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141 Cards in this Set
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Impassive
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showing no feeling or emotion
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Inauspicious
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unfavorable or unlucky
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Incontrovertible
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unquestionable beyond dispute
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Implicit
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implied or understood though unexpressed
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incisive
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sharp, keen, penetrating
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inclulcate
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to impress on the mid by repetition
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imperious
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overbearing arrogant
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ivective
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abusive language
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irresolute
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unable to make up ones mind
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ignoble
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mean, low
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impungn
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to attack as false, to call into question
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intemperate
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lacking self control, immoderate
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inconsequential
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unimportant, trifling
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infraction
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a breaking of a law or obligation
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austere
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severe or stern in manner
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connisseur
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an expert , one who is able to pass critical judgment
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collate
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to compare critically in order to note differences similarities
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carousal
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merrymaking, noisy revelry
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cupidity
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an egar desire for something
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contigous
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touvhing , side by sid e
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caricature
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a representation in which the subjects chaaractristic features are deliberaty exagerated
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corroborate
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to confirl, make more certain bolster substantiate verify
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contigent
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likely but not certain to happen possible dependant on incertain events or conditions
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censurable
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deserving blame or correction
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covert
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hidden disguised secret
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cupapble
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deserving blame worthy of condemination
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corpulent
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fat having a large bulky body
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consternation
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dismay/ confusion
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crass
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coarse, unfeeling, stupid
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concort
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to prepare by combinning ingreddents
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cadaverous
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pale gaunt resembling a corpse
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beneficent
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performing acts of kindness or charity
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debase
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to lower character
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desecrate
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to commit sacrilege upon, to contaminate, to pollut
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disconcert
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to confuse to disturb the composure of
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disavow
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to deney responsibility for or connection with
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dispassionate
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impartial calm free from emotion
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dissension
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disagreement sharp diffrence of opinion
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dissipate
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to cause to disapear to scatter
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Dilatory
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tending to delay or procrastinate
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debonair
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pleasant courteous, lighthearted smooth and polish in manner
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dun
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dark dull
to demand insistently especially in payment a creditor |
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Denizen
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an inhabitant resident one who frequents a place
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discursive
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passing aimlessly from one place pr subject to another rambling
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disseminate
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to scatter or spread widely
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dowdy
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poorly dressed shabby lacking smartness and good taste
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deleterious
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harmful injurious
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disconsolate
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deeply unhappy
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grandoise
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absurdly exagerated grand in an impressive or stately way, marked by pomous affectation or graneur
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pillage
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to tob of goods by open force
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prate
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to talk a great deal on a foolisj or aimless fashion
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punctilious
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very careful and exact
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perfidy
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treahery , faithless
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pretentious
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done for show
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penury
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extreme poverty barreness
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procrastinate
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to delay
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provacative
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arousing desire, annoying
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palpable
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capable of being toched or felt
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perceptive
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having sympathetic insight
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pernicious
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extremly harmful / fatal
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paraphrase
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to restate in other words
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paragon
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a model of excellence or perfection
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politic
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prudent shrewdly conceived and developed
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prosaic
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dull lacking in distinction and originality
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prolific
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abudantly productive
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redoubtable
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inspirinf fear or awe
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reprove
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to find fault with scold
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restitution
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the act of restoring
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relegate
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to place in a lower position
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resuscitate
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to revive bring back
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recondite
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exceeding ordinary knowledge and understanding
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reprobate
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scoundrel a depreaved vicious un princupled person
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redundant
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extra excess, repetive lush
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rejoinder
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a reply to a reply
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mitigate
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to make milder or softer to moderate in force or intensity
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vunerable
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open to attack
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gauntlet
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an armored or protective glove a challenge , or ordeal
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hypothetical
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based on an assumption or guess/ used as a provisional or tentative idea to guide or direct investigation
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odium
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hatred, contempt , disgrace or infamy resulting gtom hateful conduct
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stalwart
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strong sturdy brave
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squeamish
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inclined to nausea , easily shocked or upset
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subservient
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subordinate in capacity or role submissively obedient serving to promote some end
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susceptible
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open to easily influenced lacking resistance
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slovenly
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untidy dirty careless
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supposition
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something that is assumed or taken for granted without conclusive evidence
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sedentary
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characterized bu or calling for continued sitting
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salient
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leaping or jumping
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satiate
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to satisfy completly
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sear
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to make or become dry
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specious
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deceptive
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sanctimonous
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making a show of virtue or righteousness
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scintillating
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sparkling twinkling exceptionaly brilliant
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opportune
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sutible or convienient for a particular purpose
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nonplussed
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puzzled , at a loss
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austere
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severe or stern in manner
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acrimonious
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stinging bitter in temper or tone
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abate
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to make less in amount degree to subside become less to nulify
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adulation
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praise or flattery that is excessive
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anathema
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an object of intense dislike a curse or strong denunciation
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astute
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shrewd crafty showing pratical wisdom
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avarice
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a greedy desire , particulary for wealth
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accrue
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to grow or accumulate overtiem to happen as a natural result
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annotation
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a critical or explanatory note or comment especially for a literary work
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absolve
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to clear from blame responsibility or guilt
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abet
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to encourage assit aid support
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aver
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to affirm declare confidently
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bovine
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resembling a cow or ox sluggish un responsive
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consternation
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dismay confusion
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corpulent
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fat, having a large, bulky body
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disavow
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to deny responsibility for or connection with
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dispassionate
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impartial calm free from emtion
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dissension
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disagreemwnt sharp diffrence of opinion
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dissipate
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to cause to disapear to scatter dispel
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expurgate
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to remove objectionable passages or words from written tense to cleasne purify
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culpapble
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deserving blame worthy of condemnation
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dilatory
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tending to delay or prcrastinate not prompt
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egregious
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conspicuous standing out from the mass
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equivocate
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to speak or act in a way that allows for more than one interpretation to be deliberately vague or ambigous
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evanescent
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vanishing soon passing away light airy
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nebulous
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cloud like resembling a cloud cloudy in color not transparent vague confused indistinct
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efficacious
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effective prducing results
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equanimity
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calmness composure refusal to panic
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fortuitous
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accidental occurring by happy chance
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gist
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the essential part main point or essence
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motley
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showing great variety composed of diffrent elements or many colors
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munificent
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extremely generous lavish
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heresy
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an opinion diffrent from accepted belif the denual of an idea that is generally held sacred
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foist
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to impose by fraud to pass off as worthy or genuine to bring about bu stealthh dishonesty or coercion
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florid
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highly colored reddis excessibly ornate showy
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enhance
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to raise to a higher degree
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enthrall
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to captivate charm hold spellbound
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extenuate
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to lessen the seriousness or magnituse or an offense by making partial
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ostentatious
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showy markd by conspicuous or pretentious display
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winesome
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charming attractive pleasing
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herculean
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relating to hercules
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grisly
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frightful horrible
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forment
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to premote trouble
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torpid
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inactive sluggish dull
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nebulous
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cloudlike resembling a cloud
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novice
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one who is just a beginer at sonmeactivity requiring skill and eperience
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bovine
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resembling a cow
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