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Venerate; Revere
(V.) |
– to hold in high esteem; respect; honor
I venerate my elders. |
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Enthralled
(V.) |
– fascinated; spellbound
I was enthralled with how good my brother's project came out. |
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Subtle
(Adj.) |
– slight; delicate; elusive
I tried to make a subtle comment to my friend about someone but there were too many people around. |
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Sumptuous; Ornate
(Adj.) |
– very splendid; luxurious; magnificent
I try to make my room look as ornate as possible. |
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Cathartic (Adj.) |
– emotionally cleansing
I became cathartic months after my accident. |
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Chicanery; Disingenuous-ness
(Noun) |
– trickery; fraud; deception
I was sent to the office for chicanery towards my teachers for a good grade. |
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Premonition
(Noun) |
– a forewarning; hunch; feeling ahead of an event
It was a premonition that there was going to be a party when my mother's birthday was coming up. |
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Provocative
(Adj.) |
– thought provoking
My sister can be quite provocative. |
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Vilify (V.) |
– to denounce; defame; turn into a villain
In my favorite show, there are many characters that become vilified. |
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Magisterial
(Adj.) |
– learned and authoritative
My mother was quite magisterial when she transferred or her job. |
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Oblivious
(Adj.) |
– unaware
Sometimes I can be oblivious when someone is secretly trying to tell me something. |
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Obstinate; Adamant; Obdurate
(Adj.) |
– very stubborn
I am known to be obstinate when it comes to opinions. |
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