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harrowed
distressed
defunct
no longer existing or functioning
vestige
a trace or remnant
obstinate
stubborn even with persuasion
garish
very showy and flashy
nebulous
hazy
laudable
praiseworthy
ineffable
too great/extreme to be expressed
turgid
swollen
repose
to rest or be very tranquil
ingratiate
to flatter or suck up to someone to get in someone's favor
septic
infection
dilatory
delayed, slow, procrastinating
affront
an insult
croon
to hum or sing softly
genial
friendly and cheerful
refuse
trash
inviolate
unharmed
precipitate
unexpectedly cause something or act suddenly
intermittent
not continuous, occurring sporadically
portentous
arrogant and self-important
rancor
lasting resentment
magnanimous
generous/forgiving especially to an enemy
truculent
argumentative, quick to fight
redolent
fragrant or reminiscent of something
stratum
social class
vestibule
a small entryway within a building
corroborate
to support with evidence
garrulous
overly talkative
fortuitous
happening by chance, luck, or accident
pasquinade
a satire or public criticism
superfluous
unnecessary
bulbous
round and bulging
elocution
skill of speaking clear and articulate
pander
to give in to or please
aesthetic
pertaining to beauty
elude
to avoid or escape
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