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abate
(v) - to reduce or lessen
His anxiety abated once he saw his mother.
Allocate
(v)- to distribute, set aside
Resources were allocated to District 9.
Aloof
(adj)- reserved, distant
The boy was rather aloof, so he stood alone at the party.
Anathema
(n)- a cursed, detested person/thing
His allergies were an anathema to him.
Arbiter
(n)- one who can resolve a dispute, make a decision
The Senator acted as an arbiter during the dispute.
Arcane
(adj)- obscure, secret, known only by a few
Arcane magic is rare these days.
Battery
(n)- assault, beating
The man assaulting the waiter was charged with battery.
Boon
(n)- a gift or blessing
My mother was given a boon by my brother.
Bourgeois
(n)- a middle-class person, capitalist
The bourgeois played a very important role during the French Revolution.
Brazen
(adj)- excessively bold, brash
My brazen friend likes buying things on an impulse.
Circuitous
(adj)- roundabout, not the most direct
My sister has a circuitous way of asking for something.
solicitous
(adj)- concerned, attentive
The best teachers are usually the solicitous ones.
Cloying
(adj)- sickeningly sweet (not in taste)
The cloying plot of this book ruined the beautiful artwork.
Coagulate
(v)- to thicken, clot
Let the blood coagulate your wound.
Enervates
(v)- to weaken, exhaust
Talking at a party always enervates me.
Equivocal
(adj)- ambiguous, uncertain, undecided
Her equivocal response could be taken two ways.
Erudite
(adj)- learned; having or showing great knowledge
The two’s erudite discussion highlighted their intelligence.
abstruse
(adj)- hard to comprehend
The teacher’s abstruse way of teaching confused the class.
Fettered
(v)- to chain, restrain
The criminal was fettered by the cops.
Forlorn
(adj)- lonely, abandoned, hopeless
The forlorn building is to be destroyed.
Forsake
(v)- to give up, renounce, abandon
The captain would never forsake any of his crew.
Impregnable
(adj)- resistant to capture or penetration
The impregnable city was never captured by enemy forces.
Imputed
(v)- to blame
People imputed the man of serious crimes.
Inimical
(adj)- hostile, enemy like
The inimical population proved too large for the army to deal with.
Veracity
(n)- truthfulness, accuracy
People should be concerned about the politician’s veracity and actions.
Wily
(adj)- crafty, sly
The wily criminal was notorious for being able to slip out of dire situations.