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ambivalence
The simultaneous existence of conflicting feelings or thoughts, such as love and hate, about a person, an object, or an idea.
avail
Use, benefit, or advantage.
equivalent
Equal in quantity, force, meaning, or value.
evaluation
The act of judging the value or worth of.
evince
to show or exhibit, as an emotion. To demonstrate clearly or convincingly; make evident.
invalid
Being without foundation or force in fact, truth, or law; not in effect; worthless. falsely based or reasoned; faulty; unjustified. a chronically ill or disabled person
prevail
To be greater in strength or influence; triumph.
valedictory
Bidding farewell.
vanquish
to defeat in a battle, conflict, or competition. To overcome or subdue, as an emotion; suppress.
amplitude
Greatness of size; magnitude. range of intelligence
prodigious
Impressively great in size, force, or extent; enormous.
quota
A proportional share assigned to a group or a member of a group; allotment, maximum or fixed amount
abdicate
To relinquish formally.
abnegate
To deny to oneself; renounce.
absolve
To pronounce clear of blame or guilt.
catharsis
A purifying or figurative cleaning or release of tension.
countermand
To cancel or reverse.
recant
To make a formal retraction or disavowal of (a statement or previously held belief).
recoup
To receive an equivalent for; make up for.
renunciation
The act of giving something up, especially by formal announcement.
rescind
To make void; repeal or annul.
waive
To relinquish or give up voluntarily.
invaluable
Of inestimable use or help; indispensable.
abound
To be great in number or amount.
augment
To make greater, as in size, extent, or quantity. in music, to increase by half a tone
brevity
Briefness of duration.
commensurate
Of the same size, extent, or duration.
diminish
To make smaller or less or cause to appear smaller or less. in music, to decrease by half a tone
infinitesimal
Immeasurably or incalculably tiny.
modicum
A small amount or quantity.