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1
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Indolence

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inactivity resulting from a dislike of work

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Politic

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smoothly agreeable

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Cloying

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overly sweet

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Adumbration

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foreshadowing

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Avarice

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extreme greed

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Dubious

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doubtful

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Rakish

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jaunty, dashing

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Jaunty

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lively and/or cheerful

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Tepid

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showing little enthusiasm

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Conviviality

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readiness, agreeableness

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Temerity

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recklessness

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Ineluctable

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unavailable

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Diminution

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making physically smaller

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Ennui

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boredome

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Japery

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good natured teasing

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Disavowal

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rejection

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Approbation

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consent or approval

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18
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Plunder

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take something wrongfully

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19
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Castigate

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to be ruled out

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Indignant

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angered at something unjust

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Prudent

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showing care or thought for the future

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22
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Promulgate

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promote or make widely known

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23
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Defected

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to go to the other side

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24
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Acquiesced

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agree

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Callow

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immature

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Ominous

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threatening

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Enigmatic

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difficult to interpret or understand

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Vacuous

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empty, showing a lack of knowlege

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Prescient

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farsighted

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30
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Ingenuous

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sincere

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31
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Ingenious

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brilliant

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32
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Lexicon

A

specific word, vocabulary of a person

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33
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Verbiage

A

specific wording, excessive speech

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34
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Hurly-burly

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commotion

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35
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Edfice

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building

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36
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Vistas

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a pleasing view

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37
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Nascent

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just born

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38
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Implacable

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can’t placate

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39
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Balk

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to refuse to comply

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40
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Peccadilloes

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minor faults

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41
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Pell-mell

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unstructured situations

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42
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Helter-skelter

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unstructured situations

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43
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Nugatory

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of no value or importance, trifling

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44
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Preponderance

A

excess

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45
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Prolixity

A

excess

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46
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Ersatz

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artificial or inferior

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47
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Abhor

A

to hate

48
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Attenuate

A

reduce

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Disconcerting

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causing an emotional disturbance

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Imperious

A

assuming power without justification

51
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Obsequious

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ingratiating in a servile way, fawning

52
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Idylic

A

excellent and/or delightful

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Abatement

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reduction

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Revelry

A

marry-making

55
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Homage

A

expression of respect

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Paean

A

homage

57
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Rebuff

A

to criticize

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Aggrandizement

A

make something look greater or stronger

59
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Avaricious

A

extreme greed

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Pusillanimous

A

cowardly, timid by nature

61
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Surly

A

irratible

62
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Indigenous

A

native

63
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Ambled

A

walk leisurely

64
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Lamented

A

mourn, to express regret

65
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Ignominy

A

disgrace

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Constancy

A

faithfulness

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Piquant

A

attracts or delighting

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Emblazon

A

display in a celebratory way

69
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Allay

A

lessen or relieve

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Indemnified

A

compensate, prevent future loss

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Pervasive

A

covers a lot of space

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Lascivious

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obscene or vulgar

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Gratuitous

A

excessive

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Diluvial

A

relating to a flood

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Trifling

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insignificant

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Accession

A

approval

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Behest

A

a strongly worded request

78
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Interdiction

A

prohibition

79
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Captious

A

easily displeased

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Dissolute

A

morally corrupt

81
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Irascible

A

easily angered

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Profligate

A

morally corrupt, someone who spends recklessly

83
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Nettlesome

A

annoying

84
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Olfactory

A

smell

85
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Cloying

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excessively sweet

86
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Saccharin

A

excessively sweet

87
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Dejected

A

sad

88
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Fetid

A

a really gross smell

89
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Malodorous

A

a really gross smell

90
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Supercilious

A

haughty

91
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Maladroit

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awkward, clumsy

92
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Aloof

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standoffish, remote in manner

93
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Incipient

A

at an early age

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Nascent

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beginning to develop

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Piddling

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negligible, of small importance

96
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Prodigal

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wastefull

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Vagrant

A

homeless

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Impecunious

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impoverished, poor

99
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Indignant

A

impoverished, poor

100
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Fulsome

A

over the top

101
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Effulgent

A

radiant

102
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Effusive

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expressing feelings of gratitude, gushing

103
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Unctuous

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excessively smug

104
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Staid

A

calm

105
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Equanimous

A

calm

106
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Placid

A

calm

107
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Lassitude

A

laziness

108
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Penchant

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tendency, strong habitual liking

109
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Dissembling

A

concealing one’s true motives

110
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Conceded

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gave in

111
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Acceded

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agree

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Genial

A

pleasant

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Hoary

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old in terms of age, grayish white

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Septuagenarian

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someone age 70-79

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Pusillanimously

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cowardly

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