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Amalgam

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Mixture of multiple things

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Profligate

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Spending resources recklessly and wastefully

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Amenable

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Easily persuaded

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Me lol

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Castigate

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To reprimand or scold harshly

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Parochial

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Narrowly restricted in scope or view

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Qualify

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To limit a statement, make less severe, make a statement less absolute

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He qualified his love for alphonso mangoes by pointing out that hapus was the best.

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Veracious

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Truthful

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Venerate

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To worship, respect deeply

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Mercurial

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Prone to unexpected changes in mood

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Censure

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To express strong disapproval

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Innocuous

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Harmless

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Wanting

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Lacking

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Belie

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Misrepresent, give a false representation

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Her smile belies her inner turmoil

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Iconoclast

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Person who attacks cherished beliefs of society, rebel

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Lady Gaga on fashion

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Egregious

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Standing out in a negative manner, shockingly bad

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Infamous, Ashaan

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Upbraid

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To scold or reprimand

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Ambiguous

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Unclear, open to more than one interpretation

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Prevaricate

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Beat around the Bush, speak in an evasive way

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Parsimonious

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Extremely miserly and stingy

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Artful

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Clever in a cunning way ; exhibiting artistic skill

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Demur

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To object, to show reluctance

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I demur when invited to social events

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Harangue

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A long aggressive speech, tirade

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Commensurate

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To be in proportion, corresponding to degree or amount

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Impertinent

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Disrespectful, improperly forward

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Ambivalent

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Mixed or conflicting emotions about something

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Betray

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To reveal or make something known, mostly by mistake

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Vindicate

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Clear someone of blame, guilt, suspicion

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Exonerate

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Clear someone of blame or suspicion, vindicate

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Exulpate

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Clear someone of blame or suspicion, vindicate

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Auspicious

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Favourable

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Extant

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Still existing, opposite to extinct

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Acrimony

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Bitterness and ill - will

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Galvanize

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To excite or inspire someone to action

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Calumny

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Making of a false statement meant to injure a person's reputation

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Slander, defame falsely

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Laconic

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Brief, using very few words

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Ingenuous

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Innocent, unsuspecting, naive

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Prodigal

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Rashly, Wastefully extravagant

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Aberration

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Deviation from what is normal or expected

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Glitch in the matrix

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Disinterested

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Unbiased, neutral

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Disinterested jury

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Venality

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Condition of being susceptible to bribes or corruption

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Indian Police, Sreesanth

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Frugal

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Not spending much money but spending wisely

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Involved

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Complicated, difficult to comprehend

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Enervate

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To Sap, drain energy from, weaken

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Restive

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Restless

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Amorphous

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Shapeless

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Equivocal

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Confusing or ambiguous

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Rustic

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Characteristic of the rural life, awkwardly simple and provincial

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Concede

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To acknowledge defeat; admit to a wrongdoing ; surrender, give over

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Diffident

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Showing modest reserve, lacking confidence

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Opposite to confident

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Torpor

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Inactivity due to lethargy or lack of vigor or energy

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Laziness

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Mitigate

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Make less severe or harsh ; lessen the severity of a crime

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Fortuitous

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Occurring by happy and lucky chance, having no apparent cause

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Inexorable

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Impossible to stop or prevent

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Inevitable

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Frivolous

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Not serious, carefree

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Exacerbate

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To make worse

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Too much workout exertion can exacerbate your body health.

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Germane

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Relevant or appropriate

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Chortle

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To chuckle, laugh merrily, often in a breathy muffled way

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Obscure

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Make unclear; known only by a few

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Didactic

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Excessively instructive

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Rohit Sarin

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Apathetic

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Lack of interest, enthusiasm or concern

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Conspicuous

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Completely obvious, without any attempt at concealment

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Unhidden, overt

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Culminate

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Reach the highest or most decisive point

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Glut

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An excessive supply ; supply with an excess of

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_____ of food

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Gall

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The trait of being rude and impertinent ; feeling of deep and bitter anger and ill will

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(negative) The balls to do something

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Aesthete

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One who professes great sensitivity to the beauty of art and nature

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Art nerd