissimilar

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venerate

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to adore; honor; respect

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mitigate

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to soften; to lessen; to cause to become less harsh, severe, or painful; alleviate

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hyperbole

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purposeful exaggeration for effect

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stint

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to be sparing

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disinterested

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unprejudiced; objective

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opprobrium

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public disgrace; contempt

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desultory

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random; disconnected; rambling

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officious

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too helpful; meddlesome

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autonomous

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self-governing; independent

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implode

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violently collapse inward

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precarious

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uncertain (p)

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magnanimity

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generosity; nobility

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tangential

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peripheral; digressing

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diffidence

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shyness; lack of self confidence

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endemic

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inherent; belonging to an area

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felicitous

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suitably expressed; appropriate; well-chosen

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neophyte

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novice; beginner

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analogous

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similar or comparable

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disjointed

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lacking order or coherence; dislocated

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buttress

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reinforce or support

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foment

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arouse or incite

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onerous

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burdensome; troublesome

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disparage

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to belittle

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harangue

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long, pompous speech; tirade

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rescind

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to cancel

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immutable

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unchangeable

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esoteric

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hard to understand; understood by only a few

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exacerbate

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to make worse

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pristine

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untouched; uncorrupted

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emulate

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to copy; try to equal or excel

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inchoate

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not fully formed; disorganized

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insularity

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narrow-mindedness; isolation

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presumptuous

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rude; improperly bold

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truculence

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aggressiveness; ferocity

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warranted

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justified

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mundane

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worldly (as opposed to spiritual); concerned with the ordinary

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relegate

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to consign to an inferior position

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ephemeral

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short-lived; not lasting very long

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dissemble

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to pretend; disguise one’s motives

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ingenuous

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naïve and trusting; lacking sophistication

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coda

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something that summarizes or concludes, as in a musical composition

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plummet

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to fall; plunge

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distill

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extract the essential elements

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spectrum

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broad range of related ideas or objects

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guileless

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free of cunning or deceit; artless

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facetious

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humorous; sarcastic

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laconic

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using few words

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irresolute

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unsure of how to act; weak

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misanthrope

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a person who dislikes others; one who hates humanity

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precipitate

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to cause to happen; to throw violently

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castigation

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punishment; chastisement; criticism

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decorum

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proper behavior

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enervate

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to weaken

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lassitude

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lethargy; sluggishness

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partisan

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one-sided; committed to a party, group, or cause; prejudiced

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salubrious

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healthy/healthful

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embellish

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to adorn; decorate; enhance; make more attractive by adding details

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flag

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to droop; grow weak

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saturate

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to soak thoroughly; imbue throughout

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dismiss

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reject; put away from consideration

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vituperative

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using or containing harsh, abusive censure

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malleable

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capable of being shaped

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mollify

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to soothe; to calm or make less severe

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insipid

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lacking in flavor; dull

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insensible

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unconscious; unresponsive

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fatuous

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foolishly self-satisfied

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vacillate

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to waver; oscillate

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refractory

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stubborn; unmanageable; resisting ordinary methods of treatment

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pedantic

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showing off learning

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abscond

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to leave secretly

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reprobate

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morally unprincipled person

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appropriate

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to take possession for one’s own use; confiscate

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tortuous

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having many twists and turns; highly complex

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contentious

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quarrelsome

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innocuous

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harmless

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secrete

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produce and release substance into organism

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disingenuous

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not candid/sincere; crafty

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forestall

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prevent; delay

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gainsay

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to deny; dispute; oppose

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permeable

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penetrable

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ascetic

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one who practices self-denial

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eclectic

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selecting from various sources

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intractable

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not easily managed

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equanimity

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composure; calmness

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stolid

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having or showing little emotion

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stipulate

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to specify as an essential condition

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cacophonous

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unpleasant or harsh-sounding

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viable

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practicable; capable of developing

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problematic

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posing a problem; doubtful; unsettled

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aberrant

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deviating from the norm

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assuage

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to make less severe

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laud

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praise or glorify

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log

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record of a voyage; record of daily activities

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malingerer

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to evade responsibility by pretending to be ill

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inherent

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firmly established by nature or habit

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homogeneous

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uniform in composition; composed of identical parts

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complaisant

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overly polite; willing to please; obliging

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dissolution

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disintegration; debauchery

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chicanery

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deception through guile or trickery

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shard

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piece of broken glass or pottery

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anachronism

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something that is out of place in time

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inundate

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to overwhelm; to cover with water

