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ambience
surrounding atmosphere
supperannuated
beyond the year of retirement, retired because of age
biennial
occurring every two years
ante
the amount a poker player puts down to play
antecedent
anything that logically goes before something else
anticipate
to realize before hand
antiquated
so old it's no longer useful
antiquity
ancient (before,previous)
antedate
to occur before something else
misanthrope
a person who hates people
philanthropy
the effort to increase the well being of humans through charitable donations
antithesis
exact opposite
antagonistic
the person one struggles against in a contest
autocracy
government by a single ruler
automaton
self functioning robot
autonomous
self governing
autopsy
self seeing an examination after death to determine the cause
benediction
a speaking of good wishes: a blessing
beneficiary
one who receives benefits from a will or an insurance company
benevolent
inclined to do good
bigamy
marring someone while legally being married to someone else
bisect
cut into two
biopsy
examination of living tissues
symbiotic
living together,in a close relationship
chronic
lasting a long time
anachonism
anything out of it's proper historical time period
circumscribe
to draw a line around: to limit or confine
coherent
sticking together, having an orderly relationship of parts
commodious
spacious, having lots of room
condone
forgive or overlook
convivial
fond of eating, drinking, and being in a social mood
consummate
complete and perfect in every aspect
contradict
to say the opposite of what someone else has said
dictate
to speak something to be recorded by someone else
disarray
state of disorder or confusion
disconsolate
unable to be comforted: hopelessly sad
dismantle
to take something appart
disparity
a difference
diversion
something that takes the mind away or relaxes
disburse
to pay out from a fund
equitable
reasonable,fair
equanimity
evenness in mind or temper, composure
eulogize
to give a speach in praise of
euphonious
having a pleasant sound
euthanasia
a good death, putting a person to death for medical reasons.
ebullient
over flowing with enthusiasm
eradicate
to destroy, tear out by the roots
exodus
departure
exoneraTE
TO FREE FROM CHARGE OF GUILT
credentials
to be given privlages
incredulous
disbelieving
concur
agree
cursory
moving rapidly without notice to details
discourse
communication of thought by words
precursor
forerunner
EPEDIMIC
WIDE SPREAD DISEASE
ANOMALY
EXCEPTION