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willful

stubborn, obstinate

<p>stubborn, obstinate</p>
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frivolous

lacking seriousness

<p>lacking seriousness</p>
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diffident

lacking self-confidence

<p>lacking self-confidence</p>
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ramification

consequence

<p>consequence</p>
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preempt

to supersede; appropriate for oneself

<p>to supersede; appropriate for oneself</p>
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surrogate

substitute

<p>substitute</p>
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congenial

friendly, agreeable

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avert

to turn away

<p>to turn away</p>
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forfeit

to give up

<p>to give up</p>
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banal, trite, hackneyed

common, ordinary, cliche

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heresy, heretic (one guilt of heresy)

against orthodox opinion

<p>against orthodox opinion</p>
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artifice

deception; trickery

<p>deception; trickery</p>
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ingenuous, innocuous

innocent and naive

<p>innocent and naive</p>
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ingenious

clever; resourceful

<p>clever; resourceful</p>
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rueful

feeling sorrow or regret

<p>feeling sorrow or regret</p>
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tepid

lukewarm, unenthusiastic

<p>lukewarm, unenthusiastic</p>
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dampen

to deaden, restrain, or repress

<p>to deaden, restrain, or repress</p>
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categorical

absolute; without exception

<p>absolute; without exception</p>
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elucidate, construe

to make clear

<p>to make clear</p>
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decimate, annihilate, obliterate

to destroy

<p>to destroy</p>
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flag (v.)

to mark or highlight; to become tired or weak (began to flag)

<p>to mark or highlight; to become tired or weak (began to flag)</p>
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flag sbd/sth down

to waive (driver/taxi) to stop

<p>to waive (driver/taxi) to stop</p>
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aggrandize

to increase or make greater

<p>to increase or make greater</p>
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epitome

a typical example

<p>a typical example</p>
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ossified

become fixed and rigid

<p>become fixed and rigid</p>
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caricature

silly and partially true depiction of a person

<p>silly and partially true depiction of a person</p>
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hunch

a guess or feeling (not based on known facts)

<p>a guess or feeling (not based on known facts)</p>
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condone

accept/forgive morally wrong behavior

<p>accept/forgive morally wrong behavior</p>
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flout

to mock, treat with contempt

<p>to mock, treat with contempt</p>
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preeminent

famous; outstanding

<p>famous; outstanding</p>
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pertinent

relevant

<p>relevant</p>
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hedonistic

pleasure seeking

<p>pleasure seeking</p>
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stoic

indifferent to pleasure or pain

<p>indifferent to pleasure or pain</p>
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falter

to hesitate

<p>to hesitate</p>
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forbearing

patient and restrained, tolerant

<p>patient and restrained, tolerant</p>
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quaint

charmingly old-fashioned

<p>charmingly old-fashioned</p>
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latent

hidden, present but not realized

<p>hidden, present but not realized</p>
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congruity

harmonious agreement

<p>harmonious agreement</p>
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apathetic

feeling or showing little emotion

<p>feeling or showing little emotion</p>
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punctilious

strict attention to detail; extremely careful

<p>strict attention to detail; extremely careful</p>
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menial

lowly, humble, lacking importance or dignity

<p>lowly, humble, lacking importance or dignity</p>
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impromptu

without preparation

<p>without preparation</p>
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derivative

unoriginal

<p>unoriginal</p>
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marred

damaged; disfigured

<p>damaged; disfigured</p>
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obfuscate, nonplus, confound

to confuse; to bewilder

<p>to confuse; to bewilder</p>
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overt, patent

obvious, OPP covert

<p>obvious, OPP covert</p>
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impenetrable

difficult or impossible to understand

<p>difficult or impossible to understand</p>
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penitential

showing that you are sorry for having done something wrong

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debunk

to prove wrong

<p>to prove wrong</p>
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acerbic

biting, bitter in tone or taste

<p>biting, bitter in tone or taste</p>
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restive

restless

<p>restless</p>
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coalesce

to come together

<p>to come together</p>
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bucolic

charmingly rural

<p>charmingly rural</p>
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woo

try to gain the love or support

<p>try to gain the love or support</p>
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irksome

irritating, annoying, tedious

<p>irritating, annoying, tedious</p>
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gratifying

pleasing

<p>pleasing</p>
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impediment

a barrier; obstruction

<p>a barrier; obstruction</p>
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herald

to bear news; to announce

<p>to bear news; to announce</p>
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panacea

cure-all

<p>cure-all</p>
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relish

to enjoy

<p>to enjoy</p>
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precocious

talented beyond one's age

<p>talented beyond one's age</p>
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fortuitous

lucky, accidental

<p>lucky, accidental</p>
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kindred

having similar origin, nature, or character

<p>having similar origin, nature, or character</p>
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phlegmatic

slow-moving, sluggish; unemotional

<p>slow-moving, sluggish; unemotional</p>
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transcendental

abstract, supernatural

<p>abstract, supernatural</p>
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schism

division, split

<p>division, split</p>
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sartorial

pertaining to tailors

<p>pertaining to tailors</p>
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recapitulate

to summarize; to repeat briefly

<p>to summarize; to repeat briefly</p>
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omniscience

all-knowing

<p>all-knowing</p>
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token

symbol, sign

<p>symbol, sign</p>
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hyperbolize

to exaggerate

<p>to exaggerate</p>
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shirk

to avoid doing because lazy

<p>to avoid doing because lazy</p>
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counterfeit

fake; false

<p>fake; false</p>
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tactless

insensitive

<p>insensitive</p>
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passable

good enough, but not excellent

<p>good enough, but not excellent</p>
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conundrum

a difficult problem

<p>a difficult problem</p>
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presage

to predict, an omen

<p>to predict, an omen</p>
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brevity

shortness

<p>shortness</p>
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infallible

incapable of error

<p>incapable of error</p>
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sullen

bad-tempered and sulky; gloomy

<p>bad-tempered and sulky; gloomy</p>
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flaunt

to wave or flutter showily

<p>to wave or flutter showily</p>
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desultory

rambling, lacking plan or purpose

<p>rambling, lacking plan or purpose</p>
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earnest

serious and sincere

<p>serious and sincere</p>
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sanguine

cheerful; optimistic

<p>cheerful; optimistic</p>
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misanthropic

hating mankind

<p>hating mankind</p>
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recalcitrant, obdurate

stubbornly disobedient, resisting authority

<p>stubbornly disobedient, resisting authority</p>
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notional

foolish or speculative

<p>foolish or speculative</p>
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veritable

actual, true, real

<p>actual, true, real</p>
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reciprocate

to give in return

<p>to give in return</p>
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disengage

uncouple; separate; disconnect

<p>uncouple; separate; disconnect</p>
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toll

total number of people killed, very bad effect, money paid for using public things

<p>total number of people killed, very bad effect, money paid for using public things</p>
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exorbitant

unreasonably high

<p>unreasonably high</p>
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reluctant

unwilling

<p>unwilling</p>
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retroactive

applying to events that are past

<p>applying to events that are past</p>
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throb

a deep pulsating type of pain

<p>a deep pulsating type of pain</p>
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reprieve

a temporary relief (cuu tro tam thoi) or delay

<p>a temporary relief (cuu tro tam thoi) or delay</p>
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breached

broken

<p>broken</p>
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abysm

a deep chasm

<p>a deep chasm</p>
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chasm

a deep, gaping hole; a gorge

<p>a deep, gaping hole; a gorge</p>
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melancholy

sadness

<p>sadness</p>