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Efficacy

Producing the desired result; effectiveness

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Protract

Extend in time or space.

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Usurp

Seize or take over by force.

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Upbraid

Criticize severely; scold

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Brevity

Briefness; Conciseness; Succinct

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Conviction

An opinion that is strongly held.

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Fallacious

False; misleading

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Sententious

Short and to the point; concise; brevity

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Tirade

Long and bitter speech; diatribe

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Belie

Give an impression that is the opposite of the way things really are; misrepresent

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Aloof

Detached; apart; indifferent

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Assiduous

Persistent; hard-working; diligent; attentive to detail

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Lugubrious

Mournful

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Truculent

Savage; Cruel

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Loathe

Hate

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Repudiate

Disown; reject

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Despot

tyrant

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Compliant

Following someone else’s demands; conforming; obeying

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Stymie

block; get in the way of; hamper

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Capitulate

Surrender; yield

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Diatribe

a bitterly critical speech; tirade

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Digress

Move away from the main topic when writing or speaking; go off on a tangent

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Contend

a struggle or fight; argue a position or a point

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Austere

severe; plain; without luxuries

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Opulence

luxury; wealth; riches

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Censure

criticize

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Germane

relevant; fitting

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Exalt

raise in rank; elevate; praise

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Pecuniary

having to do with money

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Fickle

lacking loyalty; unpredictably; changeable; erratic

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Dissolution

separation into parts; the process of dissolving

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Zenith

highest point; apex

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Adamant

refusing to change; stubborn; unyielding

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Arcane

secret; mysterious

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Baleful

harmful; menacing

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Inscrutable

difficult to understand or interpret

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Impass

a stalemate; a situation from which you can’t escape

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Spurious

fake, false, misleading, fallacious

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Ameliorate

make an unpleasant situation better; improve

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Amity

friendship

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Arbitrary

selected by random choice and without a solid effort.

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Impassive

Without feeling; expressionless

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Ascetic

Person who rejects physical comfort and luxury for self-discipline

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Asperity

roughness; harshness; irritability

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Bolster

support; reinforce

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Blight

decay; disease; widespread death

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Capricious

unpredictable

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Chasten

Punish, discipline, castigate

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Consummate

Complete or make whole

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Composure

Calmness; the state of being in control of oneself

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Cordial

Friendly; welcoming; gracious

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Decadence

Moral decay or decline

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Defame

say things harmful to a person’s reputation; malign; vilify

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Deference

The act of yielding to someone else out of respect for.

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Deplore

Express regret or disapproval; complain; criticize

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Divergence

The act of splitting off in different directions

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Despondent

Feeling hopeless or depressed

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Discerning

Insightful; perspective

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Distended

Swollen; extended

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Eccentric

Different than most, especially in personality or behavior

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Enervate

Sap the strength; weaken

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Effervescence

The quality of being bubbly and full of life

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Expunge

erase

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Extemporaneous

Done without planning; improvised

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Flippancy

Treating a serious situation with arrogant humor or disrespect

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Fledgling

Beginner

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Furtive

Sneaky; secretive

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Garrulous

Very talkative; loquacious

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Gullible

Easily deceived

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Hedge

Avoid giving a clear answer thereby escaping responsibility or blame

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Extraneous

unnecessary; irrelevant

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Homogeneous

the same throughout; consistent; uniform

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Inadvertent

Unintentional

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Immutable

unable to change

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Incessant

Continuous; endless

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Indict

Charge with a crime; accuse

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Indigent

Very poor; destitute

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Insolvent

Unable to pay the bills; bankrupt

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Intractable

Stubborn; immovable; adamant

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Jargon

specialized language used by a particular group

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Jaunty

Lively; Perky

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Laud

Praise; worship; extol

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Levity

Lightness; playfulness; jocularity

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Lucid

easy to understand; transparent; clear-thinking

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Ludicrous

absurd; ridiculous

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Magnate

person of great power

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Abstruse

hard to understand

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Averse

feeling repelled; wanting to avoid

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Doleful

extremely sad

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Amorphous

without form or shape

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Assail

attack with words or force

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Belligerent

having a strong tendency to argue and fight

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Caustic

burning with chemicals or sarcasm

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Circumscribe

define limits; draw a line around; confine; restrict

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Dogmatic

Sticking to long held beliefs, even when faced with contrary evidence; closed-minded

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Coalesce

unite; grow together

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Circumspect

cautious

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Dilatory

causing lateness; stalling

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Eloquence

powerfully effective speech

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Deprecate

Disapprove; belittle