Final English Words

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Affectation

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n. unnatural or artificial behavior trying to impress someone

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Affinity

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n. kinship

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Affluent

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adj. wealthy

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Cogent

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adj. powerfully convincing

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Diffident

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adj. shy

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Digress

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v. to stray away from the main subject

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beset

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v. to harass or to surround

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coherent

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adj. holding; together making sense

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discern

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v. to have insight; to see things clearly; to discriminate; to differentiate

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discreet

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adj. prudent; judiciusly reserved

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extricate

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v. to free from difficulty;

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Allege

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v. to assert without proff

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Alleviate

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v. to relieve, usually temporarily or incompletely; to make bearable; to lessen

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compelling

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adj. forcefull, causing to yield

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discriminate

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v. to noticeor point out the difference between two or more things

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disdain

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n. arrogent scorn contempt

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disinterested

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adj. not taking sides; unbiased

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equanimity

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n. composure; calm

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ambivalent

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adj. - simultaneous and contradicting feelings

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ameliorate

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v - to make better or more tolerable

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amenable

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adj. - willing or well suited

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concise

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adj. - brief, free from ellaboration

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concurrent

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adj - occurring at the same time

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encroach

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v - to move in on the rights of another

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amiable

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adj - friendly agreeable

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brevity

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n - briefness

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broach

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v - o open a subject for discussion, ofent a delicate subject

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burgeon

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v - to expand; to flourish

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condescend

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v - to stoop to someone else's level, usually in an offensive way; to patronize

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condone

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v - to overlook; to permit to happen

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dormant

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adj - inactive; as though asleep; asleep

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enervate

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v - to reduce the strength

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Conducive

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adj. promoting

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Congenial

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adj. agerably suitable, pleasant

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Dubious

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adj. full of doubt; uncertain

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Duplicity

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n.the act of being two faced; double dealing; deception

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Exacerbate

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v. to make worse

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Exacting

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adj. extremely demanding; difficult; requiring great skill or care

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Anguish

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n. or v. agonizingly physical or mental pain

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animosity

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n. resentment, hostility

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consensus

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n. unamity

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enigma

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n. a mystery

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exasperate

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v. to annoy thoroughly

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anomaly

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n. deviation from the common rule

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Antipathy

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n. dislike

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Antithesis

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n. the direct opposite

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Apathy

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n. lack of interest

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construe

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v. to interpret

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contentious

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adj. argumentative

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Contiguous

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adj. adjoining

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Contingent

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adj. dependent

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Enormity

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n. immensity, extreme evil

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Exemplify

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v. to serve as a good example

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Exhaustive

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adj. through, complete

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appease

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v. to soothe

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Apprehensive

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adj. worried

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Appropriate

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v. to take something without permission

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Contrite

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adj. addmitting guilt

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Contrived

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adj. artificial

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Conventional

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adj. common