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Abruptly

Suddenly; unexpectedly or without warning.

Blatantly

In an obvious, unmistakable, or offensive way.

Derision

Contemptuous mockery or ridicule.

Entreat

To ask earnestly or plead.

Abstract

Existing as an idea rather than a physical object; theoretical.

Boisterous

Noisy, energetic, and rowdy.

Deserve

To be worthy of something because of actions or qualities.

Estrangement

A state of being distant or alienated from someone.

Admonitions

Warnings or firm expressions of disapproval.

Brazen

Bold and shameless.

Desist

To stop doing something; cease.

Ethereal

Delicate, light, or seemingly otherworldly.

Adverse

Unfavorable; harmful or working against something.

Cacophony

A harsh, unpleasant mixture of sounds.

Despotic

Tyrannical; exercising power in a cruel or oppressive way.

Ethos

The guiding beliefs, values, or character of a group.

Advocate

To support or argue in favor of; also, a supporter.

Capricious

Unpredictable; changing suddenly or without reason.

Destitute

Extremely poor; lacking basic necessities.

Evoke

To bring a feeling, memory, or response to mind.

Aesthetic

Related to beauty, art, or the appreciation of appearance.

Caricatures

Exaggerated portrayals that emphasize distinctive features.

Devastation

Severe destruction or overwhelming damage.

Exaggerate

To make something seem greater or more important than it is.

Affected

Influenced by something; or artificial and not natural.

Cohort

A group of people with a shared characteristic or purpose.

Devious

Dishonest or indirect; using tricks to achieve an aim.

Exigent

Urgent; requiring immediate attention.

Affronted

Offended or insulted.

Competent

Having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill.

Diligent

Hardworking, careful, and persistent.

Explain

To make something clear or understandable.

Aggravated

Made worse; or irritated and angered.

Complacent

Too self-satisfied to notice or address potential problems.

Discernible

Able to be seen, recognized, or understood.

Extol

To praise highly.

Ail

To trouble, hurt, or make unwell.

Conciliatory

Intended to calm conflict or restore goodwill.

Dismal

Gloomy, depressing, or very poor in quality.

Fallacious

Based on a false idea or faulty reasoning.

Ailment

An illness or medical condition.

Confidential

Private; intended to be kept secret.

Disperse

To scatter or spread in different directions.

Aliens

People or beings from another place; noncitizens in a country.

Congregate

To gather together in a group.

Dissect

To cut apart for examination; analyze in detail.

Famished

Extremely hungry.

Alter

To change or modify.

Contaminate

To make impure, polluted, or unsafe.

Diverse

Different from one another; varied.

Fascinated

Strongly interested or captivated.

Amnesty

An official pardon, especially for a group of people.

Copious

Abundant; available in large amounts.

Diversity

The presence of differences or variety.

Fatigued

Very tired; exhausted.

Analyze

To examine carefully by breaking something into parts.

Cordon

A line of people or barriers used to restrict access.

Dogmatic

Insisting that one's beliefs are unquestionably correct.

Fearless

Showing no fear; brave.

Annotate

To add notes or explanations to a text.

Countenance

A person's face or facial expression; also, to tolerate or approve.

Dolt

A foolish or stupid person.

Feckless

Ineffective, irresponsible, or lacking initiative.

Apathetically

Without interest, enthusiasm, or concern.

Covert

Secret or concealed.

Drudgery

Tedious, exhausting, or monotonous work.

Flippant

Not showing proper seriousness or respect.

Apothecary

A person who prepared or sold medicines; an early pharmacist.

Cower

To crouch or shrink back in fear.

Ebb

To flow away or decrease gradually.

Foibles

Minor weaknesses or personal flaws.

Apprized

Informed or made aware of something.

Craven

Cowardly; lacking courage.

Ebullient

Cheerful, energetic, and enthusiastic.

Foolhardy

Recklessly bold; ignoring danger.

Ascribe

To attribute something to a particular cause or source.

Credulity

A tendency to believe things too readily.

Eccentric

Unconventional or noticeably unusual.

Foreshadowing

Hints or signs of something that will happen later.

Assess

To evaluate or estimate the nature, value, or quality of something.

Credulous

Too ready to believe; easily deceived.

Edifices

Large buildings, especially impressive ones.

Forestalled

Prevented or delayed by taking action beforehand.

Atonement

An act of making amends for wrongdoing.

Cumbersome

Awkward, heavy, or difficult to manage.

Edit

To revise or prepare written or recorded material.

Formidable

Impressive, powerful, or difficult to overcome.

Atrophies

Shrinks or wastes away from lack of use or nourishment.

Curtailed

Reduced, shortened, or restricted.

Elastic

Able to stretch and return to its original shape; flexible.

Fracas

A noisy quarrel or fight.

Aural

Related to hearing or the ears.

Degenerate

To decline in quality or condition; also, a person seen as morally corrupt.

Emit

To send out or release.

Fulcrum

The pivot or support on which a lever turns; a central point.

Avidly

With great eagerness or enthusiasm.

Delayed

Made to happen later than expected.

Emulate

To imitate with the aim of matching or surpassing.

Futile

Pointless; unlikely to produce a useful result.

Avow

To declare openly or admit.