Vocab Test

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omnipotent

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all powerful or having unlimited power or influence

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arbitrary

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dictorial or characterized by absolute power or authority; selected at random, based on whims

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vanquish

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to conquer, overpower, or to defeat completely; gain control over

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override

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to dominate, supress, or prevail over; disregard or anull

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constrain

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to force or compel; to restrain, confine, or stifle; to imprison or restrict the movement of; to force in unnatural ways

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provocation

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something that irritates, insights, angers, or excites

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militate

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to have weight or effect or to operate against or in favor of something

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embroil

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to involve in a quarrell, conflict, or problem, or to throw into confusin

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contrive

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to scheme or plan; to invent or deisgn, to manage to do, or to bring about

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conduce

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to contribute toward; further or promote; or to lead toweard a desireable result

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ingratitiate

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to bring ones eslf into anothers good graces

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incantation

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the use of magical words to cast a spell; or magic or sorcery

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conciliate

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to passify, placate, or to soothe the anger of, to win good will by friendly acts

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mollify

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to soothe, pascify, soften, or reduce in intesity

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assuage

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to passify, calm, or satisfy, or to make less severe

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sufferance

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toleration or permission impled by failure to interfere; patient enduance or the ability to bear or endure pain, distress, etc.

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succumb

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to uield or to give way to superior force; or to die

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susceptible

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easily influenced or impressionable; or subject to, prone to, or sensitive to

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eccentric

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strange, peculiar, unconventional, or deviating from the normal

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idiosyncrasy

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a personal peculiarity or eccentricity

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ludicrous

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ridiculous, absurd, or laughable; implies being so proposterous as to deserve both laughter and scorn

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frivolous

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silly, trivial, lacking seriousness or sense or of little value or importance

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drivel

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silly or follish talk; to slober

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glib

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too ready, fluent, or smooth to be sincere or carefully considered; implies shallowness, superficiality, or incinserity

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pompous

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ahowy, pretentious, or over=dignified, or acting self-important

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lethargy

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laziness, great lack of energy, sluggishenss, or indifference

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encroach

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to trespass, entrude, make inroads upon, or take undue liberties with, by stealth or gradual advance

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interloper

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a meddler or one who intrudes on the rights or affairs of antoher

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indignity

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an insult or outrage or something that offends, humilites, or injures ones dignity or self respect

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foolhardy

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rash, foolishly bold, or recklessly daring implies taking unnessecary chances when there is almost no hope of succcess

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diabolic

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wicked, fiendish, having to do with the devil

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inquity

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wickeness, sin or injustince

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wanton

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senseless, unjustified, cruel, wasteful

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malefactor

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criminal, evil-doer, commits offense

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insidious

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sly entrap, underhanded, crafty

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flagrant

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scandalous, outrageous, obviously wrong

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repugnant

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repulsive, inconsistent, offensive

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eerie

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weird, mysterious feeling

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bogus

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counterfeit, or not genuine

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feign

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to pretend, imitate, or make falst show of

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hoodwink

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to decieve or pretend

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consummate

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perfect, extreme, supreme, or in the highest degree

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ultimate

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final, furthest, greatest possibility, or beyond which it is impossible to go

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finite

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having measureable or definite limits or bounds

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inconsiderable

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trivial, petty, unimportant, or not worthy of consideration

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parochial

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narrow, provincial, restricted or limited or scope or range

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integral

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essential to completeness, organically linked, complete or lacking nothing

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piecemeal

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made or accomplished piece by piece

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sundry

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carious, severeal, miscellaneous

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teem

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to abound, swarmm or be filled to overflowing

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prevalent

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widespread, or generally occuring, practiced or accepted

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copious

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plentiful or abundant

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exorbitant

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excessive, extravagant, or immmoderate

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tally

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to count and record