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1
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Decorous

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  • proper or appropriate behavior

- poised

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Inveterate

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Settled in habit, practice or feeling

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3
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Timorous

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Fearful or timid

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Cower

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  • to frighten with violence and threats

- intimidate

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5
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Turgid

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Inflated or bombastic

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6
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Oscillation

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Fluctuation

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7
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Repatriate

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To send back to one’s country

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8
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Extradite

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To give up to another nation/state at its request

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9
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Interdict

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Prohibit

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10
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Penury

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  • extreme poverty
  • destitution
  • indigence
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Depravity

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  • to make morally bad

- corrupt

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Complacency

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Calm and satisfied

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13
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Innocuous

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Harmless

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14
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Pernicious

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  • deadly and fatal
  • harmful
  • deleterious
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Parsimony

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Stinginess

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16
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Ignobility

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WITHOUT nobility

17
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Antipathy

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Instinctive opposition in feeling

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Probity

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Good behavior

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Predilection

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  • tendency to favor
  • partiality
  • preference
20
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Extirpate

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To destroy completely

21
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Covenant

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Agreement

22
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Augury

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Practice of omen/indication/token

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Polemical

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Controversial

24
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Exasperate

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To upset

25
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Didactic

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Intended to teach

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Laudatory

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Praising attitude

27
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Hubris

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Arrogance

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Sordid

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  • morally ignoble
  • vile
  • filthy
29
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Derision

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Ridicule, mockery

30
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Languish

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  • to become weak or feeble

- to lose vigor

31
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Ardent

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  • passionate

- intensely devoted

32
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Deprecate

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  • to express disapproval of

- to protest against

33
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Defer

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To put off action, delay

34
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Consolidate

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  • unite, combine

- to discard unused/unwanted items and reorganize the remaining

35
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Accede

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  • assent/agree to a demand/request

- assume an office/position

36
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Arbitrary

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Based on RANDOM choice or personal whim

37
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Equitable

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Fair and impartial; indifferent

38
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Pandemic

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Disease prevalent over the whole country or world