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accentuate
give emphasis or draw attention to something
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acumen
quickness and keenness in understanding and judgment
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admonish
scold someone seriously; give someone urgent advice
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aesthetic
pertaining to beauty or the appreciation thereof
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affectation
a pretense or show meant to impress others
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alleviate
lessen the intensity or severity of something negative
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analogous
comparable or similar to
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antithesis
the direct opposite or contrast
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appease

cAlm someone down; satisfy a demand or desire

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arbitrary
determined by chance, not reason
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archaic
ancient or outmoded; out of date
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ascribe
attribute or credit something to a particular cause or source
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befuddled
confused, bewildered, or perplexed
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bolster
lend support or boost
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boorish
rude or unrefined in manners or behavior
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brook
to tolerate or endure something, especially an annoyance
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delightful

causing delight or satisfaction

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chauvinistic
excessively patriotic or biased in favor of a group or cause
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circumspect
cautious or wary, especially when considering potential consequences
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clamorous
characterized by extremely loud noise
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comity
a courteous harmony or mutual respect toward others
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commensurate
comparable in size, extent, or degree; proportionate
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conjectural
pertaining to a guess or inference made with limited data
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connoisseur
a discerning expert in matters of taste
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convivial
demonstrating a jovial nature or a fondness for festivities and companionship
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cordial
characterized by warmth and sincerity
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dearth
lack of something in a particular area
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decadent
displaying excessive indulgence, sometimes to a morally degenerate extent
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deleterious
having a harmful effect
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dichotomy
a split into two contrasting or opposite parts
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dissemble
hide or misrepresent one's true feelings or beliefs
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dogged
demonstrating tenacity and an unwillingness to give up
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dupe
trick or fool someone
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edify
enlighten or uplift through knowledge; teach
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egregious
remarkably bad or shocking, to a conspicuous degree
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elicit
extract a reply or action; provoke
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empirical
based on observation or experience rather than conjecture
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engender
produce or stimulate the development of something
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entitled
assuming oneself to be deserving of special rights or privileges
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erudite
possessing great knowledge, typically from study or research
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esoteric
understood by few or a small group of people
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evanescent
vanishing or fading away quickly, like mist or a phantom
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evasive
indirect or not straightforward; avoiding confrontation
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exculpate
clear from blame or guilt
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expedite
accelerate or speed up a process or action
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explicable
able to be explained or understood
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fastidious
showing great care and attention to detail; hard to please
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fecund
fertile or highly productive
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feeble
weak; deficient in strength
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feign
pretend or simulate
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felicitous
well-suited or apt
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flamboyant
characterized by a showy, confident, or audacious display
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forbear
to refrain from doing something
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forestall
prevent something by taking strategic action in advance
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furtive
sneaky or secretive, especially due to guilt
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gainsay

deny or refute an assertion or arGument

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galvanize

inspire or stir up to action or heiGhtened activity

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hamper
obstruct or hinder progress
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haphazard
lacking clear planning, order, or direction
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hodgepodge
a mixture or assortment of different things
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hyperbole
exaggeration to make a point or be funny
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immutable
not capable of being changed
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impede
obstruct or hinder progress
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impetuous
rash or hasty in action or decision
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indefatigable
highly determined; resistant to tiring out
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indiscriminate
lacking selectivity or judgment, often with potentially harmful effects
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indispensable
completely necessary; essential
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indolent
habitually lazy; averse to activity
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innocuous
harmless, having no ill effect
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insular
limited in outlook or experience; narrow
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intransigent
refusing to compromise; stubborn
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intrepid
resolutely fearless; brave
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irascible
easily angered or irritated
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irreverent
lacking proper respect or seriousness
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lament
express deep sorrow or regret
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loathe
dislike greatly, often with disgust
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malign
evil and harmful; speak about someone in a bitter and critical manner
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malleable
changeable or flexible; capable of being influenced
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mercenary
motivated primarily by a desire for monetary or material gain
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meticulous
exhibiting great care to detail
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momentary
lasting for a brief moment or interval
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mordant
biting or sharply critical in thought or expression
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mundane

coMmonplace or ordinary, lacking excitement

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myopic
short-sighted; lacking creativity
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neophyte
an amateur or novice in a field
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nettlesome
causing irritation or annoyance
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nonchalant
appearing casually calm or indifferent
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nullify
To render ineffective, cancel out or invalidate.
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obviate
sidestep or bypass a potential problem or difficulty
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omnipresent
existing or seeming to exist everywhere at once
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oust
displace or eject from a position or place
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outstrip
surpass or do better than
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palpable
able to be touched or felt; clear to the mind
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partial
prejudiced or biased toward one side
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penalize
punish
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pensive
deep in thought
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perfidy
act of betrayal or unfaithfulness
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pertinacious
stubbornly holding onto a belief or course of action
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plastic
capable of being molded; flexible; artificial, unnatural
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platitude
a trite or banal remark or statement