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Abeyance

(noun) - a temporary suspension of activity

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Abstinence

(noun) - a voluntary refrain from eating certain foods or drinks or from doing something pleasant but not good for you

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Abstruse

(adjective) - hard to understand or grasp

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Adumbrate

(verb) - to suggest partly, to give a hint of things to come, to foreshadow vaguely

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Alacrity

(noun) - cheerful readiness, liveliness or eagerness

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Ambulatory

(adjective) - able to walk or move about

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Apocryphal

(adjective) - false, spurious, of a doubtful origin

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Arbiter

(noun) - a judge, one who decides

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Ascetic

(adjective) - hermitlike, self - denying, austere (minimalist)

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Assiduous

(adjective) - hardwork, busy, diligent

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Capricious

(adjective) whimsical, fanciful, impulsive

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Castigate

(verb) to punish, chastise, criticize severely

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Chary

(adjective) careful, cautious, wary

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Chicanery

(noun) deception or trickery

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Chimerical

(adjective) wildly fanciful, absurd

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circumlocution

(noun) wordy language, an indirect, roundabout expression

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contentious

(adjective) argumentative over a point, quarrelsome

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Belie

(verb) to run counter to, to show something as false

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Brook

(verb) to tolerate, to put up with something

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debacle

(noun) a disaster or violent breakdown

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Deleterious

(adjective) harmful

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Descry

(verb) to discern, to see something, to catch sight of something

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Desicate

(verb) to dry out

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Discomfit

(verb) to confuse, deceive

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Doff

(verb) to take off (usually apparel) as a sign of greeting

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Doggerel

(noun) comic, sometimes crude, informal verse

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Dossier

(noun) a file of documents, letters + records

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Dulcet

(adjective) having a nice, agreement melodious sound

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Encomium

(noun) a eulogy or expression of high praise

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Endemic

(adjective) native, belonging to a specific region

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Espy

(verb) to glimpse, to descry, to catch sight of

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evanescent

(adjective) vanishing, for the briefest moment

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exemplar

(noun) an excellent model, a typical example

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Exigent

(adjective) urgent, demands prompt action

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Extirpate

(verb) to rip up by the roots, to abolish, to annihilate

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facetious

(adjective) humerus, joking in a somewhat inappropriate or clumsy manner

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Fecund

(adjective) fertile, productive, fruitful

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Fusillade

(noun) a rapid outburst, spray of gunfire

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gainsay

(verb) to deny, to speak or act against

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garrulous

(adjective) talkative

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halitosis

(noun) bad breath

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irascible

(adjective) hot tempered, cranky

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leitmotif

(noun) a dominant or recurring theme

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levee

(noun) an embankment designed to prevent a river from flooding

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lope

(verb) to run at a steady, easy pace