GRE My Vocab Flashcards

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abate

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to reduce in amount, degree, or severity

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abscond

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to leave secretly

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abstain

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to choose NOT to do something

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abyss

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extremely deep hole

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adulterate

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to make impure

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aesthetic

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appreciation of beauty

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aggrandize

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to increase in power, influence, or reputation

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advocate

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to speak in favor of

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alleviate

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to make more bearable

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amalgamate

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to combine; mix together

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ambiguous

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doubtful or uncertain; able to be interpreted several ways

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ameliorate

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to make better; to improve

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anachronism

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something out of place in time

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analagous

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similar or alike; equivalent to

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anomaly

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odd

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antagonize

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to annoy or provoke

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antipathy

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extreme dislike

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apathy

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lack of interest or emotion

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arbitrate

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to judge a dispute between two opposing parties

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archaic

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ancient; old fashioned

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ardor

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passionate feeling

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articulate

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speak clearly and expressively

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assuage

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to make something unplesant less severe

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attenuate

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to reduce in force; weaken

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audacious
daring
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austere
severe or stern in apperance; undecorated
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banal
boring
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bolster
to support
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bombastic
pompous in speech or manner
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cacophony
harsh noise
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candid
honest in speech
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capricious
changing ones mind often
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castigate
criticize; punish
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catalyst
something that brings about change in something else
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caustic
biting in wit
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chauvanist
someone prejudiced in favor of a group to whome he or she belongs
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chicanery
deception
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cogent
convincing and well reasoned
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condone
pardon or disregard
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convoluted
complicated
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corroborate
to provide supporting evidence
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credulous
too trusting
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crescendo
steadily increasing volume or force
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decorum
appropriateness of behavior or conduct
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deference
respect
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deride
to mock
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desiccate
to dry out thoroughly
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desultory
disconnected
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diatribe
critical speech
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diffident
lacking self confidence
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dilate
to make larger; to expand
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dilatory
intended to delay
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dilettante
someone with an amateurish or superficial interest in a topic
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dirge
mournful speech
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disabuse
to set right; to free from error
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discern
to recognize
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disparate
fundementally different; entirely unalike
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dissemble
to disguise one's real intention or character
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dissonance
a harsh an disagreeable combination, often of sounds
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dogma
a firmly held opinion, often a religious belief
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dogmatic
dictatorial in ones opinions
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dupe
to decieve
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ecclectic
something from or made up from a variety of sources
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efficacy
effectiveness
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elegy
a sorrowful powern or speech
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eloquent
persuasive and moving, especially in speech
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emulate
to copy; to try to equal or excel
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enervate
to reduce in strength
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engender
to produce cause or bring abou t
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enigma
a puzzle; mystery
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enumerate
to count list or itemize
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ephemeral
lasting a short time
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equivocate
to use expressions or double meaning in order to mislead
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erratic
wandering and unpredictable
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erudite
learned scholarly
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esoteric
known or understood by only a few
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estimable
admirable
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eulogy
speech in praise
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euphamism
use of an inoffensive word or phrase in place of a more distasteful one
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exacerbate
to make worse
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exculpate
to clear from blame
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exigent
urgent
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platitude
flat, dull, or trite
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trite
repetitive
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exonerate
to clear of blame
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explicit
clearly stated or shown; forthright in expression
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fanatical
acting excessively enthusiastic; filled with extreme devotion
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fawn
to grovel
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fervid
intensely emotional; feverish
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florid
excessively decorated or embellished
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foment
to arouse or incite
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frugality
tendency to be thrifty or cheap
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garrulous
tending to talk a lot
