Shakespeare

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Augment

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[verb] to diminish

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Augury

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[noun] an omen or prophecy

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Avarice

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[noun] greed for wealth

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Beguile

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[verb] to deceive/mislead

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Blasphemous

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[adjective] profane

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Buffeted

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[adjective] struck repeatedly

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Censure

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[verb] to denounce

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Champion

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[verb] defend/support

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Cherubic

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[adjective] innocent and wholesome

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Chide

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[verb] to scold

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Cloister

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[verb] seclude or confine

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Confound

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[verb] to cause confusion

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Corporeal

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[adjective] bodily, substantial

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Deft

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[adjective] skillful

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Desolate

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[adjective] deserted

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Dispatch

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[verb] send away with speed

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Entreaty

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[noun] a plea

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Epicure

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[noun] person understanding lots about food/drink

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Equivocate

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[verb] to mislead

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expeditious

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[adjective] speedy

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Flout

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[verb] to treat with contempt

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Forswear

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[verb] to renounce

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Galling

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[adjective] very irritating

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Harbingers

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[noun] things that forecast

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Homely

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[adjective] plain or ugly

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Husband

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[verb] to manage conservatively

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Industrious

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[adjective] occupied

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Intemperance

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[noun] lack of motivation

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Largess

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[noun] generous giving

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Laud

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[verb] to praise

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Lecher

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[noun] someone who indulges in sexual activity

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Malady

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[noun] disease or poor condition

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Malevolence

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[noun] ill will

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Malicious

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[adjective] motivated by hate

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Mettle

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[noun] courage or spirit

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Mirth

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[noun] happiness usually with laughter

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Palatable

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[adjective] agreeable to the taste

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Pernicious

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[adjective] very destructive

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Plight

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[noun] difficult situation

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Posterity

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[noun] future generations

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Prate

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[verb] talk foolishly at great length

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Profundity

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[noun] profound knowledge

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Purveyors

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[noun] one who provides

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Quell

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[verb] to quiet

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Rancor

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[noun[ bitter ill will

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Rend

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[verb] to tear violently

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Rue

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[verb] to regret

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Scrupulous

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[adjective] very principled

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Searing

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[adjective] causing to wither

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Sentinel

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[noun] keeps guard as a sentry

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Sieve

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[noun] utensil for sifting

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Sovereign

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[adjective] possessing controlling power

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Spurn

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[verb] to reject with hostility

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Surfeited

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[adjective] fed to excess

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Tidings

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[noun] info, news

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Trifling

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[adjective] frivolous, not significant

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Usurp

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[verb] to take without permission or right

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Vanquished

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[adjective] conquered

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Wanton

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[adjective] immoral/lewd