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euphemism

a polite word used instead of a harsh or offensive one

euthanasia

ending someone's life painlessly to stop their suffering

euphonious

pleasant or nice to listen to

eulogy

a speech praising someone who died

isocracy

a government where everyone has equal political power

isometric

having equal measurements on all sides

isochromatic

having the same color throughout

isodynamic

having equal force or energy

isopod

a small bug

noxious

harmful or poisonous

nuisance

something or someone annoying or inconvenient

pernicious

slowly and subtly harmful

internecine

conflict happening within a group that hurts everyone involved

obloquy

harsh public criticism or verbal attack

obverse

the front side of a coin; the opposite side of something

obfuscate

to confuse or make something hard to understand on purpose

obdurate

stubbornly refusing to change your mind

obtuse

slow to understand things

occlude

to block or close off

opprobrium

public disgrace or harsh criticism

occult

relating to supernatural or hidden powers

neurosis

an emotional disorder that causes distress but not loss of reality

meiosis

cell division that creates reproductive cells with half the normal chromosomes

mitosis

cell division that creates two identical copies of a cell

preside

to lead or be in charge of something

preponderate

to outweigh or be greater in number or importance

preempt

to act first so someone else cannot

predilection

a personal preference or liking for something

retrocede

to move backward; to give territory back to its former owner

retrograde

moving backward or declining to a worse state

retrogress

to go back to an earlier, less developed condition

retroversion

a reversal or return to an earlier state

interpose

to put something between two things; to step in and intervene

interstice

a small gap or space between things

malefactor

a person who does something wrong or commits a crime

malevolent

wanting to cause harm; evil

paucity

a very small amount of something; scarcity

pusillanimous

cowardly; lacking courage

puerile

childish or immature

percolate

to slowly pass through something; to gradually spread

perforate

to punch holes through something

perennial

lasting for years; coming back again and again

perspicacious

sharp, perceptive, and quick to understand things

inauspicious

having a bad or unlucky start

subjugate

to take control of someone, usually by force

subliminal

below conscious awareness; happening without you realizing it

substratum

an underlying base or foundation layer

subordinate

lower in rank; to place someone below others

subcontract

to hire another person or company to do part of your work

tangential

barely related to the main point; going off on a side topic

contiguous

touching or directly next to something

contingent

dependent on something else happening first

tenacity

determination; refusing to give up

pertinent

directly relevant to what is being discussed

sustenance

food or support needed to survive

vivacious

lively and full of energy

viviparous

giving birth to live young instead of laying eggs

convivial

friendly and cheerful; good for social settings