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Egress
Exit
Singular
Unique
Recant
Take Back
Turpitude
Bad Character, Basic Criminal Nature
Surpress
Crush, Stifle
Loquacious
Very Talkative
Reproach
Scold
Calibrate
Mark For Measurement
Calamity
Disaster
Oblivious
Unaware