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Repudiate

To reject, Disown, non authoritative, without force

Syns: None Hint: LOOK at the first 2 letters of the word

Temerity

Rash or Foolhardy boldness

Syns: Effrontery, audacity

Jocular

Not serious, joking, facetious

Syns: Jesting

Tribulation

A great suffering, distress, or trouble

Tribul - ation (Hint)

Usurp

To take control of or seize and hold by force or without right

Alwin usurped his favorite COD, black ops2 from his friend without him knowing.

Adamant

Refusing to be persuaded or to change ones mind

Syns: Unwavering

Impecunious

Lacking money, penniless, Indigent

Syn: Indigent

Diminution

Decreasing, Lessening

Di min ution ----> Di

Equitable

Fair, Just

Easiest Word Here u stupid...

Dupe

To deceive by Trickery, Fool, Cheat

Not to duplicate LOL


Syns: Cozen

Excavate

To make a hole or cavity by digging

EXcavate exCAVATE


One time, John had his tooth excavated by the orthodontist 3 times in the same day

Fervent

Having or showing great feeling; Intensely Devoted

Some people are fervent about religion on sundays

Fraudulent

Counterfeit, Fake, False

FRAUDulent He tried paying for the house with the FRAUDulent cash

Morose

Gloomy, Sullen (Dark or poorly lit, especially so as to appear depressing or frightening)

Mr Lagmay OF MICE AND MEN

Philanthropic

Charitable, helping mankind

Syns: Altruistic, Maganimous, Munificent

Admonish

To scold mildly, to rebuke someone angrily

Syns: Berate

Apprehend

To take into custody; to take hold of mentally

Syns: Perceive

Benign

Doing little or no harm; Not malignant

Syns: genial, merciful

Callous

Lacking pity or Mercy ; Unfeeling

Syns: hard hearted, impenitent

Eccentric

Deviating from the norm; odd, unconventional

Syns: Aberrant, idosyncratic, whimsical

Erratic

Having no fixed course or purpose; irregular, random

Syns: Incalcuable, Uncertain, Vagarious

Exorbitant

Going beyond what is reasonable; excessive, extravagent

Syns: Preposterous, Unconscionable

Flounder

To struggle to move or obtain footing; to move clumsily or ineffectually

I began to flounder for the rest of the week after i hurt my ____

Gluttonous

Describing someone who greedily eats too much

Syns: Devouring, edacious, Voracious

Illusory

Deceptive; not real

Syns: Chimerical, ostensible, Semblant