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Gesticulation
A dramatic gesture used in place of speaking or to emphasize oneās words.
Glut
An excessively abundant supply of something.
Gratuitous
Given without mutual agreement; unwarranted and free.
Gullible
Easily persuaded to believe something.
Halycon
Describing a time period, sometimes personal, that was extremely happy and peaceful.
Heresy
Beliefs or opinions that go against main traditions, usually in a religious (especially Christian) context.
Heterogeneous
Differing in content; composed of many different parts and aspects.
Ignoble
Not honorable in character or purpose; dishonorable.
Impeccable
Of an action or trait, being of the highest standards of refinement; faultless.
Implicit
Not directly expressed; hinted or suggested.
Inane
Silly or stupid.
Incarcerate
Imprison or confine.
Inclement
Of weather, being unpleasantly cold or wet.
Incoherence
Illogical, inconsistent, or unclear.
Incorrigible
Of a person or their tendencies, being unable of being reformed or improved.
Inept
Unskillful or clumsy towards a specific skill.
Instigate
Initiate something or someone to do something, especially something bad.
Intermittent
Occurring at inconsistent intervals; irregular.
Macabre
Disturbing and horrifying because of involvement with or depiction of death and injury.
Malevolent
Having or showing the wish to do evil to others.
Inundate
Overwhelm someone or something with things to deal with.
Ironical
Mocking in a sarcastic or dry way, usually through paradoxes or subversion of expectations.
Jeopardy
Danger of loss, harm, or failure.
Knoll
A small hill or mound.
Lacerate
Deeply cut or tear into something, usually flesh or skin.
Lampoon
Publicly criticize someone or something through sarcasm, mockery, or irony.
Lethargic
Sluggish and apathetic; extremely tired.
Liaison
Communications or cooperation between people or organizations that allows for an effective working relationship.
Lithe
Of a personās figure, being thin, flexible, and graceful.
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