Gre Ii

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Belie

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contradict; misrepresent; to give a false impression

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Burgeon

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to flourish, to grow rapidly

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Desultory

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random; disconnected; rambling

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Dissemble

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to pretend; to disguise one’s motives

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Dissolution

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disintegration; debauchery

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Effrontery

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shameless boldness; presumptuousness

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Equivocate

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to intentionally use vague language

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Ingenuous

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naïve and trusting; lacking sophistication

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Opprobrium

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disgrace; contempt

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Recondite

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abstruse; profound

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Repudiate

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reject as having no authority

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Abjure

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to reject; abandon formally

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Demur

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to question or oppose

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Descry

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to discriminate or discern

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Impetuous

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impulsive; characterized by sudden or rash action or emotion

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Inimical

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damaging; harmful; injurious

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Ineluctable

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inevitable; unavoidable

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Insouciant

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indifferent; lacking concern or care

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Intrepid

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steadfast and courageous

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Inveigh

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to disapprove; protest vehemently

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Inveigle

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to win over by flattery or coaxing

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Pernicious

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extremely harmful; potentially causing death

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Profligate

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excessively wasteful; recklessly extravagant

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Remonstrate

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to object or protest

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Salutary

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remedial; causing improvement

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Sententious

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aphoristic or moralistic; epigrammatic; tending to moralize excessively

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Surfeit

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excess; an overabundant supply

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Virulent

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extremely harmful or poisonous; bitterly hostile or antagonistic

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Temerity

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excessive confidence or boldness

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Apprise

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to inform

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Approbation

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praise; approval

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Enervate

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to weaken

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Dyspeptic

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gloomy, pessimistic, irritable

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Contrived

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obviously planned or forced

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Venal

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bribable; mercenary; corruptible

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Equivocal

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ambiguous; open to more than one interpretation

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Pejorative

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expressing contempt or disapproval

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Vindicate

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clear of blame or suspicion

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Abet

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to encourage or support

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Enmity

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hostile

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Explicate

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to make plain or clear

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Ingratiate

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to establish oneself in the good graces of others

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Ingénue

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innocent; artless

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Seminal

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having possibilities of future development; primary, decisive

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Candor

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frank, open, sincere

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Incisive

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penetrating; cutting; biting

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Equable

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free from change; uniform

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Reticent

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not speaking freely, reserved

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Guileless

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sincere; free from guile

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Inexorable

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unyielding; unalterable

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Myopic

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shortsighted; narrow-minded

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Ken

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knowledge, understanding; range of one’s vision

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Aggrandized

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to make larger or greater

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Limpid

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clear, transparent

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Avail

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help; benefit

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Fastidious

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attentive and concerned with detail

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Lackadaisical

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lacking enthusiasm and determination; lazy

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Indelible

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not to be forgotten or removed

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Conscientious

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wishing to do what is right

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Travail

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painfully difficult or burdensome