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Bilk

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To swindle money

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Clemency

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Mercy

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Contrite

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Regretful

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Impute

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To attribute the fault or responsibility

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Iniquity

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Wickedness

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Redress

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To right a wrong

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Reprehensible

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Deserving of blame

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Restitution

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Compensation for a loss

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Vindicate

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To clear of blame

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Adduce

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To cite an example or means of proof in argument

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Confound

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To mix up

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Construe

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To interpret

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13
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Conundrum

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A self-contradictory problem, a dilemma

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Cryptic

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Having hidden meaning

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Equivocate

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To use evasive language to mislead

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Paradox

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Something departing from normal form

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Eccentricity

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The quality of straying what is conventional

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Endemic

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Common in or unique to a certain location or population

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Incongruous

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Lacking in harmony

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Mundane

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Commonplace

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Outlandish

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Strikingly bizarre

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Paragon

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Model of perfection

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Ubiquitous

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Seeming to be everywhere at the same time

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Unwanted

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Not habitual or ordinary, unusual

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Abscond

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To leave quickly and secretly, often to avoid arrest