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1
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Dogged

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persistent

Persistent, determined, not giving up easily

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August

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venerated

Respected and impressive, often due to age or importance

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Anathema

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Naruto and Absol

Something or someone that is intensely disliked or considered to be a curse

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Perspicacity

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Jackson

The ability to understand things quickly and accurately

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Impassive

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Without showing any emotion or expressing any feelings

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Compound

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increase

Make something greater in quantity or degree

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Coda

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ending

Concluding section or part of a musical composition, often distinct from the main body of the piece

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Equanimity

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Calmness and composure, especially in difficult situations

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Insular

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Isolated and detached, narrow-minded or provincial

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Wanton

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Reckless or without restraint in action or behavior, often implying a sense of maliciousness or moral irresponsibility

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Propitious

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Favorable or advantageous

Boding well for future success or good fortune

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Querulous

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Complaining in a childish or petulant manner

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Quail

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fear response

Tremble or cower with fear or apprehension.

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Subsume

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Include or incorporate something under a larger category or concept

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Incontrovertible

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Unquestionable

Unable to be argued or disputed

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Repose

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rest

Tranquility, especially after a period of activity or excitement

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Extricate

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Free or release someone from a difficult or tangled situation

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Sedition

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January 6th

Act of rising against authority, including rebellion or overthrow

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Commodious

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Spacious, having plenty of room or space

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Probity

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integrity or honesty

Adherence to moral and ethical principles

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Chicanery

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Deception or trickery, especially through the use of clever or dishonest methods

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Overwrought

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Excessively or overly agitated or stressed

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Upbraid

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Scold, chide, or rebuke someone for a fault or wrongdoing.

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Harry

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Disturb or harass persistently

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Dither

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Be indecisive or hesitant in making a choice or taking action

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Estimable

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Worthy of respect and admiration; admirable or deserving of esteem or regard

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Flout

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Openly disregard or disobey something, especially the law

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Proscribe

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Forbid or condemn

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Baleful

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Harmful or threatening, especially in an ominous or evil way

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Palliate

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Make (a disease or symptoms) less severe or unpleasant without removing the cause

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Fervid

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Intensely passionate or enthusiastic

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Exigency

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A situation or event that requires immediate action or attention

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Redress

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Correct or remedy (a wrong or injustice)

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Iniquity

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wickedness

Unjust or immoral behavior or actions

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Deposition

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extraction

Extraction of something, often through force or legal proceedings.

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Venal

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Corrupt or willing to be bribed

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Derision

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mockery

Ridicule directed towards someone or something

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Jocose

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playful

Or humorous in nature

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Mannered

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put-on behavior

Exhibiting or displaying a particular style or manner, often artificial or affected.

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Chary

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Cautious or hesitant, especially when dealing with potential danger or risk

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Recant

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take back

Withdraw or retract a previous statement or belief.

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Burnish

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polish

Polish or shine a surface, typically by rubbing

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Engender

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produce

Create or bring about (something)

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Accrete

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accumulate

Grow or accumulate gradually by the process of addition or fusion

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Recalcitrant

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anti-authority

Stubborn or resistant to authority or control

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Aphorism

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useful figure of speech

A concise and memorable statement of a general truth or principle

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Dispatch

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promptness

Speed or efficiency in the execution of a task or job

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Repartee

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Quick and witty reply or conversation

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Harangue

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lecture, derogatory

A lengthy, forceful speech or lecture that is often critical or scolding in nature

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Allusion

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A reference to something that is not directly mentioned but is implied or suggested

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Deign

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Condescend or stoop to do something perceived as beneath one’s dignity

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Circumspect

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thorough and thoughtful

Thoughtful and careful in considering all possible consequences and outcomes before taking action

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Incisive

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sharp intelligence

Having or demonstrating sharp intelligence or analytical ability

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Espy

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Catch sight of or glimpse something

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Vituperate

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Criticize or censure harshly

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Revile

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insult

Criticize or insult someone in a harsh or abusive manner

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Diatribe

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A strong and forceful verbal attack or criticism, often filled with bitterness or contempt

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Efface

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Erase or wipe out

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Illicit

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Forbidden by law, rules, or custom

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Providential

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Fortunate or lucky, as if determined by divine guidance or intervention

