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enervate
to weaken
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germane
fitting and appropiate
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auspicious
showing signs of a favorable outcome; marked by favorable circumstances
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epicure
one with refined tastes, esp. in food and wine
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quintessence
a pure substance or essence of something
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demagogue
a leader who obtains power by appealing to the emotions and prejudices of the people
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burgeon
to sprout or grow rapidly
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repudiate
to reject as invalid or untrue
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verbose
wordy
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abash
to embarrass
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incontrovertible
impossible to dispute
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prudent
marked by careful planning; discreet
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loquacious
very talkative
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omnibus
including or dealing with many items
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prognosticate
to predict
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preclude
to make impossible; to prevent the occurrence of
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tautology
needless repetition of an idea in a different words; a statement that is logically true no matter what
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paragon
an example of perfection
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enmity
the bitter attitude or feelings of any enemy or of mutual enemies
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slipshod
marked by carelessness or casual attention to detail; sloppy
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voracious
devouring; extremely hungry
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vim
energy; enthusiasm
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anathema
someone or something that is hateful
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tortuous
winding, twisted
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turgid
excessively ornate or complex in style; swollen, as from fluid
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saccharine
overly or sickeningly sweet
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umbrage
offense or resentment
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august
inspiring awe or admiration, esp. because of high rank or character
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verity
a widely-accepted truth
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impetus
an impelling or originating force
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cadaver
a dead body, esp. a human body to be dissected
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evanescent
fading from sign; transient
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clemency
mercy, or leniency towards an offender
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contrite
feeling sorry for what one has done
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assuage
to lessen pain or distress
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assiduous
diligent; hard-working; constant
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blasé
indifferent or bored with life; unimpressed as if because of too much worldly experience
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verisimilitude
resemblance to the truth
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pernicious
very harmful or destructive