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undistinguished (adj)

common; nothing special (23)

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pretense (n)

 pretending or feigning; make-believe; a false show of something (24)

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exasperated (adj)

 irritated; provoked; irked (28)

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viciously (adv)

with violence or fury (29)

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sullen (adj)

 showing irritation or ill humor by a gloomy silence or reserve (29)

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vindicated (v)

cleared of accusation, blame, or doubt (30)

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proposition (n)

a suggested plan (33)

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 vengeance (n)

revenge (35)

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 tentatively (adv)

uncertainly (44)

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furtively (adv)

 in a way that hides motive (44)

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 futile (adj)

useless (45)

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tyrant (n)

 dictator; harsh ruler (52)

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forlornly (adv)

pitifully; desperately; hopelessly (57)

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mutilated (adj)

maimed; damaged (61)

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assimilationism (n)

belief that minority cultures should be absorbed into a dominant culture  (63)

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 insinuatingly (adv)

with more meaning than is spoken; implied (66)

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haphazardly (adv)

carelessly (66)

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arrogant (adj)

proud; haughty (76)

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eccentric (adj)

deviating from the norm; strange (80)

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oppressive (adj)

tyrannical (81)

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cliché (n)

trite or overused expression or idea (82)

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plaintively (adv)

sorrowfully; pathetically (86)

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 menacingly (adv)

threateningly (90)

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exuberant (adj)

marked by unrestrained enthusiasm  (93)

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presumably (adv)

probably; reasonably supposed  (96) 

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 rebuff (n)

blunt refusal  (96)

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 revelation (n)

new information  (91, 105)

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amiably (adv)

good-naturedly (114)

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ludicrous (adj)

ridiculous (124)

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 ominous (adj)

menacing; threatening (131)

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 plunder (v)

to rob; to loot  (134)

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wrought (v)

shaped; made  (137)

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monologue (n)

long speech by one person  (138)

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eccentricity (n)

quality of being strange or unusual in behavior (138)

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epitaph (n)

inscription on a tombstone (145)

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amid (adv)

in the midst of  (149)