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Obviate
To remove a problem or make something unnecessary.
Vindicate
To clear someone of blame or prove something justified or correct.
Corroborate
To support a claim with additional evidence.
Germane
Relevant to the subject being discussed.
Commensurate
Proportional or appropriate in size, amount, or degree.
Incommensurate
Out of proportion; not corresponding appropriately in size or degree.
Incommensurable
Unable to be measured or compared using a common standard.
Deferential
Showing respect for another person’s judgment or authority.
Obsolete
Outdated and no longer used.
Insubstantial
Lacking substance, strength, or importance.
Unsubstantiated
Not supported by evidence.
Unequivocal
Clear and unambiguous; leaving no doubt.
Affixed
Attached or fastened to something.
Delineate
To describe, outline, or mark something clearly.
Exacerbate
To make a problem worse.
Attenuate
To weaken or reduce the strength of something.
Supersede
To replace something older or previously used.
Innovative
Introducing a new idea, method, or approach.
Indispensable
Essential; something you cannot do without.
Colloquial
Informal and characteristic of everyday conversation.
Divisive
Causing disagreement or division.
Protracted
Lasting a long time, often longer than expected.
Independent of
Not dependent on or affected by something else.
Render
Depending on context, to give, deliver, depict, or cause to become.