Last Group Of Gre S-Z

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sagacious

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having sound judgement, wise

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salacious

Back 2

appealing to or causing sexual desire

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salient

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prominent, protruding

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salubrious

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promoting health, wellbeing

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Salutary

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remedial, salutary, causing improvement

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sanctimony

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self-righteousness, pretended piety

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sanction

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authoritative permission, penalty intended to enforce compliance

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sanguine

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cheerful, confident, optimistic

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sap

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to enervate, or to weaken the vitality of

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satiate

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overindulge, to satisfy to excess

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satire

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literary work that critisizes or ridicules human vice through humor or derision

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saturnine

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gloomy, dark, morose

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scurvy

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despicable, contemptable

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sedulous

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persistent, diligent

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seine

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a net used that is dragged to catch fish

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sere

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arid, withered

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seminal

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like a seed, originative

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shard

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piece of broken glass or pottery

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simper

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say s/t with silly coy smile, smirk

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sinecure

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a job requiring little or no work for pay

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singular

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exceptional, unusual, odd

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sinuous

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winding, curving, devious

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Slake

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satisfy, quench, lessen the intensity of.

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sodden

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soaked, drenched, dull

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sordid

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characterized by filth, grime

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squalor

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filth

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sparse

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thin not dense

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specious

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seeming true but actually false

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spendthrift

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one who spends money wastefully

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splenetic

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bad-tempered, irritable

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sporadic

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occurring only occasionally

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spurious

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lacking authenticity, counterfeit

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Squalid

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sordid, wretched and dirty as from neglect

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squander

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to waste

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Stanch

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to stop the flow of

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Static

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not moving

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steep

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to saturate or completely soak

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stentorian

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very loud and powerul

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stint

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to restrain, to be sparing or frugal, skimp?

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solder

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to weld, fuse, join together

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solicitous

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attentive, concerned, eager

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solvent

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able to meet financial obligations

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sophistry

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fallacious reasoning, plausibel but faulty logic

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sophomoric

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pretentious, immature, exhibiting lack of judgement

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soporific

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tending to induce sleep, causing drowsiness

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stoic

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indifferent to, or unaffected by pleasure or pain

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stolid

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calm, impassive

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striated

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striped, grooved, or banded

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strut

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structural support used to brace a framework

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stupefy

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to stun, to baffle

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stymie

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block, twart

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subpoena

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court order requiring appearance and or testimony

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succor

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assistence, relief in time of distress

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sundry

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various, miscellaneous, seperate

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supercilious

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arrogant, disdainful, haughty

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superflous

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exceeding what is necessary

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supine

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mentally or morally slack, lying on one's back, apathetic,

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supplant

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to take to the place of, supercede, supervene

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suppliant

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asking humbly, beseeching

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beseech

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to request earnestly

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adjure

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to ask for or request ernestly

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supplicant

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begger

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surfeit (v)

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to feed or supply in excess

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sycophant

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someone who tries to please or flatter for personal gain, parasite.

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table (v)

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to remove from consideration (as a parliamentary notion)

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taciturn

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not talkative, silent, implied

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talisman

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something believd to have magic power or bestow good luck

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tamp

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to plug, to drive down with a series of blows

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tautology

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repetition, redundancy, a circular argument

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tawdry

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showy, tacky, cheap

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tenacity

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the quality of adherence to something valued

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tenacious

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stubborn

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tendentious

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biased, showing marked tendencies

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tender

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offer formally

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tenuous

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thin, flimsy, unsubstantial

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terse

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brief and concise in wording

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timorous

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fearful, timid, diffident

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tirade

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long and extremely critical speech

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toady

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sycophant, yes-man, flaterrer

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torpid

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dormant, sluggish, lathargic

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torque

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the force that causes rotation

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torrid

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ardent, extremely hot, passionate, hurried

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tortuous

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winding

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tout

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to praise publicly, promote

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tractable

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obedient, docile, easily led

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transient

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fleeting

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travesty

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mockery, parody

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trenchant

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sharply perceptive, biting, clear cut

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truculent

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eager to fight fierce

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tumid

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swollen

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turbid

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muddy, having sediment stirred up

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turgid

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swollen, pompous, excessively ornate

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turpitude

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depravity, baseness

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tyro

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novice, beginner in learning

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ubiquitous

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existing everywhere at the same time

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umbrage

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offense, resentment

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undulate

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to move in a wavelike fashion

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unfeigned

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genuine

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untenable

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indefensable, uninhabitable, not viable

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untoward

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troublesome, unruly, adverse

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upbraid

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to scold sensure, rebuke

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unseemly

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indecoroso, indecent

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urbane

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sophisticated, refined, elegant

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usury

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charging an exorbitant rate of interest

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vacilate

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to waver undecisively

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variegated

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multicolored

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vaunt

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to brag or boast

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venal

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capable of being bought or bribed

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venality

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use of position for personal gain

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venerate

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to revere

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veracity

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truthfulness, honesty

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verisimilitude

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appearing true

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veritable

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authentic, real

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vexation

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annoyance, irritation

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vigilant

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alertly watchful

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vilify

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to defame

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virulent

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extremely harmful or poisonous, antagonistic

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viscous

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thick, sticky

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vitiate

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to spoil, make ineffective, reduce the value of

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vituperate

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censure severely

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volatile

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changeable, readily changing to a vapor, fickle, explosive

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voracious

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having an insatiable appetite for an activity or pursuit

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waft

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a light breeze, a puff

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Waver

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to sway, to move to and fro

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welter

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to writhe, to toss about, to be in turmoil

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turmoil

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hullabalou

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wend

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to go, to proceed, to walk

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whet

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to sharpen or stimulate

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whimsical

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imaginative, unpredictable

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zealous

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fervent, ardent

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vituperate

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to use harsh condemnatory language