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SACCHARINE

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a. sweet; excessively or disgustingly sweet;

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SACRILEGE

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n. a violation of something sacred; blasphemy;

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SACROSANCT

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a. sacred; held to be inviolable;

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SAGACIOUS

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a. discerning; shrewd; keen in judgement; wise;

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SALIENT

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a. sticking out; conspicuous; leaping;

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SALLY

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excursion repartee; a sudden rushing attack; an excursion; an expedition; a repartee; a clever rejoinder;

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SALUTARY

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a. healthful; remedial; curative;

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SALUTATION

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salute; greeting; welcome; opening words of greeting;

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SANCTIMONIOUS

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a. pretending to be devout; affecting religious feeling;

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SANCTION

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official permission or approval; endorsement; penalty; punitive measure;

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SANGUINE

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a. cheerful; optimistic; hopeful;

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SARCASM

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sneer irony; jokingly or bitingly saying the opposite of what is meant;

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SARDONIC

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a. mocking; scornful;

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SAVANT

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pundit erudite; a scholar; a very knowledgeable and learned person;

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SCANT

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scarce; cant recant; repudiate; limited; meager; barely sufficient;

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SCHISM

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chasm; division; separation; discord or disharmony;

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SCINTILLATE

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v. to sparkle either literally or figuratively;

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SCORN

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contempt; to disdain; to find someone or something contemptible;

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SCRUPULOUS

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a. strict; careful; hesitant for ethical reasons;

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SCRUTINIZE

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v. to examine very carefully;

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SEAMLESS

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seam; without a seam;without anything to indicate where two things were joined together;smooth;

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SECEDE

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concede accede; to withdraw from an alliance;

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SECLUSION

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lonesomeness; withdrawal from other people;

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SECT

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a. small religious subgroup or religion; any group with a uniting theme of purpose;

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SECULAR

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a. having nothing to do with religion or spiritual concerns;

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SEDENTARY

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largely confined to sitting down; not physically active;

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SEDITION

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treason; n treason; the incitement of public disorder or rebellion;

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SELF-MADE

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having succeeded in life without help from others;

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SENSORY

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a. having to do with the senses or sensation;

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SENTENTIOUS

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preachy; pompous; excessively moralizing; self righteous;

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SENTIENT

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a. able to perceive by the senses; conscious;

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SEQUESTER

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v. to set or keep apart;

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SERENDIPITY

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accidental good fortune; discovering good things without looking for them;

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SERENE

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calm; peaceful; tranquil; untroubled;

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SERPENTINE

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sinuous; serpent; snakelike in either shape or movement; winding as a snake travels;

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SERVILE

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submissive and subservient; like a servant;

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SHACKLE

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manacle a manacle; a restraint;

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SHIBBOLETH

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a. distinctive word pronunciation or behavior that typifies a particular group; a slogan or catchword;

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SHREWD

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shy; wily; cunning; sly;

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SINGULAR

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unique unique; superior; exceptional; strange;

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SKIRMISH

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a. fight between small numbers of troops; a brief conflict;

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SKITTISH

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nervous; easily startled; jumpy;

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SLAKE

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quench to quench; to satisfy; to assuage;

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SLANDER

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to speak badly about someone publicly; to defame; to spread malicious rumor;

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SLOTH

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laziness; sluggishness;

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SOBRIETY

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the state of being sober; seriousness;

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SOLACE

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consolation; consolation; comfort;

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SOLICITOUS

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eager and attentive often to the point of hovering; anxiously caring or attentive;

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SOLIDARITY

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sense of unity; a sense of sharing a common goal or attitude;

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SOLVENT

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not broke or bankrupt; able to pay ones bills;

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SOPHOMORIC

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juvenile; childishly goofy;

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SOPORIFIC

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sleeping inducing; extremely boring; very sleepy;

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SORDID

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filthy squalid vile vile; filthy; squalid;

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SOVEREIGN

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supreme ruler; monarch;

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SPATE

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ignite; a sudden outpouring;

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SPAWN

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to bring forth; to produce a large number;

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SPECIOUS

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deceptively plausible or attractive;

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SPECTER

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ghost; phantom;

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SPECTRUM

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a. broad sequence or range of different but related thing s or ideas;

