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folly

foolishness

<p>foolishness</p>
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nostalgia

longing for the past

<p>longing for the past</p>
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foresight

ability to foresee future happenings

<p>ability to foresee future happenings</p>
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keen

intellectually sharp

<p>intellectually sharp</p>
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whim

a sudden desire or change of mind

<p>a sudden desire or change of mind</p>
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decorous

proper; in good taste

<p>proper; in good taste</p>
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dispassionate

impartial; calm, free from emotion

<p>impartial; calm, free from emotion</p>
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impulsive

acting without thought

<p>acting without thought</p>
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versatile

able to do many things well

<p>able to do many things well</p>
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jingoism

nationalism

<p>nationalism</p>
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venerable

worthy of respect

<p>worthy of respect</p>
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ossified

become fixed and rigid

<p>become fixed and rigid</p>
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streamline

simplify, make more efficient

<p>simplify, make more efficient</p>
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infighting

conflict within a group

<p>conflict within a group</p>
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bureaucratization

a complicated organized system; rules and regulations

<p>a complicated organized system; rules and regulations</p>
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hospitality

friendly behavior towards visitors

<p>friendly behavior towards visitors</p>
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applaud

to praise; to clap

<p>to praise; to clap</p>
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respite

a short break

<p>a short break</p>
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concession

a reluctant acknowledgment

<p>a reluctant acknowledgment</p>
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equivocate

to use expressions of double meaning in order to mislead

<p>to use expressions of double meaning in order to mislead</p>
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denunciation

public condemnation

<p>public condemnation</p>
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inept

unskilled; clumsy

<p>unskilled; clumsy</p>
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graceless

clumsy or lacking good manner

<p>clumsy or lacking good manner</p>
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rousing

exciting, stirring

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improbable

not likely to be true or to happen

<p>not likely to be true or to happen</p>
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jubilant

extremely happy

<p>extremely happy</p>
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supercilious

arrogant

<p>arrogant</p>
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pugnacious

eager to fight

<p>eager to fight</p>
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judicious

wise and careful

<p>wise and careful</p>
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cryptic

mysterious, puzzling

<p>mysterious, puzzling</p>
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tenacity

persistence

<p>persistence</p>
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aspersion

an unkind remark or an unfair judgment

<p>an unkind remark or an unfair judgment</p>
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perfidy

breach of faith

<p>breach of faith</p>
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indigence

extreme poverty

<p>extreme poverty</p>
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evasive

deliberately vague or ambiguous

<p>deliberately vague or ambiguous</p>
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elliptical

difficult to understand

<p>difficult to understand</p>
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deficient

lacking

<p>lacking</p>
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hollow

empty inside

<p>empty inside</p>
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thunderous

extremely loud

<p>extremely loud</p>
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sparse

existing only in small amounts

<p>existing only in small amounts</p>
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setback

a problem that delays or prevents progress

<p>a problem that delays or prevents progress</p>
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credence

belief, mental acceptance

<p>belief, mental acceptance</p>
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momentum

the ability to keep increasing

<p>the ability to keep increasing</p>
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disrepute

disgrace, loss of reputation

<p>disgrace, loss of reputation</p>
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anomalous

abnormal

<p>abnormal</p>
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palpable

so strong that can be felt or noticed easily

<p>so strong that can be felt or noticed easily</p>
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diaphanous

almost completely transparent

<p>almost completely transparent</p>
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variegated

marked with different colors

<p>marked with different colors</p>
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disdain

contempt

<p>contempt</p>
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egalitarian

promoting equal rights for all people

<p>promoting equal rights for all people</p>
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dowager

a widow with a title or property derived from her late husband

<p>a widow with a title or property derived from her late husband</p>
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iconoclast

a person who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions

<p>a person who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions</p>
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purveyor

supplier; seller

<p>supplier; seller</p>
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