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paltry

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worthless; insignificant; petty

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paragon

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model of excellence; the best

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parity

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equality or equivalence; balance among a group of rivals

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parsimony

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stinginess; excessive frugality

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partisan

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blindly devoted to a cause or orginization

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paucity

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too few; scarcity

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pecuniary

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having to do with money; financial

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penchant

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a strong liking; attraction

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penury

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extreme poverty; destitution

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perfunctory

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without enthusiasm or thoughness; routine; going throuhg the motions

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pernicious

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destructive

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perspicacity

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mental sharpness; keen insight; shrewdness

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peruse

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read carefully; study in detail

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pervade

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to spread to every part

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petulance

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grouchiness

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phlegmatic

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calm; unemotional

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pithy

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to the point; concise

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placate

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to appease; pacify; mollify

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plattitude

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dull trite statement

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ponderous

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slow; weighty; labored

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portent

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warning sign; omen; indication

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potent

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powerful

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precarious

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risky; uncertain

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preclude

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prevent; make impossible

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precocious

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mature at a young age

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predecessor

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an earlier occupant of a job, office, or position

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predilection

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a preference for something

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pretentious

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showy; making ridiculous claims; excessively ambitious

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prevalent

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widely-accepted; common; prevailing

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primordial

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formed long ago; primitive

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prodigal

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wasteful; especially of money; extravagant

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prodigious

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very large

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profuse

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in large amounts or quantities

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protract

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extend in time or space

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provoke

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to anger; to stir up or arous

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proximity

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nearness; closeness

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prudent

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wise; shrewd; cautious

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puerile

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childish

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qualify

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to limit the meaning of a previous statemnt; to modify

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quandary

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a state of confusion or doubt; dilemma

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quarantine

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forced isolation to prevent the spread of disease

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quell

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to calm; pacify

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querulous

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constantly complaining