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tantamount (adj)

virtually the same as s-alike a-different

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sublime

so wonderful it inspires awe s- majestic a- awful

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sinuous

having many turns and curves s- winding a- straight

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salve

something used to soothe injuries or hurt feelings s-cure a-disease

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acumen

experience or expertise in something s- insight a- stupidity

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abscond

to leave quickly and secretly, so as to avoid detection s- flee a- stay

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servile

showing an excessive willingness to serve others s- submissive a- dominant

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solicitous

showing concern or interest s-considerate a- selfish / inconsiderate

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somnolent

sleepy or drowsy s- tired a-hyper

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respite

a short period of rest in a difficult task s-break a-continuation

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posthumous (adj)

taking place after one’s death s-belated a-current

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ogle (v)

to stare at in a gross or dirty manner s-leer a-ignore

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robust (adj.)

strong and healthy s-powerful a-weak

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burnish (adj)

to enhance or perfect by rubbing s-polish a-tarnish

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rotund (adj)

round or spherical s-plump a-thin

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hapless(adj)

unfortunate s-unlucky a-lucky

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lucid (adj)

easy to understand s-evident a-confused

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maelstrom (n)

turbulence and agitation s-chaos a-calm

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prowess (n)

great skill/expertise s-mastery a-failure

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modicum (n)

a small amount s-crumble a-ton

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quell (v)

to put an end to something, typically with the use of force s-crush a-encourage

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quixotic

idealistic in an unrealistic way s- impractical a- practical

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wanton (adj)

deliberate without a motive a- stray s-intentional

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acost

to approach with hostility or harmful intention. s- confront a-ignore

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platitude

a statement that has been used to often to be interesting or harmful s- cliche a- wisdom

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affront (n)

an action or remark that causes outrage or offense s-insult a-compliment

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blight (n)

a thing that spoils or damages something else s-plague a-blessing

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destitute (adj)

without the basic necessities of life s-poor a-wealthy

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inane (adj)

silly or stupid s-foolish a-wise

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bequeath (v)

to leave something to a person through a will s-gift a-take

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exalt (v.)

to think of speak of very highly of s- glorify a-criticize

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epitome (n)

a perfect example of something s-model a-reject

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indigient

poor or needy s-penniless a-rich

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benevolent

intending good for people s-kind a-unkind

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malevolent

intending harm to others s-hostile a-kind

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culpable

deserving blame s- guilty a-innocent

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curt

rudely brief s-brusque a-polite

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dearth

a lack of something s-shortage a-plenty

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magnanimous

very generous or forgiving s-sefless a-means

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mollify

to reduce someone’s anger or anxiety s-soothe a-irritate

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Malleable

easily influenced s-flexible a-rigid

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corpulence n.

obesity s-fatness a-thinness

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truncate v.

to shorten something by clipping it s-trim a-expand

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upbraid v.

to harshly criticize s-scold a-compliment

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rapport n.

a harmonious relationship s-bond a-coldness

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defile v.

to foul or unclean s-spoil a-cleanse

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conciliatory adj.

intended or likely to placate or pacify s- appeasing a-irritating

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expunge v.

to remove completely s-erase a-create

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extraneous adj.

unrelated to the subject s- irrelevant a- essential

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stupefy v.

to make someone unable to think clearly s-stun a-explain

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