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Predilection
A preference or special liking for something; a tendency to favor.
”She has a predilection for English literature, spending her weekends reading different books”
Ingratiating
Behavior intended to gain approval or favor, often through flattery or charm
“She had an ingratiating smile every time she needed something”
Compact
An agreement or covenant between two or more parties
Notorious
Being widely and unfavorably known, or famous for something bad, immoral, or negative
Evade
To escape, avoid, or bypass something (duties, questions) though cleverness, deceit or speed
Prodigous
Something remarkably great in size, extent, degree, or force, often to the point of causing wonder or amazement
Defamation
The act of damaging a person’s or entity’s reputation through false, unprivileged, and published statements, encompassing slander