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SPORADIC

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stopping and starting; scattered; occurring in bursts every once in a while;

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SPURIOUS

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false fake false; fake;

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SPURN

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to reject disdainfully; to scorn;

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SQUALOR

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filth; wretched degraded or repulsive living conditions;

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SQUANDER

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to waste;

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STAGNATION

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motionlessness; inactivity;

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STALWART

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sturdily built; robust; valiant; unwavering;

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STARK

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utter desolate harsh; utter; unmitigated; harsh; desolate;

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STATIC

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stationary; not changing or moving;

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STAUNCH

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steadfast firmly committed; firmly in favor of; steadfast;

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STEADFAST

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loyal faithful loyal; faithful;

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STIGMATIZE

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to brand with disgrace; to set a mark of disgrace upon;

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STINT

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frugal stingy; to restrict or hold back on; to be frugal;

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STIPEND

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remuneration; income; allowance; salary;

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STIPULATE

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to require something as part of an agreement;

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STOIC

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indifferent at least outwardly to pleasure or pain to joy or grief to fortune or misfortune;

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STOLID

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not easily roused to emotion; impassive; apathetic; phlegmatic;

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STOUT

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plump stocky sturdy; plump; stocky; substantial;

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STRATAGEM

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a. maneuver designed to outwit an enemy; a scheme; a ruse;

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STRATUM

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layer level a layer; a level;

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STRICTURE

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a. restriction; a limitation; a negative criticism;

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STRIFE

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bitter conflict; discord; a struggle or clash;

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STRINGENT

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strict; restrictive;

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STUPENDOUS

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remarkable; extraordinary; remarkably large or extraordinarily gigantic;

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STUPOR

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a. stunned condition; near unconsciousness; apathy; inertia;

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STYMIE

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to thwart; to get in the way of; to hinder;

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SUBJUGATE

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to subdue and dominate; to enslave;

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SUBLIME

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lofty awesome awesome; extremely exalted; lofty; majestic;

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SUBORDINATE

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lower in importance position or rank; secondary;

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SUBSIDE

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to sink or settle; to diminish; to lessen;

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SUBSIDIARY

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supplemental subordinate; supplemental; additional; secondary or subordinate;

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SUBSIDIZE

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to provide financial aid; to make a financial contribution;

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SUBSTANTIATE

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to prove; to verify; to confirm;

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SUBSTANTIVE

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having substance; real; essential; solid; substantial;

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SUBTERFUGE

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artifice; a trick or stratagem; a ruse;

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SUBTLE

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not obvious; able to make fine distinctions; ingenious; crafty;

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SUBVERSIVE

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corrupting; overthrowing; undermining; insurgent;

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SUCCINCT

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brief and to the point; concise;

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SUCCUMB

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to yield or submit; to die;

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SUFFICE

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to be sufficient; to be enough;

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SUFFRAGE

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the right to vote;

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SUFFUSE

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to cover; to overspread; to saturate;

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SUMPTUOUS

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splendid; luxurious; splendid; lavish;

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SUPERCILIOUS

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haughty; patronizing;

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SUPERFICIAL

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on the surface only; shallow; not thorough;

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SUPERFLUOUS

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extra; unnecessary; redundant;

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SUPERSEDE

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to take the place of; to supplant; to make something obsolete;

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SUPINE

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lethargic; lying on ones back;

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SUPPLICATION

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humble prayer; earnest entreaty;

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SUPPRESS

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subdue quash; to overpower; to subdue; to quash;

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SURFEIT

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excess; an excessive amount; excess or overindulgence in eating or drinking;

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SURMISE

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remise; lazy demise; to conjecture; to guess;

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SURREAL

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incorporating an unreal fantastic quality; hallucinatory; dreamlike;

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SURREPTITIOUS

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sneaky; secret;

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SURROGATE

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substitute;

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SUSCEPTIBLE

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susceptible susceptibility; capable of being influenced by something; capable of being emotionally affected; vulnerable or receptive to;

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SWEEPING

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far reaching; extensive; wide ranging;

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SYCOPHANT

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one who sucks up to others;

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SYNTAX

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the patterns or rules governing the way grammatical sentences are formed in a given language;

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SYNTHESIS

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the combing of parts to form a whole;

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SYSTEMIC

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affecting the entire system especially the entire body;