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meretricious
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Also: relating to a prostitute falsely attractive superficially significant |
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pathos
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Also: evoking pity an emotion of sympathetic pity |
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fenestrated
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pernicious |
Also: wicked, highly injurious |
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perspicacious |
having or showing an ability to notice and understand things that are difficult or not obvious
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condign |
deserved, appropriate |
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funereal
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Also: of or relating to a funeral befitting or suggesting a funeral |
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assignation
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Also: the act of assigning an appointment of time and place for a meeting |
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eponym |
Also: a name (as of a drug or disease) based on or derived from an eponym |
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disapprobation
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Also: the state of being disapproved condemnation |
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eschar
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a scab formed especially after a burn |
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vitiate |
Also: to debase in a moral or aesthetic status to make faulty |
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recrudescence |
a new outbreak after a period of abatement or inactivity; renewal |
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histrionic |
Also: deliberately affected, theatrical of or relating to actors, acting, or theater |
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asperity |
Also: rigor, severity roughness of a surface roughness in manner or temper |
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paregoric
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camphorated tincture of opium used especially to relieve pain |
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platitude
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Also: a quality or state of being dull or insipid a banal, trite, or stale remark |
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fulsome
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Also: copious generous in amount, extent, or spirit morally or generally offensive exceding the bounds of good taste excessively flattering |
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expurgate
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to change a written work by removing parts that might offend people Also: to cleanse of something morally harmful expunge objectional parts before publication |
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imbricate |
Also: overlap, especially to overlap like roof tiles |