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corroborate
To confirm; to back up with evidence
amorous
feeling loving; especially in a sexual sense
decorous
proper; in good taste
expedite
to speed up the progress of
idyllic
naturally peaceful
juxtapose
to place side by side
incandescent
brilliant, giving off heat or light
exasperate
to annoy throughly
discordant
lacking harmony or agreement
volatile
highly unstable, explosive
distend
to swell, to expand
fecund
fertile; productive
sage
to be wise through experience and reflection; a wiseman
vacuous
lacking ideas or intelligence
deride
to ridicule
assail
to attack with words or force
benevolent
generous, kind
scrutinize
to examine very carefully
histrionic
overly dramatic
didactic
intended to teach, morally instructive
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