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striated

A

marked with thin, narrow grooves or channels

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probity

A

honesty; high-mindedness

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pungent

A

strong or sharp in smell or taste; penetrating; caustic; to the point

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craven

A

cowardly

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recalcitrant

A

resisting authority or control

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levee

A

an embankment that prevent a river from overflowing

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delineate

A

to represent or depict

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obviate

A

to make unnecessary; anticipate and prevent

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levity

A

light manner or attitude

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veracious

A

truthful; accurate

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conventional

A

widely observed in a group; customary

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rarefied

A

refined

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tacit

A

silently understood; implied

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disseminate

A

to spread; scatter; disperse

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welter

A

to wallow or roll; toss about; be in turmoil

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placate

A

soothe or pacify

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pervasive

A

spread throughout every part

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sage

A

wise

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gregarious

A

sociable

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elegy

A

lamentful poem or song

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compendium

A

brief, comprehensive summary

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discordant

A

not in tune

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ebullient

A

exhilarated; enthusiastic

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prevaricate

A

to lie; to quibble; to evade the truth

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inured

A

hardened; accustomed; used to

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satiate

A

to satisfy or overindulge

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obsequious

A

submissive; eager to please

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tenuous

A

weak; insubstantial

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facilitate

A

to make less difficult

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discredit

A

to dishonor; disgrace; cause to be doubted

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discerning

A

perceptive; exhibiting keen insight and good judgment

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extraneous

A

not essential

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invective

A

verbal abuse

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discrepancy

A

difference between

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occlude

A

stop up; prevent the passage of

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ostentatious

A

showy; pretentious; trying to attract attention

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proliferate

A

to increase rapidly

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belie

A

contradict; misrepresent; give a false impression

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stigma

A

mark of disgrace or inferiority

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anomalous

A

irregular; deviating from the norm

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lethargic

A

inactive; sluggish

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refute

A

to contradict; disprove

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fledgling

A

beginner; novice

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banal

A

boring, predictable, cliched

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beneficent

A

kindly; doing good

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supposition

A

the act of assuming to be true or real

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pathological

A

departing from normal condition

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solicitous

A

concerned; attentive; eager

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fallacious

A

based on a false idea or fact; misleading

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precursor

A

forerunner; predecessor

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desiccate

A

to dry out completely

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morose

A

ill-humored; sullen

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incongruity

A

state of not fitting

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perennial

A

present throughout the years; persistent

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exculpate

A

to clear of blame; vindicate; show innocence

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equivocate

A

to intentionally use a vague language

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whimsical

A

fanciful; unpredictable

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impervious

A

impossible to penetrate; incapable of being affected

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strut

A

to swagger; display to impress others

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dupe

A

to deceive; trick

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coagulate

A

thicken; congeal

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phlegmatic

A

calm in temperament; sluggish

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specious

A

seeming to be logical and sound, but not really so; deceptively attractive

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frugality

A

tendency to be thrifty or cheap

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obdurate

A

stubborn; hardened in feeling; resistant to persuasion

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transgression

A

act of trespassing or violating a law or rule

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eulogy

A

high praise, especially of someone recently deceased

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aver

A

to affirm; declare to be true

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repudiate

A

to reject as having no authority

254
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propriety

A

correct conduct; fitness

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flout

A

to treat scornfully

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burgeon

A

to flourish

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attenuate

A

decrease in force or degree; to weaken

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Q

impede

A

hinder; block

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Q

impair

A

damage; injure

261
Q

contention

A

an assertion

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apprise

A

to inform

264
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tirade

A

long, violent speech or verbal assault

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meticulous

A

extremely careful about details

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gullible

A

easily deceived

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paucity

A

scarcity

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catalyst

A

something that causes change

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prodigal

A

wasteful; extravagant; lavish

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boorish

A

rude; insensitive

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dichotomy

A

division into two (usually contradictory) parts

273
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incorporate

A

introduce something into another thing already in existence; combine

274
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substantiate

A

to support with proof or evidence

275
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reticent

A

not speaking freely; reserved; reluctant

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resolution

A

determination; resolve

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grandiloquent

A

pompous; bombastic

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indolent

A

habitually lazy; idle

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audacious

A

bold; daring; fearless

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doctrinaire

A

dogmatic; unyielding

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maverick

A

dissenter; independent-minded person

283
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discrete

A

distinct; constituting a separate thing

284
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aesthetic

A

relating to beauty or art

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recondite

A

difficult to understand; obscure; profound

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disabuse

A

to free from a misconception; to set right

287
Q

sporadic

A

irregular; deviating from the norm

288
Q

distend

A

to expand; swell out

289
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wary

A

careful; cautious

290
Q

approbation

A

praise; approval

291
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amalgamate

A

to combine (into a unified whole)

292
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exigency

A

crisis; urgent requirements

293
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metamorphosis

A

change; transformation

294
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abstemious

A

moderate in appetite

295
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verbose

A

wordy

296
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dissonance

A

discord; lack of harmony

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convoluted

A

twisted; complicated

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inert

A

unable to move; sluggish

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inconsequential

A

insignificant; unimportant

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irascible

A

easily angered

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