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placate
(v) to appease, soothe, pacify
derision
(n) ridicule; mockery
procure
(v) to acquire, obtain
countenance
(n) facial expression
manifest
(adj) obvious, (v) to show or display
languor
(n) weakness, lack of physical or mental energy
vivacious
(adj) lively, full of life
retort
(n) or (v) a quick, clever reply
profound
(adj) deep, having great depth or seriousness
prodigious
(adj) huge, enormous, impressive
antecedent
The noun that goes before the pronoun ("First, Jim chugged ketchup, then he ran away"- in this example, Jim is the antecedent)