Word Power Sed-Sent

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ASSESS

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to appraise or evaluate

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ASSIDUOUS

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sitting at something until it is finished; diligent, persistent

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INSIDIOUS

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treacherous; more dangerous than evident

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PRESIDE

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to have authority or control

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RESIDUAL

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something remaining at the end of a process

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SEDATE

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serene and dignified; settled, calm

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SEDENTARY

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marked by much sitting

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SUBSIDE

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to sink to a lower level; to become less agitated

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SUPERSEDE

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to take the place of; supplant

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CESSATION

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the act of stopping or ceasing

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CONCEDE

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to admit, often unwillingly

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EXCEED

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to be greater than; to go beyond the limits of

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INCESSANTLY

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occuring without interruption; continuously

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INTERCEDE

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to act as mediator in a dispute

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PRECEDENT

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an occurrence used as an example in dealing with simmilar cases at a later time

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RECEDE

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to move back or away from

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SECEDE

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to withdraw formally from membership

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SUCCESSION

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the act of following in order or sequence

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CONDUCIVE

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tending to bring abouta specific result

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DEDUCTIVE

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involving reasoning to draw a conclusion

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EDUCATE

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to give knowledge

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INDUCE

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to lead a person by poersuasion to an action or belief

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INDUCT

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to admit as a member

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MISCONDUCT

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behavior not conforming to prevailing standards or laws

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REDUCTION

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lessening something

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PRODUCTIVE

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producing abundantly; yielding useful results

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COLLOQUIUM

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an informal meeting to exchange view; an academic seminar

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ELOCUTION

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the art of public speaking

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INTERLOCUTOR

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one who participates in a conversation

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COLLOQUIAL

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informal, conversational language

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ELOQUENCE

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fluent and persuasive speech

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LOQUACIOUS

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extremely talkative

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SOLILOQUY

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speaking alone to oneself; a monologue

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SOMNILOQUIST

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a sleeptalker

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VENTRILOQUIST

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a person who speaks so that the sounds seems to come from elsewhere

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ADVENT

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the arrival of something

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CONTRAVENE

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to oppose in an argument

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CONVENE

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to come together

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CONVENTIONAL

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conforming to established practice; traditional

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INCONVENIENCE

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something inopportune or ill-timed

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INTERVENE

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to be in between; to interfere

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PROVENANCE

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place of origin

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SOUVENIR

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a token of remembrance; a memento

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VENTURE

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a dangerous or daring undertaking

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VENUE

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the location of a gathering

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EGREGIOUS

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outstandingly bad

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EXACERBATE

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to increase the severity of; aggravate; worsen

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ELUCIDATE

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to clarify

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ELICIT

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to bring out or evoke

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ERADICATE

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to pull up as if by the roots; to get rid of completely

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EXONERATE

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to free from blame

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EVASION

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the act of avoiding through cunning

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EXORBITANT

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exceeding appropriate limits; immoderate; excessive

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EXTOL

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to praise lavishly

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IGNORANT

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without knowledge; unaware or uninformed

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IMPARTIAL

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not biased

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IMPERTURBABLE

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unshakably calm

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IMPERVIOUS

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incapable of being affected

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IMPLACABLE

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incapable of being appeased

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INCONSPICUOUS

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not readily noticed or seen

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INEFFABLE

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incapable of being expressed in words; unutterable

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IRRESPONSIBLE

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not accountable to a higher authority

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PERCEIVE

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to become aware through the senses

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PERENNIAL

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lasting through the year

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PERFIDY

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deliberate breach of faith

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PERMEATE

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to flow or spread throughout; diffuse

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PERPETRATE

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to be guilty of; commit

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PERPETUAL

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lasting for eternity, never ending

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PERSEVERANCE

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steadfast adherence to a course of action or belief

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PERTINENT

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having some connection with the matter at hand

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PERVASIVE

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prevalent throughout

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EXPEDIENT

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useful in getting a desired result

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EXPEDITE

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to speed up the progress of

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EXPEDITION

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a journey for a definite purpose

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IMPEDE

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to obstruct or delay the progress of; to hinder

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PEDESTRIAN

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a person travelling on foot; ordinary, dull

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PEDIGREE

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a line of ancestors; lineage

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QUADRUPED

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a four-footed animal

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ASSENT

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to express agreement; concur

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INSENSITIVE

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not capable of perceiving with a sense; not responsive to the feelings of others

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NONSENSICAL

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foolish

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RESENTFUL

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full of deep hostility due to a real or imagined offense

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SENSATIONALISM

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use of material to shock, excite, or arouse curiosity

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SENSIBILITY

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ability to feel sensations; mental or emotional responsiveness towards something

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SENSORY

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relating to the senses

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SENTENTIOUS

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concise in expression; succint

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SENTIMENTAL

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extravagantly emotional; arising from emotion rather than reason