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Prevaricate

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dodgy

Avoid giving a direct answer or making a decision, often by speaking in a deceptive or evasive way

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Neophyte

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Someone who is new to or inexperienced in a certain skill or field of study

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Pusillanimous

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timid

Lacking courage or resolution

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Banality

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Lack of originality or freshness, triteness

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Stipulate

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Specify or demand something as a condition or requirement

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Xanadu

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A place of great beauty, luxury, and contentment

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Amortize

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Repay (a debt) by making small payments over a period of time, typically with interest

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Circumscribe

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Limit or enclose within specified boundaries or limits

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Jejune

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dull

Lacking interest or substance; insipid

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Husband

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conserve

Manage resources or supplies

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Magnate

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rich person

A magnate is a wealthy, powerful, and influential person, often in the business world

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Listless

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Without energy or enthusiasm, lacking vitality or interest

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Epicure

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A person who enjoys and has refined tastes in food and drink

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Malediction

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curse

Use a strong expression of dislike or disapproval directed at someone or something

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Acumen

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keen insight

Shrewdness, or the ability to make quick and accurate decisions

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Discrete

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separate or distinct

Not connected or forming a continuous whole

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Knell

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signal of the end

A solemn sound or mournful ringing

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Implacable

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Unforgiving or unable to be appeased

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Milieu

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The surroundings or environment in which someone or something exists

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Fatuous

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silly

Foolish; lacking intelligence or serious thought

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Nominal

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Small or insignificant, existing in name only

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Occlude

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Block or close something up completely

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Stentorian

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Loud

Powerful in sound

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Supplant

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replace

Take the place of someone or something, especially through force or deceit

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Patent

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open display

Openly or readily seen or understood

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Lascivious

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Offensively sexual

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Machination

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Crafty or complex scheme or plot, typically for a malicious or deceptive purpose

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Investiture

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Officially give someone a right or a title, especially in a formal ceremony

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Insipid

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Lacking flavor or substance

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Hermetic

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Something that is airtight, sealed, or closed off

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Intransigent

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Stubborn

Refusing to change one’s opinions or beliefs despite evidence or arguments presented

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Equivocal

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Ambiguous or unclear in meaning

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Cursory

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Quick or hasty; done without attention to detail

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Imbue

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Saturate or fill a person or thing with a particular quality or feeling

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Recondite

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Obscure or difficult to understand

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Hegemony

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Dominance and control over others, especially politically or socially

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Surreptitious

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Secret or sneakily

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Chagrin

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Feeling of embarrassment or annoyance caused by failure, disappointment, or humiliation

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Assiduous

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diligent and persistent

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Parochial

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Narrow-minded; lacking in global or broad mindedness

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Meretricious

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False, showy, or insincere in a way to deceive or attract attention

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Limn

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Depict or describe in painting or words

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Jettison

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Abandon or discard something, especially in order to make a vessel lighter and easier to maneuver during travel

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Bereft

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lacking

Without or deprived of something that is needed or expected

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Pernicious

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subtly harmful

Harmful or deadly in a subtle or gradual way

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Precipitate

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acting impulsively

Sudden, hasty, or impulsive action or decision, or cause something to happen suddenly

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Abridge

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Shorten or condense something, typically a written work, while retaining its essence or main points

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Disingenuous

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insincere by playing dumb

Not being honest or sincere, typically by pretending to know less about something than one actually does

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Variegated

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Having patterns, colors, or textures that are varied or diverse

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Lurid

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Grimy, pale in a frightening way

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Reprobate

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Unprincipled, immoral, or corrupt person

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Alacrity

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Eagerness or willing to do something with quickness and enthusiasm

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Vociferous

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Loud and clamorous in expressing one’s opinion’s or feelings

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Neologism

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Newly coined or invented word or phrase

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Lionize

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Treat someone with a great deal of admiration or devotion (typically as a celebrity)

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Usury

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Excessive or illegal interest charged on a loan, typically taking advantage of someone’s financial need

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Capitulate

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Surrender or give in to an opponent or threat

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Quiescent

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Still, peaceful, or inactive

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Lampoon

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Publicly ridicule or mock (someone or something)

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Inert

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Lacking in movement or vigor; inactive or sluggish

