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Affinity

Innate attraction, fondness

While some people struggle to comprehend science and math, Einstein seemed to possess affinity for solving the complicated mysteries of the universe.

Burly

Husky, brawny, muscular

The burly sailor tossed the mooring line to the waiting dockhand.

Divert

Deflect, turn aside (from a course or direction)

The engineers must divert the Robert before they can begin building the dam.

Elated

Excited, uplifted, exultant

The cancer patient was elated by the news that his surgery was successful.

Extemporaneous

With little or no preparation, improvised, spontaneous

Winston Churchill was known for his moving extemporaneous speeches.

Infinite

Unending, unlimited

God's power is just as infinite as His love.

Irate

Severely angry, furious

The stage master dashed from the arena, narrowly escaping the irate elephant.

Lenient

Tolerant, merciful, generous

We have so much reason to be very lenient with each other. ---by Charles Dickens

Presumptuous

Forward, disrespectful, unduly bold

It was presumptuous of her to ask such personal questions.

Relapse

Regress, backslide, fall back

During the days of the judges, Israel would often relapse into idolatry after a period of repentance.