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Prodigal

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adj: reckless with money; wasteful

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Refute

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tr. v.: to disprove

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Relegate

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tr. v.: to banish or to demote someone

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Profusion

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N: abundance

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Provincial

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adj: narrow in sight or relating to provinces

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Prodigious

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adj: enormous

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Prolific

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adj: producing in great quatities (thoughts, products, offspring)

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Profound

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adj: deep in terms of thought

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Provoke

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tr. v.: to incite something or someone into action

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Rectify

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tr. v.: to correct

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Rebuttal

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N.: a response w/ formal evidence; a formal counter argument

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Ratify

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tr. v.: to approve in a formal manner

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Qualified

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adj: limited; restricted

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Redundant

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adj: repetitive

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Prudent

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adj: cautious; careful

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Remourse

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N.: guilt
ADj: remourseful

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Respite

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N.: a brief rest

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Reprehensible

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adj.: deserving blame

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Reproach

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tr. v.: to express disproval

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Renounce

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tr. v.: to reject or give up a title

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Reprove

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tr.: to find fault with

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Resolution

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N.: determination

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Revere

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tr.v.: to respect; to honor

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Reserved

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adj: self-controlled

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Restraint

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N.: a controlling force

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Repudiate

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tr.: to reject the valitdity or authourity of

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Rescind

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tr.: to cancel

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Resigned

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adj: patiently submissive

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Retaliate

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intr.: to repay in kind(usually for bad treatment)

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Reticence

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N.: a preference or tendency to be silent
Reticent

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Saturate

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Tr.: to soak

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Sanction

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v: to give official authorization or approval of

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Satire

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N.: irony and sarcasm used to make fun of something

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Solemnity

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N.: seriousness

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Rhetorical

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adj: relating to effective language (rhetorical question)

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Sporadic

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adj: occuring irregularly

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Squander

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tr.: to waste

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Stagnant

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adj: motionless

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Scanty

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adj: meager; insufficient

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Scrupulous

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adj: extremely thorough

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Static

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adj: unchanging; lacking developement

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Subtlety

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n: sometihgn difficult to detect or notice

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Superficial

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adj: shallow; trivial

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Scrutinize

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tr.: to examine closely and critically

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Surreptitious

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adj: secret

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Sycophant

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N:a servile flatterer; a toady

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Taciturn

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adj: habitually silent; talking little

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Trepidation

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N: fear

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Vilify

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tr: to slander

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Tenative

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adj: planned, but not fully worked out

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Tirade

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N: an extended scolding

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Tedious

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adj: boring; tiring

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Virtuoso

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N: a highly skilled artist

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Undermine

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tr: to weaken

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Terse

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adj: abrupt; concise

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Vacillate

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intr.: to waver

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Unobtrusive

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adj: inconspicious

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Thrifty

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adj: careful about money

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Venerate

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tr: to revere

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Viable

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adj: capable of living or developing under favorable conditions

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Virulent

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adj: extremely poisonous

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Wither

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intr: to decay; to shrivel

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Volatile

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adj: explosive tending to violence or evaporating rapidly

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Whimsical

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adj: capricious; unpredictable

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Zeal

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N: excessive devotion
adj: Zealous
N: Zealot