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Churlish

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Rude in a mean spirited and surly way

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Endemic

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Native or restricted to a certain place or region; indigenous

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Apprise

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Inform or notify someone about something

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Abeyance

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Temporary suspension or cessation of an activity or condition

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Excoriate

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Denounce or criticize harshly

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Politic

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Prudent or strategic in behavior or decision making

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Fastidious

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Having a very critical and attentive attitude towards details or cleanliness

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Abjure

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to swear something off

Formally reject or renounce something or someone, especially under oath or with strong conviction

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Discursive

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Digress from one topic to another; moving from one subject to another without order or reason

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Perennial

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Something that lasts for a long time or is continually recurring

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Punctilious

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Careful and attentive to details in behavior or conduct

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Indigent

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Needy; impoverished; lacking the basic necessities of life

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Obstreperous

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Noisy, unruly, or defiantly resistant

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Byzantine

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Intricate or complicated

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Astringent

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Harsh or bitter in taste, causing a puckering sensation in the mouth

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Surfeit

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Excessive amount or overindulgence in something

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Indolent

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Lazy, not wanting to put forth effort or be active

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Malinger

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Deliberately pretend to be ill or injured to avoid work or obligations

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Desultory

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Without a definite plan or purpose; lacking in consistency or order

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Coterie

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A small exclusive group of people who share a common interest or purpose

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Contiguous

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Connected or touching; neighboring in time or space

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Encomium

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Praise, tribute, or formal expression of high praise and commendation for someone or something

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Fracas

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A commotion or noisy brawl

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Abet

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Assist or encourage someone to commit a crime or wrongdoing

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Temerity

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Excessive confidence or boldness; audacity

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Demur

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Object or hesitate

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Cavalier

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Having an arrogant attitude; showing a lack of concern or responsibility

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Itinerant

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Traveling from place to place, usually for work or as part of a certain lifestyle

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Callow

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Inexperienced and immature; lacking adult understanding or sophistication

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Inimical

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Harmful or adverse in effect; hostile or unfriendly

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Ponderous

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Heavy and slow-moving; unwieldy

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Saturnine

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Melancholy and gloomy in nature or appearance

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Diffident

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Lacking confidence or self assurance; hesitant or shy

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Diurnal

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Daily; occurring or active during the day rather than at night

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Winnow

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Separate the valuable parts from the unwanted ones

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Wan

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Pale or sickly in appearance

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Verisimilitude

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  1. The state or quality of appearing to be true or real
  2. Likelihood
  3. Plausibility
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Refractory

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Stubborn or uncooperative, often in regards to being difficult to control or manage

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Elegy

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A type of poem or song that expresses sorrow or lament for someone who has died

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Inveigle

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Persuade someone to do something by using manipulation or flattery

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Euphony

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Pleasing or harmonious sound or combination of sounds, often used in the context of music or language

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Wizened

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Shriveled and wrinkled, typically due to old age or illness

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Penury

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State of extreme poverty or destitution

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Desultory

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Without a definite plan or purpose; lacking consistency or order

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Rejoinder

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Response to a statement or argument, often made in the form of a counterargument or rebuttal

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Spartan

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  1. Simple and lacking luxury or comfort
  2. Indifferent to luxury
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Tawdry

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Trashy or gaudy in appearance or quality, typically cheap and showy

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Irascible

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Easily provoked to anger; hot tempered

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Indefatigable

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Untiring, incapable of being fatigued, unflagging

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Tortuous

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Twisting, winding, or full of twists and turns

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Bilk

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Defraud or cheat someone out of something, such as money or possessions

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Abase

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Lower or degrade in rank, status, or dignity

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Florid

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Excessively decorative or ornate, often in a way that is deemed excessive or overdone

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Gambol

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Frolic or playfully skip or leap

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Dictum

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A statement or proclamation that is considered authoritative or widely accepted

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Legerdemain

A

Skillful and deceptive use of hand movements to perform magic or trickery

177
Q

Opprobrium

A

Disgrace or strong criticism caused by shameful behavior or actions

178
Q

Promulgate

A

Declare or announce something officially

179
Q

Felicitous

A

Well-suited or appropriate, especially in a particular situation or for a particular purpose

