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Acrimonious
bitter
Admonish
to scold, warn
Clandestine
secret
Concur
agree
Construe
interpret
Culprit
one who commits a crime
Distraught
upset, harassed
Duplicity
double-dealing/deceitfulness
Duress
force
Egregious
outstandingly bad
Elicit
to draw out/extract
Ethics
moral philosophy
Flagrant
notorious/obviously offensive
Impunity
exemption of punishment
Inane
silly
Inexorable
impossible to stop/inflexible
Paucity
scarcity/shortage
Pernicious
damaging/harmful in a subtle way
Rampant
flourishing or spreading unchecked
Tolerate
to put up with/permit
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