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imminent
About to happen very soon
hinder
To obstruct, delay, or make difficult
presume
To assume something is true without proof
foster
To encourage or promote growth or development
compelling
Strongly interesting or persuasive
sympathy
Feelings of understanding or concern for another’s suffering
abrupt
Sudden and unexpected; blunt in manner
exhibit
To display or show publicly
prescribe
To officially recommend or order a treatment or action
stipulate
To require or specify as a condition
surmise
To guess based on limited evidence
impenetrable
Impossible to pass through or understand
premeditated
Planned in advance
predict
To say what will happen in the future
vitiate
To weaken or spoil the effectiveness of something
proliferation
A rapid increase in number or amount
spurious
False or not genuine
revelation
The disclosure of an important or surprising fact
exacerbate
To make a problem worse
contrive
To create or plan in a clever or deceptive way
superfluous
More than what is necessary
legitimate
Lawful, reasonable, or justified
controversy
A public disagreement or debate
scrupulous
Careful, thorough, and morally principled
rectify
To correct or fix
diverge
To move or develop in different directions
exemplify
To serve as a clear example
restrained
Showing self-control; not excessive
prolong
To extend in time
obscure
Not well known or hard to understand
revolt
To rebel or feel strong disgust
intriguing
Arousing curiosity or interest
offhand
Done casually or without preparation
deviate
To stray from a normal or expected path
mimic
To imitate someone or something
aggressive
Forceful, hostile, or ready to attack
conceivable
Possible to imagine or believe
scheme
A plan, especially a secret or dishonest one
assuage
To relieve or make less intense
appraise
To evaluate the value or quality of something
scrutinize
To examine very closely
appease
To calm by giving in to demands
denounce
To publicly condemn
reinforce
To strengthen or support
deteriorate
To become worse over time
precursor
Something that comes before and leads to another
epitomize
To be a perfect example of
synopsis
A brief summary
enroll
To officially register
prohibitive
Too expensive or restrictive