Vocabulary

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Predispose

Back 1

to incline beforehand

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predilection

Back 2

a preference, partiality

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advocate

Back 3

to recommend, plead for

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corroborate

Back 4

to confirm, support

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vindicate

Back 5

to clear from blame

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emulate

Back 6

to attempt to equal or excel

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venerate

Back 7

to revere or regard with deep respect

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extol

Back 8

to praise highly

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adulation

Back 9

excessive praise or flattery

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repute

Back 10

reputation, favor, or esteem

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adjudge

Back 11

to decide officialy

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accredit

Back 12

to authorize

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testimonial

Back 13

a token of admiration or gratitude

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auspices

Back 14

patronage, sponsorship, or protection

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abase

Back 15

to humble, degrade or lower

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debase

Back 16

to lower or reduce in value

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degrade

Back 17

to lower in rank

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disparage

Back 18

to speak slightingly of

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deprecate

Back 19

to plead earnestly against

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contemn

Back 20

to view or treat with scorn

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flout

Back 21

to mock or scorn

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discredit

Back 22

to disbelieve or cause to

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sully

Back 23

to defile or to make or become soiled

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contumely

Back 24

contemptuous, insolent or insulting language

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revile

Back 25

to speak abusively

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scathing

Back 26

bitterly and fiercely severe

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acccede

Back 27

to agree or consent

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acquiesce

Back 28

to consent or accept

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ally

Back 29

to unite, join or relate

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identify

Back 30

to establish the indentify of

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unison

Back 31

sounding the same notes at the same time

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complaisance

Back 32

willingness to please or oblige

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affinity

Back 33

atrraction or close relationship

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crony

Back 34

old friends

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consort

Back 35

to keep company

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tryst

Back 36

a meeting held by appointment

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connubial

Back 37

having to do with marriage

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appease

Back 38

to pacify, satisfy

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wheedle

Back 39

to coax

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curry

Back 40

to flatter in order to win favor

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captivate

Back 41

to fascinate or charm

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importune

Back 42

to request urgently and repeatedly

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badger

Back 43

to nag, torment, tease or annoy

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goad

Back 44

to urge on or prod

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browbeat

Back 45

to bully or threaten with harsh looks or words

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browbeat

Back 46

to bully or threaten with harsh looks or words

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domineer

Back 47

to rule over tyrannily

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intimidate

Back 48

to make timid or afraid

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subjugate

Back 49

to subdue, conquer

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capitulate

Back 50

to give up or surrender

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submission

Back 51

the act of yielding or surrendering

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deference

Back 52

a yielding to someones desires

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obeisance

Back 53

a gesture of courtesy or reverence

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volition

Back 54

the exercise of the will

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duress

Back 55

compulsion or illegal force

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perforce

Back 56

of or through necessity

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copmulsory

Back 57

required or forced

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peremptory

Back 58

decisiv, absolute, dogmatic or dictorial

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incendiary

Back 59

causing fire or stirring up strife

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convoke

Back 60

to call together, for meeting