Merriam Webster vocabulary

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Fatigue

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Tired

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Meticulously

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Carefully

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Oblivious

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Not aware and not cautious

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Extemporaneous

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Usually refers to a speech that has been prepared but not yet memorized

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Impromptu

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Not even prepared and already most likely presenting the speech

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Impeccable

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Impeccable describes that which is free from fault, error, or blame. It is a synonym of flawless.

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Synonym of impeccable

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Immaculate

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Capricious

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Capricious is a formal word that describes someone or something governed or characterized by impulsivity or unpredictability.

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Synonym of capricious

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Impulsive

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Fusty

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Out of fashion and interest, old fashioned

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Synonym of fusty

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Musty

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Impugn

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Challenge, question, antonym of support

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Infinitesimal

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Too small to be measured

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Sentient

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Is to be cautious of and aware of the five senses

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Gadabout

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A person who flits around in social activity

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Stymie, encumber

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Both me to be pulled back, weighed down, stopped in any way wether of a heavy load or mental problems

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Lethargic adjective

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Showing of interest or energy

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Ignite

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Heat up, catch fire, excite

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Copious

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Large amount, copious chocolate

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Propensity

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Affection, strong tendency to do something

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Proclivity

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a natural tendency of the mind or personality

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penchant

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Strong inclination 禮讓，尊敬鞠躬的感覺

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predilection

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Preference

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pendulous

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Hanging down, for example like branches, without visible support.

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Chockablock

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Adjective describing something fully packed

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Ambivalent

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Adjective describing an attitude where your feelings are contradicting, you want something but at the same time don’t want something

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Ethos

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A belief of someone or a organization

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Vilify

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Synonym of defame meaning saying harsh words

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Rue

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Means regret, usually said “rue the day”

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Fret

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Worried

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Feckless

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Meaning done ineffectively.

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Tribulation

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Meaning experiencing pain, suffering or whatever sadness

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Taciturn

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Quiet, not someone who speaks lots

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Chastise verb

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To criticize someone and blame. Opposite: pardon

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Eccentric 偏心、古怪🤪

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Whimsical 異想天開 caprice

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Caprice noun ( the caprices of the weather)

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任性 sudden unpredictable changes

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Ludicrous adj

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Laughable through obvious absurdity, incongruity, exaggeration or eccentricity

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Indulge (please indulge me for a moment)

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Excuse, humor, spoil

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Clemency ( the judge ignored his pleas for clemency )

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The disposition to be merciful due to maybe work

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Urbane

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Development of word urban, meaning in the city to be stylish, formal, polite and well-mannered.

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Condone

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To approve, overlook, encourage or forgive behavior that is unacceptable.

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Sublimate

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To express and changing something in form but not the essence, she used her painting to sublimate her anger.

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Immense

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huge, a lot, opposite infinitesimal

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Feisty, scrappy

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Aggressive spirit, quarrelsome and frisky

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Induct

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Formally given possession

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Deductive

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Inferable, reasoned, derivable, deducible

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A priori

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Presumptive, deductive

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Presumptive

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Believable, plausible, probable

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Aperiodic

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Irregular in occurrence

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Caloricity

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The ability to develop or maintain body heat.

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Aggregate

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Whole, on aggregate, in total

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Reaps

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Gather or cut, usually used for reap the harvest

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Fulminate

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Complain loudly or angrily about something

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Cognitive

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Involving conscious intellectual activity