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gregarious
outgoing; sociable
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guile
deciet or trickery
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gullible
easily deceived
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homogenous
of a similar kind
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inconoclast
one who opposes established beliefs, customs and institutions
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imperturbable
not capable of being disturbed
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impervious
impossible to penetrate; incapable or being affected
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impetuous
quick to act without thinking
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implacable
unable to be calmed
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inchoate
disorganized
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ingenuous
showing innocence or childlike simplicity
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inimical
hostile
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innocuous
harmless
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insipid
lacking interest or flavor
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intransigent
uncompromising; refusing to be reconciled
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innundate
to overwhelm; to cover with water
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irascible
easily made angry
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laconic
using few words
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lement
to express sorrow; to grieve
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laud
praise
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lavish
generous or extravagent
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lethargic
acting in an indifferent slow sluggish manner
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loquacious
talkative
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lucid
clear and easily understood
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luminous
bright brilliant glowing
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malinger
to evade responsibility by pretending to be ill
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malleable
capable of being shaped
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metaphor
figure of speech comparing two things; a symbol
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meticulous
extremely careful about details
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misanthrope
a person who dislikes others
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mitigate
to soften or to lessen
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mullify
to calm or make less severe
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monotony
lack of variation
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obdurate
hardened in feeling; resistant to persuasion
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obsequious
overly submissive
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obstinate
stubborn and unyielding
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obviate
to make unnecessary
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occlude
to stop up; to prevent the passage of
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onerous
burdensome
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opaque
impossible to see through, preventing the passage of light
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opprobrium
public disgrace
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ostentation
excessive showiness
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paradox
a contradiction or dilemma
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paragon
model of excellence or perfection
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epilogue
concluding/ added part of a novel
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pedant
someone who shows off learning
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perfidious
willing to betray ones trust
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perfunctory
done in a routine way; indifferent
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permeate
to penetrate
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philanthropy
charity; a desire or effort to promote goodness
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placate
to soothe or pacify
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plastic
able to be molded altered or bent
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plethora
excess
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pragmatic
practical as opposed to idealistic
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precipitate
to throw violently or bring about abruptly; lacking deliberation
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portentous
significant, indicative
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canard
false derogatory story
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shrewd
sharp, keen in practical matters
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finesse
subtle performance in highly sensitive situations
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deferential
obediant
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convivality
agreeable, merry company
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urbane
sophisticated
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uncouth
ungraceful; clumsy
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vindictive
inclined to revenge
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pristine
pure uncorrupted
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ostentatious
attempt to impress; be noticed
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mercenary
working for money or reward
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quibble
to make trivial objections
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harangue
criticize
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chide
scorn or dissaprove
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debuke
sharp, stern dissaproval
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bevy
large group (collection of animals especially)
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awning
roof-like shelter extending over the doorway
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prevaricate
to lie
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prodigal
lavish wasteful
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proliferate
to increase in number quickly
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propitiate
to conciliate and to appease
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propriety
correct behavior; obediance to rules and customs
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prudence
wisdom, caution, or restraint
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pungent
sharp and irritating to the senses
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quiescent
motionless
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rarefy
to make thinner or sparser
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repudiate
to reject the validity of
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reticent
silent reserved
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rhetoric
effective writing or speaking
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satiate
to satisfy fully or overindulge
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soporific
causing sleep or lethargy
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specious
deceptively attractive
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stigma
a mark of shame
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stolid
unemotional, lacking sensisitivy
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sublime
lofty or grand
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tacit
quiet
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taciturn
silent
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tirade
criticism
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torpor
extreme mental and physical sluggishness
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transitory
temporary, lasting a brief time
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vacillate
to sway physically, to be indecisive
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venerate
to respect deeply
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veracity
filled with truth and accuracy
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verbose
wordy
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vex
to annoy
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volatile
easily aroused or changeable; lively or explosive
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waver
to fluctuate between choices
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whimsical
unpredictable
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zeal
passion or excitement
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valor
heroicism; bold or determined
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veneration
respect
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sanguine
optimistic or hopeful
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noisome
offensive
