Word Wealth 10-1

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amnesty

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is pardon for political crimes against a regime.

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consternation

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amazement and terror, dismay

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aspersions

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to make derogatory or disparaging remarks

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cavil

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to quibble, find fault frivolously

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dissuade

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convince to not try to do something.

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reprieve

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literally or figuratively excuses a person temporarily from a penalty he must sill pay.

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deride

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ridicule or make fun of

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immolation

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(act of) sacrificing or being sacrificed

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derive

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come from

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disparage

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to belittle, speak slightingly of

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exude

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give forth

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collaborate

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to work together, to cooperate

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daunt

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to shake or weaken courage to the point where one gives up.

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calumny

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slander, false and malicious statements

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percolates

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to flow through, water percolates through coffee grounds.

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deter

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to restrain through fear or doubt, hinder or discourage

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intimidate

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to make afraid.

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construe

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to interpret, explain

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issue

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come forth

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fecundity

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fruitfulness, productiveness

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irreverence

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to show lack of respect

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condone

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to excuse by seeming to overlook, treat as if trivial

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dishearten

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to reduce eagerness in someone so they no longer feel like doing something.

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erudition

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learning, scholarly knowledge

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detract

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to talk down its merits

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chagrin

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shame, vexation, humiliation

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Absolution

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release from sins or errors; complete frogiveness, especially by the church or religious authorities.

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emanate

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to flow or issue forth

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misprize

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to scorn, despise,or undervalue its merits.

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contemplate

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meditate upon, gaze at, to intend or plan

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remission

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is pardon or cancellation of sins, debts, or taxes: it also denotes the lessening or abation of a disease or of pain for a time.

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coincide

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to match exactly, occupy the same time or place

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inhibit

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restrain by making deeply aware of the dangers and problems.

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nitpicking

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informal word for finding fault over minute or trivial details.

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minimize

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to give the lowest estimate of its value or importance.

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exemplify

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to serve as an example of

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enjoin

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to urge strongly to the point of forbidding, prohibiting, or taking legal action to prevent.

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enigma

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a puzzle, mystery, perplexing situation

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abash/overawe

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make one feel ashamed, uneasy, or unwise in comtemplating something.

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alacrity

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lively willingness, briskness

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emerges

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flows forth

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dilemma

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a predicament, agonizing choice

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depreciate

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underrate or lower the value

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innovation

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new method or custom, major change

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exculpation/exoneration

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free one from blame for a crime or other offense one was accused of committing.

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identity

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the sameness of the essential character of two objects, situations, or points of view. For persons, it is who each one is.

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erupts

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to explode

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collusion

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secret agreement or collaboration for a fraudulent purpose: That the car was near the scene of the robbery with the engine running suggests collusion.