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nobody is going to see this bruh so i can say whateverrrrrrrrrrrrrruhhhhh meowmeowi wish for 900 seconds this chrizzzmas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1bleh

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Philanthropy

the act of donating money or work to those in need

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Amorphous

shapeless, formless; vague

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Ephemeral

Lasting for a very short time

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Fervent

Intensely enthusiastic or passionate

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Opulent

Rich, luxurious, or lavish

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Perspicacity

Keen insight or understanding

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Rectify

to make right

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Aegis

a shield; protection

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Enervate

to weaken

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Factious

causing disagreement

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Antithesis

The direct opposite of something

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Chagrin

Embarrassment or distress due to failure or disappointment

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Diaphanous

Light, delicate, and translucent

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Effete

Exhausted, worn out, or no longer productive

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Impediment

Something that hinders or obstructs

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Impotent

Powerless or unable to take action

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Maelstrom

A powerful whirlpool or chaotic situation

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Emendation

A correction or revision of a text

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Nihilism

The belief that life lacks meaning or value

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Bestial

Brutal, savage, or animal-like

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Adventitious

accidental; nonessential

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Ambiguous

Open to multiple interpretations

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Bona fide

Genuine or authentic

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Fecund

Fertile or productive

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Obfuscate

To deliberately make something unclear

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Parochial

Narrow-minded or limited in scope

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Pedestrian

Dull, ordinary, or unimaginative

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Cataclysm

A violent change

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Extenuate

To lessen the seriousness of something

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Edify

to improve someone morally

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Debacle

a complete failure; a total collapse

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Facetious

comical; jocular; flippant

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Hedonism

The pursuit of pleasure, especially of the senses

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Obloquy

Strong public criticism or abuse

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Perfunctory

Done with little effort or interest

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Recapitulate

To summarize or review

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Sacrosanct

Holy or inviolable

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Baroque

overly decorated

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Fortuitous

Happening by chance, often luckily

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Sadistic

Deriving pleasure from others' pain

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Carnal

relating to physical appetite, especially sensual

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Deference

Respectful submission or courtesy

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Ebullient

Overflowing with enthusiasm or excitement

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Nebulous

Vague, unclear, or ill-defined

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Pedantic

tending to show off one’s learning

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Quandary

a puzzling situation; a dilemma

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Sanguine

Optimistic or confident

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Bowdlerize

To remove offensive material

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Imprecation

A curse

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Panegyric

A formal speech praising someone

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Affluence

Great wealth or abundance

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Antipathy

A strong feeling of dislike

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Banal

Commonplace or lacking originality

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Elucidate

To explain or clarify

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Eschew

To deliberately avoid

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Obdurate

Stubbornly resistant to change

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Onerous

Burdensome or difficult

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Adroit

Skillful or clever

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Callow

Inexperienced or immature

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Dichotomy

A division into two contrasting parts

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Laconic

Using very few words

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Peccadillo

A minor offense or fault

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Quiddity

an essential quality

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Sagacious

Wise or perceptive

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Deride

To mock or ridicule

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Hackneyed

Overused or unoriginal

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Imperious

domineering; haughty

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Martinet

A strict disciplinarian; taskmaster

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Neologism

A newly coined word or expression

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Olfactory

Relating to the sense of smell

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Recondite

difficult to understand; profound

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Quagmire

a swamp; A difficult or dangerous situation

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Chimerical

Imaginary; fantastic

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Harbinger

an omen or a sign

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Idiosyncrasy

a peculiar personality trait

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Machination

an evil design or plan

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Nubile

Marriageable or sexually mature

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Pejorative

having a negative effect; insulting

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Sapient

Wise or intelligent

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Bucolic

Relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside

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Caveat

A warning or caution

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Impecunious

Having little or no money

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Redolent

having a pleasant odor; suggestive or evocative

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Epitome

a typical example

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Garrulous

talkative

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Lachrymose

Tearful, weepy

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Legerdemain

Skillful deception or sleight of hand

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Theme

The central idea or message of a literary work

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Tone

The author’s attitude toward the subject or audience

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Mood

The emotional atmosphere felt by the reader

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Allegory

A narrative in which characters and events represent abstract ideas

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Motif

A recurring element that reinforces a theme

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Symbol

Something that represents a deeper meaning beyond itself

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Irony

A contrast between expectation and reality

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Dialect

A regional or social variety of language

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Allusion

A brief reference to a person, place, event, or text

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Denouement

The resolution or conclusion of a story

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Satire

The use of humor or exaggeration to criticize

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Parody

A humorous imitation of a work or style

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Omniscience

The quality of having unlimited knowledge, often of a narrator