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adjunct
n. something added, attached, or joined
meretricious
adj. gaudy; plausible but false; specious
pellucid
adj. transparent; easily understood
pallid
adj. lacking color or liveliness
libertine
n. one without moral restraint
concomitant
n. existing concurrently
cosmology
n. study of the universe as a totality; theory of the origin and structure of the universe
gambol
v. to frolic; leap playfully
nexus
n. connection; center
exculpate
v. to clear of blame; vindicate
arrest
v. to stop; to seize
gullible
adj. easily deceived
concave
adj. curving inward
hallowed
adj. holy; sacred
accure
v. to accumulate; grow by additions
insouciant
adj. indifferent; lacking concern or care
broach
v. mention for the first time
facilitate
v. to make less difficult
insipid
adj. lacking in flavor; dull
machinations
n. strategy; plots or schemes
dirge
n. funeral hymn
alacrity
n. cheerful willingness; eagerness; speed
latent
adj. present but hidden; potential
deference
n. respect; regard fr another's wish
distill
v. extract the essential elements
litany
n. lengthy recitation; repetitive chant
diffuse
v. to spread out
misanthrope
n. one who hates humanity
anachronism
n. something out of the proper time
forberance
n. patience
complacent
adj. self-satisfied
fallow
adj. plowed but not sowed; uncultivated
covetous
adj. desiring something owned by another
burgeon
v. to flourish
minuscule
adj. very small
efficacy
n. efficiency; effectiveness
arduous
adj. extremely difficult; laborious
disparage
v. to belittle
impute
v. to relate to a particular cause or source; attribute the fault to; assign as a characteristic
meterological
adj. concerned with the weather
indolent
adj. habitually lazy; idle
intangible
adj. not material
elegy
n. poem or song expressing lamentation
audacious
adj. bold daring
inundate
v. to cover with water; overwhelm
abysmal
adj. very bad
admonish
v. to caution or reprimand
disparate
adj. dissimilar
levity
"n. light manner or attitude
e.g. introduce levity to a serious atmosphere"
indigence
n. poverty
exhort
v. to urge by strong appeals
beneficent
adj. kindly; doing good
incursion
n. sudden invasion
limn
v. to draw; describe
erudite
adj. learned; scholarly