Additional Words C-D

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convivial

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friendly

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connubial

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of marriage

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craven

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cowardly

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cajole

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coax, wheedle

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callous

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heartless

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curtail

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cut down

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complicity

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involvement

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connoisseur

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savour

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conspicuous

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prominently visible

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candour

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frankness

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criterion

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standard of judging

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cursory

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hasty, casual

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contiguous

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adjacent

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chequered

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marked by ups and downs

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canard

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rumour

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carnal

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flashly

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chicanery

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trickery, false argument

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circumvent

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outwit

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circumscribe

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confined limit

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cessation

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terminating

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clairvoyant

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fortuneteller

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circumspect

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cautious, prudent

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confiscate

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cease, commandeer

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cognizance

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awareness, knowledge

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charade

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guessing the word from action, pretence

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chivalry

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courage marked with honour, courtesy

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charlatan

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fraud, quack

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chubby

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round faced, plump

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conjure

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to make happen with magic

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choleric

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easily made angry

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contravene

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violent, conflict

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catchword

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slogan

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chimerical

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mythical, fanciful

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cataclysm

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provoke

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compassion

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kind, benevolent

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conjecture

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guess

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crux

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gist

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covet

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desire eagerly

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cupidity

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greed for sth

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caveat

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..

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consort

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the husband or the wife of the ruler

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consortium

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an association of companies

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consanguine

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same family related by blood

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congenital

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occurring since birth

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crusade

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struggle or movement

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coffers

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treasury

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castigate

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criticize

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concoct

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invent excuse

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capitalise

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used to once advantage

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culminate

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reach the highest point

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checkmate

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obstruct, defeat

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cordial

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warm, heart felt

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carousal

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noisy revelry, feast

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curb

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check control

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cinderella

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something long neglected

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colossal

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gignatic

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cavalier

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without being serious, discourteous

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convalescent

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a person recovering from illness

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coeval

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of the same origin

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crunch

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important and unpleasant situation, shortage

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descry

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seen from distance

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delirium

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violent excitement

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disseminate

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spread widely

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duress

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forcible restrained, threat

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decrepit

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worn out by age

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desultory

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aimless

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devious

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go astray, erratic

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diabolical

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devilish

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debility

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weakness

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debonair

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friendly, pleasing

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derelict

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abandon, negligent

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destitute

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extremly poor

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dipsomanic

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having crave for liquor, inebriated

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debutant

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amateur

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discerning

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having insight

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dissolute

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loose in morals

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denigrate

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lacken, disparage

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doleful

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sorrowful

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disconsolate

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sad, grieving

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distraught

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distracted by anxiety

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diatribe

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bitter scolding, invective

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discursive

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rambling, tortuous

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delectable

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delightful

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disparate

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dissimilar

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denizen

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inhaitants

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dispassionate

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calm, impartial

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deviate

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go away from

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detente

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easing of strong relations

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doyen

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a person of repute in his field

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drudgery

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unpleasant work

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defalcation

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misappropriation, embezzlement

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dementia

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mental weakness

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diaspora

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the dispersion or spread of any people from their original homeland

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dilettante

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without real commitment or knowledge.

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dispel

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make (a doubt, feeling, or belief) disappear.

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docile

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ready to accept control or instruction; submissive.

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delinquent

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tending to commit crime, particularly minor crime.

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dismal

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causing a mood of gloom or depression.

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discrepancy

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an illogical or surprising lack of compatibility or similarity between two or more facts

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deviant

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a person different from customary character

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delirious

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in an acutely disturbed state of mind characterized by restlessness, illusions, and incoherence; affected by delirium.

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