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Conceit

A belief or an assumption

Reconciliation

Coming back together after a separation; making up after a fight

Languish

To become weak or feeble due to being ignored

Boon

A reward or a prize

Surmise

To make an educated guess without any hard evidence

Vehement

Strongly emotional; impassioned

Chide

To scold

Trifle

Something small and unimportant

Filch

To steal

Amiable

Friendly

Sanctify

To make holy or sacred

Catechize

To question in great detail