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Avid

Having a strong desire for, to the point of greed

Brusque

Abrupt in manner or speech;gruff

Concise

Short and to the point

Demean

To cause a lowering of self-esteem

Despicable

Deserving contempt or scorn

Emulate

To try to equal

Evoke

To call forth: to produce

Excruciating

Very painful

Inaugurate

To install in office with a formal ceremony

Pervade

To spread throughout

Proprietor

An owner of a store or others business

Pseudonym

A fictitious name used by an author

Rebuff

To reject blunty

Resilient

Capable of recovering quickly from misfortune

Turbulent

Chaotic: unruly

Abrasion

A wearing away or rubbing away by fiction

Clad

Clothed or covered

Corroborate

To provide evidence to make more certain to confirm



Cursory

Done in a hurry and with little attention to detail

Dehydrate

To remove water

Derive

To take or receive from a source

Electrify

To wire or equip with electric power

Endeavor

To attempt earnestlky

Gingerly

Cautious; very careful

Grimace

To make a face expressing feelings of pain, disgust, or contempt

Gruesome

Causing shock or horror

Inventory

A list of possessions or goods on hand

Simulate

To take on the qualities of another; to imitate

Succumb

To give up or into ; to yield



Surmise

To suppose something without sufficient evidence

Anonymous

Of an unknown source or unrevealed name

Anthology

A collection of various writings

Conjection

A conclusions based on guesswork

Disposition

A person's usual mood, temparament

Encompass

To enclose or encircle

Extricate

To free from a difficult or tangled situation

Gnereation

One step in the line of a family

Guile

Cunning or deceit in dealing with

Imperative

Urgent pressing

Instill

To introduce gradually in order to establish securely

Modify

To make less extreme or severe

Pivot

A small bar or rod on which something else turns

Prevalent

Commonly occurring; widely accepted or practice



Recur

To come up again or to happen again

Spontaneous

Voluntary and unplanned

Abhor

To shrink from in disgust

Affable

Pleasant; approachable

Amiss

In a wrong or imperfect way

Despondent

Depressed from loss of hope or confidence

Entreat

Depressed from loss of hope or confidence, utterly discouraged.

Haunt

To stay in ones mind continually

Impel

To drive or to propel

Irascible

Quick tempered, irritable