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Abdicate

To officially renounce power or neglect to complete a responsibility or duty.

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Augment

To make greater, as in size, quantity, and strength; to supplement

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Elucidate

To make clear or plain especially by explanation

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Impeccable

Not capable of sin; faultless

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Indomitable

Not easily discouraged or defeated; unconquerable

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Insurgent

Rising in active revolt against constituted authority

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Penitent

Feeling sorrow for one's sins and being willing to repent

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Pestilent

Tending to destroy life; dangerous to the moral, social, or political welfare of society

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Procrastinate

To put off doing something until a future time; to postpone habitually

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Ruminate

To chew the cud; to meditate or reflect on

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Strident

Loud, harsh, and grating

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Vulnerable

Susceptible to wounds; open to attack

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hypo-

PREFIX

under, below

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ob- (oc-,of-,op-)

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Against, toward, completely

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pro-

P

for, before, forward

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super-, sur-

P

over, above, beyond

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AM

to love

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CAPIT, CIPIT

head

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JAC, JECT

to throw

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MOV, MOT, MOB

to move

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PATH

feeling, suffering, disease

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PROTO

first, original, primitive

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SCI

to know

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VEN, VENT

to come

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-able

able to (be)

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-ate 1

to make, to act, ect (forms verbs)

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-ate 2

having the quality of

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-ate 3

one who, that which

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aggrandize

to make greater, richer, more powerful

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to exxagerate

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banal

lacking freshness or originality;commonplace, ordinary

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chicanery

trickery, especially in legal dealings;the use of subterfuge or trickery in debate

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denote

to indicate

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entrepreneur

one who organizes and mages a business, assuming the risk of profit or loss

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fetish

an inanimate object though to have inherent magical power and therefore worshiped

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anything irrationally reverenced; obsession

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heinous

hatefully bad or wicked; abominable

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pensive

thinking deeply or seriously; often of sad or melancholy things

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pique

to evoke resentment in

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to arouse

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plaintive

expressing sorrow; mournful

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trenchant

forceful and effective; keen, penetrating

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verdant

green with growing plants or grass; green in colour

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unripe in knowledge or judgement; unsophisticated

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mis-1

bad(ly), worng(ly)

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mis-2

hater, hatred

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trans-

across

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un-

not

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AGON

struggle, contest

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CAD, CAS, CID

to fall, to befall, to happen

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DIC, DICT

to say

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FER

to bear, to carry

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JUR

to swear

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MORT

death

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OMNI

all

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PEND, PENS

to hang, to weigh, to pay

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-ac, -iac

pertaining to

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-er, -yer

one who, that which

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-ian

once who

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-men

result of

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efface

to erase or remove something as if by rubbing

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egregious

outstandingly bad

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emanate

to flow forth or originate form a source

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exemplify

to illustrate something by acting as an example

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exorbitant

going beyond what is resonable; excessive

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extrenuate

to lessen the seriousness of the circumstance by giving excuses

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imbibe

to drink; to absorb or take in with the senses as if by drinking

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incarcerate

to improson

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indemnify

to protect againstor compensate for damage or loss

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insipid

without excitement or appeal

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intrepid

fearless

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inundate

to cover with water; to overwhelm as id with a flood

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ex-

out (of), away from, without, intensive

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in-1

in, into

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in-2

not

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syn-

with, together

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AG, ACT

to do, to drive

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BIBLI

book

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CAP, CAPT, CEPT, CIP

to take, to sieze

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CLIN

to lean, to slope

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FID

faith

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GEN, GENIT

birth, race, kind, cause

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PED

foot

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TRACT

to draw, to draw

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-ent1

one who, that which

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-ent2

like, pertaining to

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-ment

that whihc, state, quality, act of

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-y

state, quality, act, result of