The 100

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agree, comply

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acquiesce

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a purchase of something good or useful

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acquisition

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insight, sharpness

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acuity

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caution, scold

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admonish

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selflessness

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altruism

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vague, unclear, having a double meaning

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ambiguous

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of two minds

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ambivalent

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shapeless

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amorphous

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aversion, dislike

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antipathy

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ascetic, strict

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austere

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generous, benevolent

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beneficient

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tempo, pace

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cadence

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frankness

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candor

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impulsive, whimsical

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capricious

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evasive talk

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circumlocution

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cautious, guarded

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circumspect

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fuse, combine

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coalesce

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conversational, everyday speech

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colloquial

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pacifying, mollifying

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conciliatory

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arrogance, superciliousness

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condescension

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existing from birth

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congenital

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scornful

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contemptuous

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argumentative, controversial

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contentious

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period of recovery

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convalescence

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courteous respect

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deference

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prudence, careful judgment

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discretion

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rambling, digressive

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discursive

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scorn, contempt

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disdain

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exemption, distribution

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dispensation

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gushing, overenthusiastic

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effusive

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mournful

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elegiac

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blissful (fields of paradise in classical mythology)

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Elysian

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puzzle

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enigma

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an earnest request

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entreaty

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transitory, fleeting

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ephemeral

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of a short, clever, often paradoxical poem or saying

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epigrammatic

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mild or vague expression

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euphemism

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urge strongly

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exhort

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explanatory

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expository

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enthusiastic

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exuberant

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fertile, fruitful

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fecund

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pretended (v), artificial (adj)

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feigned

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glib, dismissive, lacking seriousness or proper respect

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flippant

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premonition (n), ominous (adj)

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foreboding

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trivial, inappropriately silly

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frivolous

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fluent but insincere and shallow

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glib

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reluctant

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grudging

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arrogant

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haughty

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honor, respect

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homage

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characteristic of a particular language

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idiomatic

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illegal

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illicit

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impenetrable, unaffected

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impervious

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just beginning

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incipient

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penetrating, clear and sharp

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incisive

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laziness

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indolence

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persuaded by influence or logic

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induced

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natural, inborn

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innate

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excessive, disorderly

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inordinate

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rude, impudent

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insolent

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using few words, concise

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laconic

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lethargy, weariness

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languor

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dormant, hidden

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latent

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high, elevated, exalted, haughty, proud

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lofty

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saad, gloomy, mournful

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lugubrious

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budding, emerging

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nascent

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all knowing

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omniscient

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narrowly or ostentatiously learned, unimaginative

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pedantic

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present throughout

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pervasive

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wicked, contrary

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perverse

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devout, reverent (ironic=hypocritically religious)

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pious

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pompous, showy, affected

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pretentious

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ancient (from the first age of the world)

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primeval

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depth, insight

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profundity

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careful, discreet

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prudent

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questioning, doubting

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querying

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disgust, revulsion

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repugnance

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criticism, rebuke, blame

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reproof

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reserve, discretion, holding back, not saying all one knows or feels

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reticence

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admire greatly, worship

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revere

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cynical, mocking

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sardonic

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misgiving, qualm (related to concern about the morality of an action)

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scruple

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worldly, not spiritual or sacred

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secular

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inciting to rebellion

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seditious

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abjectly submissive, slavish

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servile

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loud and harsh

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strident

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humbly imploring, a person who implores

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suppliant

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nourishment, livelihood

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sustenance

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cheap and gaudy

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tawdry

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brief, concise, abrupt, curt

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terse

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easily alarmed, timid

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timorous

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sluggishness, inactivity, apathy

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torpor

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surpassing others, lying beyong the ordinary rande of perception

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transcendent

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ephemeral, a traveler briefly passing through

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transient

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commonplace, pedestrian, hackneyed, cliched

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trite

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a final demand with dire consequences if ignored

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ultimatum

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incessant

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unremitting

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intensely emotional

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vehement

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vengeful

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vindictive

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showing masculine strength and vigor

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virile

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immoral or unchaste, reckless, cruel, unrestrained or excessive

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wanton