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lurid
revolting
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ambrosial
pleasing to taste and smell
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morose
gloomy or sullen mood
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rancorous
malicious, hostile, resentful
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laud
praise
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mendacity
untruthful
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verity
truthful
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mollify
to appease
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ledger
book used for keep record or accounting
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audit
inspection or examination
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trowel
tool with a scoop-like blade
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connoisseur
a person who is qualified to pass judgement
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boor
rude person
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agile
well coordinated; lively
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ungainly
not graceful, awkward, or clumsy
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droll
amusing in an odd way
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languid
lacking interest
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candor
straightforward; frank
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morose
depressed
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dolorous
depressed
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nonplussed
perplexed
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acquiesced
to give in
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jejunely
childishly
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exuberantly
gleefully
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dispersive
to disperse
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japery
good-natured mockery
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disavowal
rejection
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approbation
approval
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railery
good-natured mockery
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languish
to become weak
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promulgated
to proclaim or publish
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myopic
short sighted
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lexicon
vocabulary of a particular language
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verbiage
to be wordy or verbose
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hurly-burly
commotion
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edifice
a building
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mown
well tended
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vista
view
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superfluous
unnecessary; excess
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ersatz
artificial
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abstruse
hard to understand
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compound
to make worse
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abhor
to hate
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extort
to take by force
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reticent
silent
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depreciating
showing dissapproval
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unorthodox
odd
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eloquent
expressive
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deferential
respect
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obsequious
fawning; willing to do whatever is necessary for another person
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revelry
a party atmosphere
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paean
respect
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homage
respect
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espoused
supported
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renounced
having given up
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spurned
scornfully rejected
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avaricious
greedy
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slipshod
careless
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pusillanimous
timid or cowardly
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surly
irritable
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pensive
deep in thought
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arcane
difficult to understand
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meditative
thoughtful
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amble
to walk leisurly
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dawdle
to waste time or delay a decision
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vacillate
to waver
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fortitude
stamina; survival
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ignominy
disgrace
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allay
to lessen or relieve
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emblazon
to display in a celebratory way
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extolled
praised
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ribald
vulgar
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lascivious
vulgar
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pervasive
spread throughout
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seminal
important/ influential
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diluvial
related to flood
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trifling
insignificant
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recalictrant
resistant
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amenable
cooperative
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tractable
easily led
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inscrutable
hard to understand
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affable
friendly
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pedagogical
related to education
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provisional
conditional
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Ersatz
Synthetic
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Alacrity
swiftness
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Admonish
to warn
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Abstemiously
Avoiding excess; to use in moderation
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Robustous
excessively decorated
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byzantine
complicated
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obsolescent
outdated
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antiquated
outdated
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spurned
disregard
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flout
to disregard
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garish
excessively decorated
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purgation
cleansing
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ablution
cleansing
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puerile
childish
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farcical
absurd
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superamuated
out of date
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kismet
luck
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imbroglio
confusion
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benevolently
to do good
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stentorian
loudly expressive
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vociferous
loudly expressive
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feliacitous
pleasantly expressed
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poignant
pleasantly expressed
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imbibe
to ingest
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sinecure
job not requiring actual work
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indelible
permanent
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incorrigible
bad beyond correction
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Excogitating
Deep consideration
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Abnegating
Letting go or relinquishing
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Quotidian
Common
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Beset
To trouble
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Galvanize
To provoke into action
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Succor
To aid
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Inauspicious
Unfavorable
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Comfortable
Similar or homogeneous
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Rapturous
Extremely happy
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Exultant
Extremely happy
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Arduous
Difficult to accomplish
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Augurie
Omen
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Deft
