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fac

to do, to make

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opus

work, wealth, power, resource

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3

erg

work

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4

labor

to work

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5

sta sti

stand say

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pos

to put, place

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7

stas, stat

standing

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8

ENT, ESS

to be

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9

verd, virid

green

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10

cand

glow, white pure burn

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11

pall

to be pale

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12

livid

bluish-black

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13

discomfit

to embarrass and confuse

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14

edification

Improvement or enlightenment

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malfeasance

wrongdoing or bad conduct by a public official

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feaseble

capable of being accomplished

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17

surfeit

condition of being too full; overabundance

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magnum opus

the greatest work of an artist, writer, or composer

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19

modus operandi

manner of working

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20

Synergy

the power that results from the combination of two or more forces

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21

Liturgy

a pattern of prayer or worship

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22

lethargy

A state of sluggishness, inactivity, and apathy

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laborious

requiring mental or physical effort

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belabor

to attack or discuss in to much detail

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25

elaborate

To explain in greater detail

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26

stanch

to stop the flow of

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extant

still existing; not exterminated, destroyed, or lost

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28

retive

unable to keep still or silent and becoming increasingly difficult to control, especially because of impatience, dissatisfaction, or boredom

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staunch

Firm and steadfast

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30

apropos

with regard to

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31

depose

To remove from office or power

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32

static

Having no motion or change

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33

Ecsatsy

intense joy or delight

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34

stasis

Condition in which there is no change

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entity

being

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essence

the most important ingredient; the crucial element

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37

quintessential

the most typical, ideal, or important

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38

verdure

greenery; fresh and ripe vegetation

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verdant

green with vegetation

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40

candid

open and sincere

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41

incandescent

shining brilliantly

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42

candor

Frankness or sincerity of expression; openness

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43

pallor

Extreme or unnatural paleness

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44

appall

To fill with horror or disapproval

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pallid

Lacking color; dull

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livid

Enraged; furious

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