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Guile
Deceit; trickery (varka)
Edify
Enlighten
Equivocate
To use expressions of double meaning in order to mislead
Exponent
One who champions or advocates; representative
Fetid
Smrdljiv, truo
Foul-smelling; putrid
Frenetic
Frantic, frenzied, pomaman
Ford
Preći peške preko reke
Glower
To glare or stare angrily and intensely; frown
Hegemony
The domination of one state or group over its allies
Eschew
To shun; to avoid (as sth wrong or distasteful)
Fatuous
Stupid, absurd, foolishly self-satisfied
Encomium
Warm praise, euology, panegyric
Esoteric
Known or understood only by a few
Frugality
Tending to be thrufty or cheap
Flag
To decline in vigor, strength, or interest
Expurgate
To censor
Erratic
Wandering and unpredictable
Ethos
Beliefs or character of a group
Iconoclast
One who opposes established beliefs, customs and institutions
Emulate
To copy, to try to equal or excel, imitate
Epicure
Person with refined taste in food and wine
Exigent
Urgent, requiring immediate action
Ersatz
Fake
Fallow
Dormant (skriven), unused
Florid
Excessively decorated or embellished
Furtive
Secret, stealthy
Embellish
To add ornamental or fictitious details
Estimable
Admirable
Fecund
Fertile, fruitful, productive
Gestation
Growth in process from conception to birth
Erudite
Learned, scholarly, bookish
Fractious
Unruly (neukrotiv), rebellious
Effrontery
Audacity, impudent boldness
Hapless
Unfortunate, having bad luck
Enervate
To reduce in strength
Foment
To arouse or incite (pobuditi ili podstaći)
Gambol
To dance or skip around playfully
Hoary
Very old, posedeo od godina
Fervid
Zealous, intensely emotional, feverish
Fanatical
Acting excessively enthusiastic, filled with extreme, unquestioned devotion
Glib
Fluent in an insincere manner; offhand; casual
Effigy
Stuffed doll, likeness of a person
Ebullient
Exhilarated, full of enthusiasm and high spirits
Eclectic
Selecting from or made up from a variety of sourced
Lament
To express sorrow, to grieve
Juncture
Point of time, especially where two things are joined
Invidious
Envious, obnoxious, or offensive; likely to promote ill-will
Interregnum
Period between reigns (vladavina)
Ingratiate
Flatter; to gain favor with another by deliberate effort; to seek to please somebody so as to gain an advantage
Impugn
To call into question; to attack verbally
Impasse
Stalemate; blocked path; dilemma with no solution
Languid
Nezainteresovan (indifferent); lacking energy; slow
Kindle
To set fire or ignite, excite or inspire
Itinerant
Wandering from place to place; unsettled; nomadic
Intransigent
Uncompromising; refusing to be reconciled
Iniquity
Sin; evil act
Inchoate
Not fully formed; disorganized
Imperturbable
Not capable of being disturbed
Laconic
Using few words
Judicious
Sensible; showing good judgement
Investiture
Ceremony conferring authority (krunisanje)
Inter
To bury
Ingrate
Ungrateful person
Imprecation
A curse
Imbue
To infuse, dye, wet or moisten
Lampoon
To ridicule with satire; tease; ismejavati
Keen
Having a sharp edge; intellectually sharp; perceptive
Irascible
Easily made angry
Intractable
Not easily managed or manipulated
Inimical
Hostile; unfriendly
Incarnadine
Pocrveneti; blood-red in color
Impecunious
Poor, having no money
Lachrymose
Tearful
Jocular
Playful, humorous
Invective
Abusive language
Insurrection
Rebellion
Ingenuous
Showing innocence or childlike simplicity
Implacable
Unable to calm down or made peaceful
Ignoble
Having low moral standards, not noble in character, mean
Larceny
Theft of property
Knell
Sound of funeral bell; omen of death or failure
Jettison
To discard; eject; to get rid of as unnecessary or encumbering