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decadent
self indulgent
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recidivism
relapse
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enchant
mesmerize
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recant
to take back; renounce
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incipient
developing; beginning
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precipitate
to bring about; hasty
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capitulate
surrender
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discord
disagree
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concordance
agreement; harmony
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cordial
friendly; amiable
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carnival
merrymaking; celebrating
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carnage
massacre
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incarnation
embodiment; personification
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castigate
reprimand severely
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chastize
punish
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chaste
abstinence
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antecedent
precursor
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cede
surrender
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incessent
ceaseless; continue without pause
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eccentric
strange; unconventional
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concentric
having a common center
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centrifuge
rotate at very high speed in order to separate the liquids from the solids (from a central point)
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discrete
constituting a separate entity or part; distinct
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recrimination
mutual accusations
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chronicle
record in chronological order
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chronic
of long duration; persistent
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anachronism
error in time placement
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circumspect
cautious; wary
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circumvent
avoid; get around
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circuitous
roundabout
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circumambulate
walk around something
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exorcise
expel; cast out
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excise
duty; tax
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incisive
sharp; penetrating
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excite
thrill; stir up
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incite
spur
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solicit
ask for; request
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solicitous
full of anxiety and concern
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preclude
make impossible
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recluse
withdrawn from society; seeking solitude
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acclaim
praise publicly
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dislaim
deny; renounce
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proclivity
a natural inclination
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disinclination
lack of enthusiasm
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confederate
joined by an agreement
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conjugal
marital
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congenial
compatible
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contrite
remorseful
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bureaucracy
nonelective government officials
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aristocracy
highest class rules
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plutocracy
political system governed by the wealthy people
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crescendo
grow louder
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increment
addition; gain
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accrue
to accumulate benefits over time
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cad/cid
to fall; happen by chance
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can/cent/chant
to sing
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cap/cip/cept
to take; to get
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cap/capit/cipit
headlong
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card/cord/cour
heart
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carn
flesh
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cast/chast
to cut
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ced/cess
to yield/stop
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centr
center
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cern/cert/cret/crim/crit
to judge; separate; distinguish; decide
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chron
time
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circu
around; all sides
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cis
to cut
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cit
to set in motion
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cla/clo/cly
to shut/close
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claim/clam
to shout; cry out
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cli/clin
to lean toward
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co/col/com/con
with; together
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crat/cracy
to govern
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cre/crese/cret
to grow
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