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admonish
(verb) means to warn or caution someone firmly,
Antiquity
(noun) the quality of being ancient, ancient times
Censure
(verb) to blame or to condemn
chasten
(verb) that means to discipline, correct, or restrain someone's behavior in order to improve their character or behavior.
debunk
(verb) refers to the act of exposing or proving false the claims, beliefs, or myths surrounding a particular topic or idea
defile
(verb) refers to the act of making something unclean, impure, or polluted. It can also mean to desecrate or violate something sacred or holy.
embroil
(verb) involve or to through into confusion or strife
exorcise
(verb) to expel or drive out an evil spirit or demon from a person, place, or thing, typically through religious or spiritual means.
fortuitous
(adjective) refers to something happening by chance or luck, rather than as a result of deliberate planning or intention.
garner
(verb) to gather or collect something, especially information or support, over some time.
humility
(noun) is the quality of being humble or having a modest view of one's importance.
larceny
(noun) that refers to the unlawful taking and carrying away of someone else's personal property
Parch
(verb) that means to dry out or make something extremely dry,
parry
(verb) to ward off or deflect (a weapon, attack, or criticism
porus
(adjective) something that permits the passage of substnces through pores
precipitate
(verb) to cause to speedily occur, to throw headlong
ratify
(verb) to give formal approval
rupture
(verb) to break apart, to bust
taper
(verb) to decrease in thickness or width
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