Skillful
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Mercurial
Lively
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Fidelity
Accurate in detail
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Diminution
Decrease
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Peregrination
Journey
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Calvacade
Ceremonial procession
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Abjured
To defy or renounce
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Incisive
Clear and direct
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Surreptitiously
Secretly
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Umbrage
To take offense
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Lugubrious
Depressive
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Incendiary
Inflammatory
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Penchant
Propensity or inclination
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Semblance
Apperance
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Foible
Quirk
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Preclude
Prevent
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Presage
Predict
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Incipient
Just beginning
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Revere
Respect
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Assiduous
Working diligently
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Mendicant
Beggar or act of begging
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Timorous
Scared or nervous
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Moiling
To work hard
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Corporeal
Physical
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Histrionic
Dramatic
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Epithets
Insults
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Bucolic
Pleasant country atmosphere
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Parlous
Dangerous
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Inured
To toughen
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Glib
Superficial answer
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Solicitous
Anxious or concerned
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Expatiate
To write about in detail
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Accolade
Praise
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Accolade
Praise
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Ennui
Boredom
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Inerrancy
Infallibility
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Bellicose
Hostile
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Magnanimous
Noble;easily forgiving
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Proscribed
To condemn as dangerous
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Touted
To solicit support
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Rejorative
To be belittling or derogatory
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Authoritative
Authentic or genuine
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Obfuscate
To stupefy or confuse
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Apotheosized
To glorify
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Relegated
To refer to an inferior position
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Adversaries
An opponent
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Mavericks
Rebels
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Despondency
Disappointed
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Fruition
Attaining what is desired
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Overwrought
Excessively excited or agitated
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Glut
Overabundance
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Accrue
To grow in finances
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Impute
To assign or attribute something to someone
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Gossamer
Thin or fine
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Adamantine
Very hard
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Frangible
Easy to break
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Primordial
Primitive from earliest time
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Apocryphal
False
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Denouement
Final outcome
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Deferment
Postponement
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Redress
Remedy
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Conduit
Secret path to
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Acrimony
Biterness
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Enmity
Hostility
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Forebearance
Patience
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Garner
To buy more time
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Nigh
Coming up soon ( in time)
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Irresolute
Uncertain how to respond
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Ecomium
Praise
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Augur
Predict
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Fey
Predict
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Harbinger
Predict
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Prognosticate
Predict
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Encumber
Prevent/obstruct
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Perspicacious
Smart
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Trepidation
Timid
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Belabor
Nag
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Noxious
Nasty
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Nepotism
Favoritism based on kinship
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Acumen
Keenness
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Conflagration
Fire or war
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Repudiate
To reject or deny
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Dissension
Bitterness
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Contention
Bitterness leading to a fight
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Parsimonious
Unwilling to part with ones goods
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Rapacious
Greedy
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Covetous
Greedy
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Penurious
Unwilling to part with ones goods; penny pinching
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Callow
Inexperienced
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Surreptitious
Decietful
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Churlish
Rude
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Curt
Rude
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Judicious
Cautious
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Circumspect
Cautious
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Sophism
False argument
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Diaffect
To estrange or distance
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Capitulate
To submit or give up
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Chagrin
Annoyance and humiliation
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Remote
Distant or far away
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Corroboration
Proof
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Despondent
Disappointed, discouraged
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Pecuniary
Relating to money
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Peccadillo
Minor sin or offense
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Pathological
Compulsive, abnormal relating to disease
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Penury
Poverty or destitution
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Astringent
Bitter in taste sharp and biting (lime juice)
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Autonomy
Personal or political independence
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Aver
To assert confidently; or affirm
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Baleful
Deadly or having a threatening influence
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Banality
Lack of originality; very common
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Beneficent
Charitable or generous
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Blithe
Carefree or happy
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Brook
To tolerate or put up with
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Burnish
To polish or make shiny
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Coagulate
To thicken or clot ( such a blood)
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Coda
Concluding section of a musical composition
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Compendium
Brief summary of larger work
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Complaisant
Eager to please; obliging
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Contention
A claim or thesis
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Contrite
Remorseful or deeply sorry
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Denigrate
Belittle or defame
