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itinerant
characterized by traveling from place to place

synonym: wondering
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magnanimity
greatness of spirit that enables one to be generous

synonym: nobility
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ignominious
deeply disgraceful

synonym: shameful
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illusory
not real: causing an illusion

synonym: deceptive
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immutable
not subject to change

synonym: unchangeable
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impassive
giving no sign of feeling

synonym: expressionless
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impecunious
having little or no money

synonym: poor
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imperiousness
overbearing manner; domineering attitude

synonyms: arrogance; lordliness
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impermeable
not permitting passage through its substance

synonym: impenetrable
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jettison
get rid of as unwanted or burdensome

synonym: discard
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jingoist
extremely aggressive and militant patriot

synonym: nationalist
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jocular
characterized by joking

synonym: jesting
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juxtaposition
state of being placed side by side or close together

synonym: proximity
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kindle
start a fire

synonym: ignite
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kinetic
relating to or producing physical motion

synonym: energizing
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lachrymose
full of tears

synonym: weeping
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laconic
brief and to the point; using few words

synonym: concise
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lasssitude
lack of energy

synonym: weariness
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latent
potential but undeveloped

synonyms: dormant, hidden
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laud
give praise to

synonym: glorify
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lethargic
lacking energy

synonym: drowsy
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levity
lack of proper seriousness

synonym: lightheartedness
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libertine
debauched and dissolute person

synonym: womanizer
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limn
outline with clear, sharp details

synonym: portray
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listless
lacking in spirit or energy

synonym: lethargic
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loquacious
inclined to talk excessively

synonym: chatty
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lumber
move heavily

synonym: shamble
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luminous
issuing light

synonym: shining
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machination
evil scheme

synonym: plot
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imperturbable
characterized by serenity and composure

synonym: calm
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invective
verbal attack

synonym: abuse
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inveigle
persuade or entice using flattery or cunning words

synonym: ensnare
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specious
seemingly reasonable but incorrect; superficially plausible

synonym: misleading
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sporadic
occurring irregularly; recurring unpredictably

synonym: random
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spurious
not genuine or authentic

synonym: fake
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hubris
excessive self-conceit

synonym: arrogance
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querulous
habitually fussy and full of complaints

synonym: whining
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quiescent
temporarily inactive: at rest

synonym: still
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inundate
cover with water

synonym: submerge
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inure
become accustomed to something unpleasant or unwelcome

synonym: habituate
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impervious
incapable of being damaged or distressed; incapable of being affected

synonym: impenetrable
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impetuous
marked by impulsive forcefulness or haste

synonym: rash
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impiety
lack of respect for God

synonym: irreverence
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perfunctory
lacking interest, care, or enthusiasm; not thorough

synonym: automatic
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meticulous
excessively careful

synonym: scrupulous
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minatory
having a threatening quality

synonym: menacing
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misanthrope
one who hates or distrusts people

synonym: loner
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mitigate
make less intense or severe

synonym: moderate
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mollify
soothe or appease; reduce in intensity

synonym: soften
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morose
having an ill-humored disposition

synonym: melancholy
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mundane
having to do with transitory, everyday concerns; worldly as opposed to spiritual

synonym: secular
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munificent
very generous in giving

synonym: bountiful
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myopic
characterized by a faulty vision of distant objects; lacking foresight

synonym: nearsighted
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myriad
a very large number

synonym: multitude
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harangue
intense verbal attack; passionate, vehement speech

synonym: rant
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peripatetic
walking about; traveling from place to place

synonym: wandering
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permeable
allowing liquids or gas to pass through

synonym: penetrable
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peruse
read with care; examine in detail

synonym: inspect
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pervasive
spread throughout every part

synonym: widespread
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phenomena
observable facts; subjects of scientific investigation

synonym: aspects
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phlegmatic
not easily disturbed or excited

synonym: unruffled
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pithy
terse and to the point

synonym: concise
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placate
appease, often by making concessions

synonym: pacify
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plasticity
ability to be shaped without breaking; capability of being molded

synonym: flexibility
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platitude
trite remark

synonym: cliche (said too often to have benefit)
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plethora
superabundance

synonym: excess
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plummet
drop sharply; fall swiftly; decline steeply

synonym: plunge
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polemical
aggressive in verbal attack

synonym: quarrelsome
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politic
prudently tactic

synonym: diplomatic
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porous
full of pores; allowing passage of air or liquids

synonym: permeable
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pragmatic
concerned with the practical worth or impact of something; dealing with facts

synonyms: practical
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precarious
dependent on unknown conditions or circumstances, and therefore dangerous

synonym: risky
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precipitate
exhibiting unwise haste or speed

synonym: hasty
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preclude
keep from happening; exclude the possibility

synonym: prevent
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precursor
someone or something that precedes another

synonym: predecessor
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predilection
tendency to regard something favorably

synonyms: partiality
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presumptuous
taking liberties; excessively forward

synonym: overconfident
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prevaricate
speak misleadingly; intentionally misstate

synonym: fib
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pristine
unspoiled, or immaculately clean

synonym: undefiled
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probity
confirmed integrity and uprightness

synonym: incorruptibility
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problematic
not definite or resolved; open to debate

synonym: debatable
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proclivity
natural inclination

synonym: predisposition
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prodigality
wasteful extravagance; recklessness with money; uncontrolled spending

synonym: lavishness
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profligacy
shameless immorality; wasteful extravagance

synonym: immoderence
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proliferation
rapid increase in numbers

synonym: multiplication
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propensity
natural inclination

synonym: innate tendency
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implacable
unable to be appeased or placated

synonym: relentless
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hackneyed
lacking in originality

synonym: trite
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importune
beg persistently

synonym: urge
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impregnable
incapable of being overcome by an assault

synonym: unconquerable
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impugn
dispute or contradict (often in an insulting way)

synonym: challenge
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impunity
freedom from punishment or harm

synonym: immunity
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inchoate
not fully formed

synonym: undeveloped
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incipient
in an early stage

synonym: rudimentary
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indefatigable
incapable or becoming tired

synonym: tireless
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propriety
correctness of behavior; conformity to conventional standards

synonym: fitness
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indeterminate
not clearly fixed

synonym: unsettled
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overt
not hidden from view; out in the open

synonym: unconcealed
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overwrought
extremely agitated

synonym: frantic
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palliate
ease (pain or other symptoms); moderate intensity; make less severe or offensive

synonym: alleviate