Indolence

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Indolence

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N. Tendency to avoid work.

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Wrest

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V. To twist away or pull away by force;to seize power; to extract by persistent.

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Propagate

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V. To produce offspring; to spread (an idea or belief)

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Contrition

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N. Remorse for wrongdoing; sorrow for ones sins.

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Stint

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V. To limit to a certain quantity, usually small
N. A limit; an assigned task; a specified amount of a time spent doing something

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Abate

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V. To reduce in amount degree, or intensity; to decrease.

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Presumptuous

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Adj. Acting without permission or right; arrogant.

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Protract

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V. To draw out; to lengthen in time.

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Effete

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Adj. No longer able to produce worn out; lacking vigor or moral courage; decadent.

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Inure

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V. To accuston or habituate, usually to something undesirable.

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Panacea

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N. A supposed remedy for all diseases or problems a cure- all

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Fallible

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Adj. Capable or erring or making a mistake.

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Concerted

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Adj. A mutually agreed upon: done together.

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Vilify

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V. To abuse werbally, to speak badly or.

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Encroach

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V. To intrude gradually upon the property or rights of another.

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Innocuous

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Adj. Ahving no injurious or adverse affects; lacking impact.

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Abominable

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Adj. Detestable; horrid, totally unpleasant.

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Insular

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Adj. Having to do with islands or life on an island; isolated; narrow minded.

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Vegetate

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V. To grow or sprout as a plant does; to lead a momotonous, inactive life.

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Defile

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V. To spoil, to make disgusting.

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Enormity

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N. Outrageousness; vastness.

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Camaraderie

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N. The spirit or goodwill, loyalty, and understanding among friends; good fellowship.

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Apprise

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V. To notify; to give notice to.

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Recrimination

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N. The act of making an acusation in return, a counteraccusation.

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Exhaustive

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Adj. Leaving out nothing; comprehensive.

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Undermine

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V. To dig from beneath, to wear away and weaken the supports of; to weaken or injure, especially by guileful means.

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Elation

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N. High spirits; a feeling of exaltutaion due to relief or triumph.

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Austere

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Adj. Strict, severe in appearance or maner plain.

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Correlate

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N. Established in orderly connection
V. To show a causal relation between.

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Bestow

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V. To confer or present as a gift or an honor to apple or dedicate for a purpose.

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Furtive

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Adj. Stealthy; secretive

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Mercenary

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N. one that serves merely for wages; a paid soldier who will fight for any country for money.
Adj. Serving merely for pay or sordid adventage.

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Permeate

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V. To pass through openings or pores; to spread throughout.

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Accost

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V. To approach and speak to, often in a challenging or aggressive way.

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Populace

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N. The masses; the common people; a population.

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Rapacious

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Adj. Given to seizing for plunder or the satisfaction of grees; inordinately greedy; predatory; extortoons.

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Recalciitrant

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Adj. Stubbornly disobedient; difficult to deal with.

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Appraisal

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N. An expert valuation; an estimate of quality or quantity.

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Preletarian

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Adj. Of or belonging to the working class.
N. A person belonging to the working class.

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Pernicious

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Adj. Very harmful; highly injurous; causing moral harm.

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Brusque

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Adj. Abrupt in manner or speech.

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Microcosm

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A. A miniature world; a small system or community regarded as representative of a larger world.

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Acuisition

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N. The act of obtaining something especially as an addition to a larger collection; something obtained.

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Debacle

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N. A sudden collapse or overthrow, an overwhelming defeat; a rout.

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Wily

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Adj. Crafty; guileful; full of trickery or stratagems.

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unterior

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Adj. Beyond what is seen or expressed intentionally concealed in order to decieve.

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Alleviate

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V. To ease suffering of the body or the mind.

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Tenacity

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N. Persevierance; cohesiveness.

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Thwart

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V. To oppose; to keep from doing something; to obstruct.

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Rigorous

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Adj. Very strict; difficult and demanding.

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Impetuous

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Adj. Moving with great force or speed; acting hastily, rashly or on impulse.

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Synchronize

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V. To cause to occur at the same time; to cause to agree in rate or speed.

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Arduous

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Adj. Laborious; requring much effort.

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Platitude

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N. A dull or commonplace remark made as if it were a new idea; a trite saying.

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Insatiable

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Adj. Incapable of being satisfied; greedy

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Grandiose

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Adj. Grand or great in scope, effect , or intent; having an affected or absurd notion of splendor.

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Enthrall

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V. To charm; to keep spellbound.

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Sluice

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N. A channel for conducting water; a floodgate.
V. To wash off with a rush of water.

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oracular

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Adj. Wise and Prophetic; brief and mysterious (Remarks)

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Deluge

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N. A great flood; a heavy rainfall; a gret amount of something.
V. To flood; to inundate.