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ABERRANT

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ADJ
DEVIATING FROM THE NORM

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ALACRITY

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NOUN
EAGER AND ENTHUSIASTIC WILLINGNESS

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APPROBATION

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NOUN
AN EXPRESSION OF APPROVAL OR PRAISE

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ASSUAGE

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VERB
TO EASE OR LESSEN
TO APPEASE OR PACIFY

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AUDACIOUS

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ADJ
DARING AND FEARLESS; RECKLESSLY BOLD

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CAPRCIOUS

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INCLINED TO CHNGE ONES MIND IMPULSIVELY;ERRATIC, UNPREDICTABLE

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CENSURE

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VERB
TO CRITICIZE SEVERELY; TO OFFICIALLY RBUKE

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CHICANERY

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NOUN
TICERY OR SUBTERFUGE

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CONNOISSEUR

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AN INFORMED AND ASTUTE JUDGE IN MATTERS OF TASTE; EXPERT NOUN

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DISCORDANT

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ADJ
CONFLICTING;DISSONANT OR HARSH SOUND

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DISPARATE

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ADJ
FUNDAMENTALLY DISTINCT OR DISSIMILAR

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ELOQUENT

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ADJ
WELL-SPOKEN;EXPRESSIVE;ARTICULATE

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ENERVATE

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VERB
TO WEAKEN;TO REDUCE IN VITALITY

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ENNUI

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NOUN
DISSATISFACTION AND RESTLESSSNESS RESULTING FROM BOREDOM OR APATHY

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EQUIVOCATE

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VERB
TO USE AMBIGUOUS LANGUAGE WITH A DECEPTIVE INTENT

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EXCULPATE

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VERB
EXONERATE;TO CLEAR OF BLAME

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EXIGENT

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ADJ
UNGENT;PRESSING;REQUIRING IMMEDIATE ACTION OR ATTENTION

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FILIBUSTER

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NOUN
INTENTION OBSTRUCTION ESP. USING PROLONGE SPEECHMAKING TO DEALY LEGISLATIVE ACTION

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INGENOUS

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ADJ
ARTLESS;FRANK AND CANDID;LACKING IN SOPHISTICATION

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INURED

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ADJ
ACCUSTOMED TO ACCEPTING SOMETHING UNDESIREABLE

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URASCIBLE

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ADJ
EASILY ANGERED;PRONE TO TEMPERAMENTAL OPUTBURSTS

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LAUD

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VERB
TO PRAISE HIGHLY

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MAGNAMINITY

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NOUN
THE QUALITY OF GEING GENEROUSLY NOBLE IN MIND AND HEART---FORGIVING

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MARTIAL

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ADJ
ASSOCIATED WITH WAR AND THE ARMED FORCES

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MUNDANE

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ADJ
OF THE WORLD;TYPUICAL OF OR CONCERNED WITH THE ORDINARY

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NASCENT
(HINT-- )

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ADJ
COMING INTO BEING;IN EARLY DEVELOPMENT STAGES

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NEBULOUS

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ADJ
VAGUE;CLOUDY;LACKING CLEARLY DEFINED FORM

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NEOLOGISM

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NOUN
A NEW WORD, EXPRESSION OR USAGE; THE CREATION OR USE OF NEW WORDS OR SENSES

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NOXIOUS

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ADJ
HARMFUL;INJURIOUS

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OBTUSE

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ADJ
LACKING SHARPNESS OF INTELLECT;NOT CLEAR OR PRECISE IN THOUGHT OR EXPRESSION

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PARODY

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NOUN
A HUMOROUS IMITATION INTENDED FOR RIDICULE OR COMIC EFFECT, ESP. IN LITERATUREOR ART

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PERENNIAL

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ADJ
RECURRENT THROUGH THE YEAR OR MANY YEARS; HAPPENING REPEATEDLY

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PERFUNCTORY

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ADJ
CURSORY;DONE WITHOUT CARE OR INTEREST

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PRATTLE

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VERB
TO BABBLE MEANINGLESSLY;TO TALK IN AN EMPTY AND IDLE MANNER

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PRESCIENCE
hint PREMINITION

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NOUN
FORKNOWLEDGE OF EVENTS;KNOWING OF EVENTS PRIOR TO THEIR OCCURING

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PREVICARICATE

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VERB
TO DELIBERATELY AVOID THE TRUTH;TO MISLEAD

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refute

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to disprove;to successively argue against

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relegate

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to forcefully assign espt to a lower place or position

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solicitous

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concerned and attentive;eager

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sporadic

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occuring only occasionally, or in scattered instances

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static

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not moving, active, or in motion;at rest

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stupefy

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to stun, baffle or amaze

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tortuous

a road that winds around bends

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winding;twisting;excessively complicated

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truculent

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fierce;cruel;eager to fight

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voracious

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having an insatiable appetite for an activity or pursuit;ravenous

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waver

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to move to and from;to sway;to be unsettled in opinion

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START OF GROUP THREE

ABSCOND

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TO DEPART CLANDESTINELY;TO STEAL OFF AND HIDE

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AMELIORATE

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TO MAKE BETTER OR MORE TOLERABLE

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ARDUOUS

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STRENUOUS;TAXING;REQUIRING SIGNIFICANT EFFORT

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ASCETIC

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ONE WHO PRACTICES RIGID SELF DENIAL ESP AS AN ACT OF RELIGIOUS DEVOTION

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AUSTERE

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WITHOUT ADORNMENT;BARE;SEVERLY SIMPLE ASCETIC

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AXIOM

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A UNIVERSALLY RECOGNIZED PRINCIPLE

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AXIOMATIC

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TAKEN AS A GIVEN;POSESSING SEF-EVIDENT TRUTH

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BUCOLIC

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RUSTIC AND PASTORAL;CHARACTERISTIC OF RURAL AREAS AND THEIR INHABITANTS

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CANONICAL

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FOLLOWING OE IN fewwmwnr qirh XXWPRWS, RESIRIONl arNSesa

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culpable

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deserving blame

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disabuse

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undeceive;to set right

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elctic

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composed of elements drawn from various sources

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effrontery

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estreme boldnes; presumptuousness

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precipitate

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acting with excessibe haste or impulse

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precipitate

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acting with excessive haste or impulse

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precipitate

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to cause or happen before anticipated or required

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precursor

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one that precedes and indicates or announces another

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predilection

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a dispositon in favor of something;preference

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prolific

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producing large coumes or amounts;productive

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quiescence

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stillness;motionless;quality of being at rest

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recant

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to retract esp a previously held belief

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redoubtable

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awe-aspiring;worthy of honor

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reticent

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quiet;reserved;reluctant to express thoughts and feelings

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stire

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literary work that ridicules or criticizes a human vice through humor or derision

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sordid

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characterized by filth, grime, or qualor: foul

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squaldid

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sordid;wretched and dirty as in neglect

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squander

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to waste by spending or using irresponsibly

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stoic

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indifferent to or unaffected by pleasure or pain;steadfast

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stymie

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ato block; thwart