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Adj. Intensely eager; passionate.
Ardent
Verb. 1. To attack violently or verbally. 2. To trouble in the mind.
Assail
Adj. Able to be passed easily from one person to another.
Contagious
Verb. 1. To give careful thought to; to ponder.
Contemplate
Verb. To discourage or prevent from taking action.
Deter
Noun. An intense or extreme enthusiasm or excitement.
Mania
Verb. To thwart; to make difficulties for or find problems with.
Stymie
Adj. Alike or close in meaning; closely related.
Synonymous
Noun. 1. Anything owned that is of value and can be sold or otherwise disposed of.
2. A quality that can be used to advantage.
Asset
Verb. To exchange goods or services without the use of money.
Noun. The exchange of goods or services without the use of money.
Barter
Noun. A source of great wealth; something that brings great riches.
Bonanza
Noun. A natural gift or ability; a talent.
Flair
Verb. To be forced to give up or lose. Noun. Something lost or given up as a result of an error or failing.
Forfeit
Noun. Something new; a new way of doing something.
Innovation
Verb. To quarrel in a noisy or angry way.
Wrangle