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Distend
To expand or swell ( to distend the stomach)
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Divest
To strip or remove ( to divest of clothing prior to swimming)
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Effrontery
Being bold and without shame
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Encomium
High praise or formal tribute
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Endemic
Native or indigenous
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Equanimity
Composure and calm temperament
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Flag
To fade, wane, or lose vigor
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Fledging
Young and inexperiences
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Frenetic
Frenzied or frantic
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Dross
Waste matter; or to refuse
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Umbrage
Offensive/annoyance | Slight suspicion
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Epithet
A characterizing word or phrase that is commonly associated w a person or thing Dog "mans best friend"
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Projectile
An object fired from a gun An object forcefully thrown forward
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Glib
Fluent and easy, talking in an insincere or deceptive way
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Solicitous
Anxiously eager. | Attentive mindful and careful
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Impending
About to happen, imminent
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Accolades
An award or honor | Knighting ceremony
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Pilloried
A wooden frame into which offenders are Locked to be publicly ridiculed
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Touted
To solicit support, votes, business, or employment
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Contempt
Regarding something as worthless, mean, vile
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Jocularly
Characterized by joking or good humor
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Didactically
Inclined to teach or lecture others too muh
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Axiomatic
Self evident or obvious
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Heretical
Person with beliefs contrary to the Catholic Church Engaging in heresy or believing something strongly different from common established eliefs
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Separate
To divide, keep apart, disconnect A biblical unit (chapter)
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Urbane
Reflecting elegance or sophistication
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Execrable
very bad; detestable | Poor in quality
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Nebulous
Hazy, vague | Cloudy or cloud like
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Obstreperous
Uncontrolled, noisy, boisterous
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Rapacious
Greedy, predatory, ravenous
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Grandiloquent
Pompous, lofty, bombastic
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Heterodox
Unorthodox unconventional
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Hyperbolic
Inflated, exaggerated
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Idiosyncrasy
Odd in nature, eccentric
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Idolatrous
Blindly devoted, idolizing,
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Illusory
Deceptive, false, misleading
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Impassive
Imperturbable, without feeling
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Imperiousness
Domineering arrogant
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Pundit
Learned authority, critic or commentator
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Quiescent
At rest still or dormsny
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Rarefied
Elevated in nature, lofty, refined, select
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Recalcitrant
Stubborn, resisting authority
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Dubious
Unable to be relied upon "Dubious claims"
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Persnickety
Snobbish
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Paucity
A lack of something | Pauper- lacks money
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Veracity
Truthful
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Maintain
To assert | A scientist maintains her teory
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Prosaic
Dull lacking imagination
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Alacrity
Eager and willing to do aomething
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Egregious
To stand out in a bad way
495
Erratic
Unpredictable
496
Bleak
A depressing view on life
497
Pugnacious
To argue aggressively "Pug"nacious-little dogs bark a lot
498
Contrite
To feel relorse
499
Disparate
Two things which are unalike
500
Laconic
Using few words (batman)
501
Eviscerate
To remove contents of a body ( in surgery or prepping chicken)
502
Extant
To be around for a LOnG time | ( opposite of EXTinct
503
Abase
To reduce or lower in rank/ position
504
Augury
Divination, something that tells the future, an omen " the augury that the world would end came true"
505
Trope
A reoccurring idea or figure of speech, such as a metaphor, an overused embellishment( in speech) " the meaning of the trope 'at peace with oneself' is derived from..."
506
Anodyne
A medicine or something that provides relief; a source of comfort. "Cayenne pepper is a natural anodyne for many common ailments."
507
Unbidden
Not invited requested or asked for "Unbidden guests"
508
Ineluctable
Impossible to avoid or escape "Inevitable" "inescapable" When living a sedentary lifestyle and eating donuts all day weight gain is INELUCTABLE
509
Despot
Ruler with absolute power; tyrant "Autocrat, lord, tyrant, master" Hitler was a more modern DESPOT
510
Legion
A large military or army; a multitude or large number "Army, multitude" A LEGION of men approached the castle gates"
511
Thoroughgoing
Complete or very thorough; without qualification Syn:complete, extreme, unqualified After much interview preparation it was obvious during the session that she was not thoroughgoing
512
Immutable
Unable to be changed Syn:unalterable, unchangeable Plastic surgery can make ones features more appealing but a bad personality is IMMUTABLE
513
Ingratiating
To bring oneself into the good graces of another; to win someone over; agreeable Syn:Insinuate, recommend
514
Stultify
To render useless; to cause to appear foolish Syn: besot, humiliate, duncify The professor stultified the students speech by asking prodding difficult questions
515
Precarious
Unstable or dangerously insecure and unsafe "The US was experiencing precarious times during 9/11"
516
Specious
Deceptive; seemingly well reasoned but false. Deceptively pleasing. Syn: fallacious, insencere, meretricious
517
Inimical
Harmful, hostile, adverse Syn: unfriendly, antagonistic, incompatible Meredith Grey stated her uterus was hostile or inimical
518
Ramshackle
Poorly maintained, loose disjointed falling apart. Syn: loose, rundown, dilapidated, ruinous
519
Dilapidated
Broken down, shabby; having fallen into a state of despair or deterioration Syn: bedraggled, decayed, decadent
520
Peripatetic
Traveling from place to place by foot. Syn: pedestrian, nomad, itinerant Those who live in small towns with few cars live a peripatetic lifestyle
521
Debase
To lower in character or quality or value Syn: degrade, demean, adulterate, decline, abase
522
Penurious
Destitute, stingy or unwilling to spend money, barren or thin Syn: miserly, avaricious, parsimonious, impoverished
523
Volubility
Fluent flow of speech; changeable Syn: rotating, fluent, talkative, unstable The politicians speech was voluble and allowed for a fluid flow of cogent ideas
524
Itinerant
Habitually traveling from place to place Syn:peripatetic, wandering
525
Spartan
Austere, lacking in decor,frugal; characterized by self denial Men like to keep their apartments spartan, until their girlfriends come with decorations.
526
Venality
Susceptible to bribery or corruption. Syn: mercenariness Far too many politicians have been chastised for venality
527
Probity
Complete integrity; honesty Syn: integrity, honor, rectitude "Probity- when someone 'probes' you better use probity in your response if you want to maintain integrity"
528
Graft
Corruption The drug trade is awash with graft and corruption
529
Dynamo
Extremely energetic forceful person
530
Incensed
Furiously angry Syn: angered enraged
531
Discountenance
To treat with disfavor; to embarrass Syn: discourage, abash, condem He used discountenance to discourage the students rude chatter
532
Brook
To tolerate or put up with Syn:bear, endure,
533
Contumely
Rudeness or contempt arising from arrogance Syn: disdain, disgrace, impudence, contempt
534
Subterfuge
A misrepresentation or a deceptive strategy or device " in order to see through the subterfuge they needed to bring in the CIA agent"
535
Saturnine
Melancholy or sullen Syn: grave, gloomy, depressed After the death of her mother her demeanor was saturnine
536
Celerity
Swift in action or motion Speedy, quick, rapid
537
Arch
To be playful in a mischievous way
538
Puckish
Mischievous