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Prescient

adj. possessing the ability to foresee events before they occur

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Prevail:

v. to achieve victory or dominance; to become widely accepted or practiced

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Prophetic

adj. having the ability to accurately forecast or indicate future occurrences

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Prudent :

adj. characterized by cautious decision-making and sound practical judgment

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Recant :

v. to formally retract a statement or belief previously held

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Refuge

n. a location that provides safety or protection from harm

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Remorse

n. a profound sense of regret or guilt stemming from one's actions that are perceived as wrong

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Restrain

v. to prevent something from advancing or to maintain control over it

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Retraction

n. the official act of taking back a statement or assertion

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Rival

n./v./adj. an entity or individual engaged in a contest or competition; to engage in competition; characterized by competition

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Secluded

"adj. characterized by a sheltered and private setting

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Seditious

adj. having the intent to provoke insurrection against established authority

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Serene

"adj. characterized by a state of calmness and tranquility

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Shrewd

adj. displaying sharp judgment and profound insight into situations

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Sophistry

n. a form of reasoning that is misleading or based on unsound principles

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Spontaneous

adj. occurring without premeditation or external prompting

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Squander

v. to carelessly use resources or opportunities without regard for their potential value

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Stoic

adj./n. characterized by the ability to endure difficulties without expressing discomfort; an individual who exemplifies such resilience

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Unflappable

adj. exhibiting unwavering calmness and composure in stressful or challenging situations

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Unleash

"v. to forcefully release or liberate something

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Vicarious

adj. experienced indirectly through the feelings or actions of another person; serving as a substitute or proxy

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Acumen

n. the ability to make insightful decisions and judgments swiftly

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Adamant

adj. resolute and steadfast; showing an unwavering attitude in the face of persuasion

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Adept

adj. having a high level of skill; n. a person who demonstrates exceptional competence in a particular area

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Adulation:

n. an overwhelming expression of admiration or excessive flattery towards someone

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Amalgamate:

v. to merge or combine distinct entities into one cohesive unit

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Antagonize:

v. to incite feelings of hostility or opposition in others

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Apprentice

"n. an individual being trained in a specific skill or trade

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Arcane

adj. known or understood only by a select group; mysterious in nature

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Autonomy

n. the condition of being self-governing and having the freedom to make independent decisions

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Belie:

v. to create a misleading perception or to present information that contradicts reality

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Biased

"adj. showing favoritism toward one side

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Circumspect

"adj. showing caution and thoughtfulness in decision-making

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Concur:

v. to express agreement or share the same opinion

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Courteous

adj. exhibiting politeness and respect in behavior towards others

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Cryptic

adj. characterized by a concealed meaning that is difficult to interpret; perplexing in nature

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Culpable

adj. deserving of blame or criticism for an offense or wrongdoing

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Cultivate

v. to promote the growth and development of something; to prepare land for agricultural production

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Cynical

"adj. characterized by a general distrust of human sincerity

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Deficit

n. the extent to which a particular quantity is lower than what is necessary

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Delude:

v. to cause someone to believe something that is not true; to misguide one's perception or understanding.

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Demanding:

adj. characterized by the need for significant effort or focus

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Deride

v. to express contempt for someone or something through ridicule or mocking laughter

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Digression

n. a deviation from the primary topic in conversation or written discourse

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Dilemma

n. a challenging situation in which a person must make a decision between two equally unsatisfactory options

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Disparate

adj. fundamentally distinct in nature or character

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Dogmatic

adj. characterized by the unwavering assertion of opinions as absolute truths without consideration for differing perspectives

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Elude

"v. to skillfully avoid or escape from a situation or pursuit

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Equanimity

"n. a state of mental stability and peace

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Erratic

adj. characterized by inconsistency or unpredictability in behavior or performance

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Lavish

adj./v. characterized by extravagance and richness; to generously confer or bestow

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Lucrative

adj. yielding substantial financial gain or profit

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Mar:

v. to impair or tarnish the visual quality of something

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Mercy

"n. a disposition to show compassion or pardon towards someone

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Momentous

adj. having considerable importance or lasting significance

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Multifarious

adj. characterized by a wide variety of elements or types

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Mundane

adj. characterized by a lack of excitement or interest; routine in nature

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Myopic

adj. characterized by an inability to consider long-term consequences or lacking vision

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Onerous

adj. characterized by requiring significant effort and presenting considerable difficulty

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Paragon

n. an exemplar that epitomizes a particular quality to an exceptional degree

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Pedantic

"adj. characterized by an excessive focus on minute details or formal rules

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Peripheral

adj. situated at the outer limits; having relatively lesser significance

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Presume

v. to take for granted or assume something to be true without evidence or permission

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Prohibit

v. to officially disallow or restrict an action or behavior through legal or regulatory measures

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Quarantine

n./v. the practice of isolating individuals to halt the transmission of infectious diseases

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Rally

v./n. to unite for collective support; to regain strength or health

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Reciprocate

v. to respond to an action or gesture by making a corresponding one; to engage in mutual exchange

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Rehabilitate :

v. to bring an individual back to a state of health or reintegrate them into societal norms

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Resilience

n. the ability to swiftly bounce back from difficult situations

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Respite

n. a brief interval of rest or a temporary alleviation from discomfort

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Sanction:

n./v. an official endorsement or a punitive measure; to grant permission or approval

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Stature

n. the degree of importance or reputation of an individual; also refers to a person's physical height

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Substantiate

v. to provide evidence or proof to support a claim or assertion

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Surmise

v./n. to infer or make an assumption without adequate proof; a conjecture or hypothesis

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Taciturn

adj. characterized by a tendency to be quiet or not inclined to engage in conversation

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Tactful:

adj. demonstrating a refined ability to navigate social interactions with sensitivity and diplomacy

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Tedious

"adj. characterized by a lack of interest or excitement due to excessive length

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Tenable

adj. capable of being justified or sustained under scrutiny

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Transient

"adj./n. referring to something that exists or is present only for a brief period

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Tyrannical

adj. characterized by the cruel and oppressive exercise of authority

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Ubiquitous

adj. existing or being encountered in all places simultaneously

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Underscore

v. to draw attention to or reinforce the significance of something

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Unnerve:

"v. to cause an individual to feel anxious

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Variation

n. a modification or subtle alteration in characteristic or form

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Aberration

n. a divergence from the typical or expected standard

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Abstruse

adj. characterized by a level of complexity that makes it challenging to comprehend

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Acrimonious

"adj. characterized by a sharp and bitter tone or attitude

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Ambivalence

n. the coexistence of opposing emotions or attitudes towards a particular subject or individual

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Amiable

adj. having a friendly and pleasant disposition

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Arduous

adj. demanding considerable exertion or effort to accomplish

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Buttress

n./v. a structure or element that provides support; to enhance stability or reinforcement to an idea or physical structure

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Candid

"adj. characterized by openness and honesty

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Castigate

v. to reprimand or punish someone harshly for their actions

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Comical

adj. characterized by humorous and playful elements that provoke laughter

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Commiseration

n. a sentiment conveying sympathy for someone's misfortune

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Consummate

adj./v. characterized by a high degree of skill or excellence; to finalize or achieve a state of perfection

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Controversial

adj. likely to provoke public disagreement or differing opinions

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Cosmopolitan

adj. characterized by a broad range of cultural influences and experiences; inclusive of diverse populations from various regions

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Daunting

adj. presenting challenges that may be overwhelming or intimidating to confront

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Demeanor

n. the outward display of behavior or attitude that one presents to others

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