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indignant

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mad at perceived injustice (a)

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invective

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swear word (n)

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sonorous

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relates to a song-like sound (a)

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impudent

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disrespectful, disobeying (a)

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peril

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danger (n)

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articulate

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to specify meaning (v)

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stifle

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(v) to suppress

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aspiration

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(n) goal, hope

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impetus

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(n) forward energy

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contempt

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hate, disgust

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dissemble

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(v) to lie

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nuance

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(n) slight difference

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placate

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(v) to make calm, serene

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debase

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(v) to lower, mock, humiliate

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semblance

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(n) a faint likeness

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pliable

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(a) able to be changed, bent

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foray (into)

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(n) attempt, "dive"

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aggrandizement

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(n) the act of promotion

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inference

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(n) reading between the lines

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untenanted

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(a) no one lives there

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scoff

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(v) mocking laugh

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congenial

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(a) nice, pleasant

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base

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(a) low, bad

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lurid

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(a) ghastly appearance

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atrocious

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(a) extremely wicked

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visceral

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(a) "gut" reaction, elemental

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rescind

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(v) to take back, as an offer

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pertinent

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(a) applies; relevant; to the point

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patronize

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(v) to talk down to to make someone feel false hope

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jocular

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(a) in a joking manner

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viable

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(a) capable of working

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placid

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(a) calm

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elude

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(v) to avoid

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allude

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(v) to make a reference

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chasten

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(v) to scold/yell at

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verdant

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(a) refers to green/grassy/alive (landscape)

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disdain

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(n) dislike, contempt (to have)

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languor

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(n) laziness, propensity for sitting around doing nothing

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suffuse

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(v) to spread out throughout "soak in"

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copious

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(a) full of thought, abundant

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acute

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(a) sharp, severe; as in pain

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abide

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(v) to wait for; follow the rules/go along

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proprietor

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(n) person with legal right to something ; business owner

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avert

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9v) avoid

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obstinate

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(a) stubbornly refusing

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surreptitious

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(a) doing something secretly

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regal

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(a) as royalty

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plaintive

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(a) expressing sorrow

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gape

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(v) to stare open-mouthed

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injunction

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(n) legal order to stop

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contrite

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(a) feeling sorry for what one's done

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ardent

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(a) strong, avid

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gaunt

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(a) skinny/unhealthy

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exact

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(v) to get; obtain by force

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exaction

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(n) the act of getting

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docile

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(a) not creating difficulty

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imperative

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(a) must be done

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allay

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(v) to reassure, to ease

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discern

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(v) to figure or "pick" out

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nonchalant

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(a) without concern

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palatial

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(a) palacelike

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solace

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(n) peace; tranquility

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effect

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(v) create

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affect(v)

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(v) to change

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effect(n)

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(n)the result

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affect(n)

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(n) your face

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feign

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(v) to pretend

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supercilious

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(a) thinking you're better; haughty

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reciprocal

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(a)shared(n)something in relationship with another

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wan

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(a)poor health

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complacent

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(a) living happily unaware of danger

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intimation

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(n) the act of to making known

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incredulous

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(a) shocked; in disbelief