180
Q

Toady

A

Person who praises and flatters someone else in a servile manner for personal gain or advantage

181
Q

Hapless

A

Unfortunate, having bad luck or experiencing unlucky circumstances

182
Q

Munificent

A

Generous in giving; lavish or abundant in gifts or donations

183
Q

Calumny

A

A false and malicious statement designed to damage someone’s reputation

184
Q

Cardinal

A

Most important or influential, of utmost significance

185
Q

Furtive

A

Secretive or sneaky

186
Q

Licentious

A
  1. Without restraint or control
  2. Sexually unrestrained
187
Q

Manifest

A
  1. Easily seen or understood
  2. Clear or obvious
188
Q

Contumacious

A

Stubbornly disobedient or rebellious

189
Q

Slake

A

Quench or satisfy (thirst, desires, etc)

190
Q

Sedulous

A

Hardworking and diligent in one’s efforts and tasks

191
Q

Abut

A

Touch or boarder on something

192
Q

Acerbic

A

Having a sour or bitter taste or character

193
Q

Prosaic

A

Commonplace

Lacking imagination or originality

194
Q

Inchoate

A

just beginning

Not fully formed or developed

195
Q

Jingoism

A

aggressive patriotism

Extreme patriotism, often advocating for aggressive foreign policy or the use of military force

196
Q

Solicitous

A

Showing care and concern for someone’s well-being

197
Q

Fulminate

A

Speak out in a vehement or explosive manner against someone or something

198
Q

Axiom

A

A statement or proposition that is regarded as being self-evidently true, without needing proof or justification

199
Q

Surly

A

Unfriendly, bad-tempered, and unfashionable

200
Q

Sagacious

A

Wise

Having or showing keen mental discernment and good judgement

201
Q

Cloying

A

Sickly-sweet

Excessively or overly sweet, rich, or sentimental in a way that becomes unpleasant

202
Q

Recapitulate

A

recap

Review and summarize the main points or events

203
Q

Accede

A

Agree or give in to a request, demand, or opinion

204
Q

Untenable

A

Indefensible

205
Q

Prescient

A

Having or showing knowledge of events before they take place

206
Q

Obdurate

A

Stubborn

And unwilling to change one’s opinion or course of action

207
Q

Disabuse

A

Correct someone’s mistaken belief or misunderstanding

208
Q

Peremptory

A
  1. Final
  2. Decisive
  3. Authoritarian
209
Q

Factitious

A

Artificially created or manufactured; not genuine or natural

210
Q

Dilettante

A

poser

Someone who engages in an activity or subject without serious or deep knowledge or commitment

211
Q

Redress

A

Act of correcting or making amends for a wrongdoing or grievance

212
Q

Vex

A

Annoy or irritate someone greatly

213
Q

Lissome

A

Flexible or graceful in movement or physical form

214
Q

Importune

A

Ask persistently or urgently for something

215
Q

Pecuniary

A

Relating to or consisting of money or finances

216
Q

Voluble

A

Fluidly and endlessly talkative or chatty

217
Q

Blithe

A

Carefree; Joyful; happy; without care or worry

218
Q

Fallow

A

Unused or uncultivated

219
Q

Contrite

A

Regretful and remorseful for one’s actions or mistakes

220
Q

Whet

A

To sharpen or stimulate one’s interest or desire

221
Q

Evanescent

A

Fleeting or passing quickly out of sight, memory, or existence

222
Q

Officious

A

Andy

Intrusively or overly eager in offering unwanted help or advice

223
Q

Celerity

A

Speed or swiftness in movement or action

224
Q

Dilatory

A

Lacking promptness, delaying or procrastinating

225
Q

Conspicuous

A

Clearly visible

226
Q

Nettle

A

Irritate or annoy persistently

227
Q

Banal

A

unoriginal

Lacking originality or freshness

228
Q

Approbation

A

Positive or enthusiastic approval or praise

229
Q

Inculcate

A

Instill or impress something upon someone or something

230
Q

Abrogate

A

Officially put an end to something, especially a law or system

231
Q

Exigent

A

Demanding or urgent

232
Q

Salient

A

Prominent, noticeable, or significant

233
Q

Fetid

A

Unpleasant smelling, having a strong or unpleasant smell

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