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flower
to develop fully; to reach a very good state
base
without moral principles
utter
to make a sound with the voice; to say words
rash
done without careful consideration of the possible results
spare
1) thin
2) simple and plain
languid
moving slowly and elegantly, not needing energy or effort
consequential
important; having important results
subterfuge
a secret, usually dishonest, way of behaving
polemical
involving strong arguments for or against something, often in opposition to the opinion of others; argumentative
hallmark
a feature or quality that is typical of someone or something
haphazard
with no particular order or plan; not organized well
gross
being the total amount of something before anything is taken away
egalitarian
based on, or holding, the belief that everyone is equal and should have the same rights and opportunities
fitful
happening only for short periods; not continuous or regular
fissure
a long deep crack in something, especially in rock or in the earth
retract
to take back or withdraw
congenial
1) pleasant because of having similar interests and character
2) pleasant because it suits one's character
sordid
1) immoral or dishonest
2) very dirty and unpleasant
rescind
to officially state that a law, contract, decision, etc. is no longer valid
hibernate
to spend the winter in a state like deep sleep
degenerate
to become worse, for example by becoming lower in quality or weaker
finesse
great skill in dealing with people or situations, especially in a delicate way
coalesce
to come together to form one larger group, substance, etc.
dissect
1) to cut up a dead person, animal, or plant in order to study it
2) to study something closely and/or discuss it in great detail
sumptuous
very expensive and looking very impressive
decimate
to kill large numbers of animals, plants, or people in a particular area
headstrong
determined to do things one's own way and refusing to listen to advice
surplus
an amount that is extra or more than needed
abide
1) to put up with; tolerate
2) to stay or live in a place
wreak
to do great damage or harm to someone or something
irascible
becoming angry very easily