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Misanthrope (Noun)
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A person who hates or didtrusts other people.
The students misanthrope attitude made the Spanish student unconfortable. |
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Vital (Adjective)
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Neccessary; Essential
Water is very vital to soldiers on the battle field |
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Nominal (Adjective)
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In name only, A very small amount.
The party was attended by a just nominal people. |
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Vivacious (Ajective)
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Lively, Full of spirit.
The picture of the world trade center before it went down was very vivacious. |
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Philanthropist (Noun)
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One who wished to help humanity. A person who makes large gifts to charity.
Southwest students are philanthropist who donates time time in homeless shelters cleaning up. |
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Viable (Adjective)
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Capable of Living. Capable of success. Workable.
Condict was not a viable candidate for the democrats due to his scandle |
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Genocide (Noun)
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The planned murder of a large group.
The Nazi's commited genocide on the Jews. |
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Genesis (Noun)
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Origin, Beginning
My greatgranfather was the genesis of my last name. |
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Congenital (Adjective)
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Existing at birth
My father was congential at the hosipatl when my mum went into labor. |
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Anthropological (adjective)
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The study of human beings
For my anthropological research i studied about the mummies. |
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Pseudonym (Noun)
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Assumed name, Pen name
My sister who under the pseudonym "Miss thing" got an A in her spanish class. |
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Rwnowned (Adjective)
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Famous, Well regarded
Bill Clinton is very renowned among African Americans. |