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ardor
warmth, heat to emotion, energy
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diffidence
shyness; reserved, unassertive
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implausible
not believable
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obdurate
stubborn, will not accept advice
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torpid
sluggish, inactive, dull
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bequeath
to hand down, to give or to leave in a will
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embroil
to entangle, to throw into confusion or strife
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indeliable
cannot be removed or erased
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placate
to appease, soothe, pacify by conceding
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voluble
can use words easily, fluent, glib
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acuity
sharpness of perception
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cacophonous
harsh sounding, dissonance
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effrontery
extreme boldness, audacity
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inconvertible
indisputable
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plethora
superabundance
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aggrandizement
enhancement, enlargement
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circumspect
careful, cautious, prudent
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eschew
to avoid, shun, keep away from
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licentious
taking moral/sexual restraint
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sublime
exalted, noble, uplifting
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belligerent
waging war; inclined to or exhibiting assertiveness
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despotic
ruling oppressively and absolutely; tyrannical
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fallow
inactive; unproductive, plowed but not seeded
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magnate
a person of power and influence
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surreptitious
secret; stealthy; clandestine
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harbor
to give shelter/refuge
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zeal
enthusiasm/favor
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buttress
support/prop
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obfuscating
confusing, making unclear
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distend
expand; swell out
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acerbic
sour or bitter in taste/mood
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dissuade
to advise against, to talk out of
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humility
the quality of not being proud
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mettle
courage, strength of spirit
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recluse
one who lives in solitude; hermit
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sated
satisfied fully, indulged to excess
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docile
easily managed, obedient, passive
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anamalous
out of place, abnormal
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indignation
anger as a result of something unjust
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modicum
limited quantity
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boon
favorable; a blessing, a benefit
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estrange
to alienate, to separate
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induce
to bring on/bring about
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myriad
a very large number, indefinite number
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stupefy
(v.) to make stupid, dull, or groggy; to surprise or astonish
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crass
coarse, crude, and unrefined
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gravitate
to move toward something
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infidel
one who does not accept a particular faith; unbeliever
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panache
a grand and flamboyant style
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vicarious
experienced in the imagination through the feelings or actions of another person
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abnegate
to surrender or to relinquish a right
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chimera
a fantasy; a horrible creature of the imagination
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fatuous
foolish, silly in an obnoxious way
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inveterate
firmly established, long-standing; habitual
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spurious
false/deceitful
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adversity
misfortune, an unfavorable turn of events
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culpable
deserving blame; guilty
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humane
kind, compassionate, sympathetic
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neophyte
a recent convert; a beginner; novice
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stoic
showing little emotion
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arcane
secret and mysterious
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debunk
to expose falseness/hypocrisy
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ineptness
lack of competence or judgement
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prattle
meaningless sounds/babble
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tome
a large book, a volume part of a larger work
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breadth
a comprehensive quality; width
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entreaty
a plea, an earnest request
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ingrate
an ungrateful person
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predilection
preference
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turbulence
wild or disturbing activity
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burgeon
to sprout, to newly emerge
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charlatan
one who claims to know something that he does not, a quack
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diurnal
occurring during the day
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gambol
to playfully skip or leap
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punctilious
precise following of directions
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burnish
make shiny by rubbing; polish
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chortle
to chuckle/laugh from extreme happiness
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dogma
a system of beliefs or principles
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inexorable
incapable of being persuaded/relentless
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svelte
slim/slender
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calcify
to make inflexible or unchangeable
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clandestine
secret/conducted with secrecy
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effusion
unrestrained expression of words or feelings
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invective
critical or abusive language; violent abuse
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ruse
clever trick, subterfuge
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certitudes
things that are inevitable or certain, certainties
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cognizant
aware, having knowledge
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erudite
scholarly
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maladroit
inept, awkward
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sedulously
very diligent, accomplishing with painstaking care
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altruistic
generous; concerned for others
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delineate
to describe with accuracy, detail
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ensconce
to settle comfortably
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laconic
using a minimum of words; concise
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reverent
respectful
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angular
lean, gaunt; sharp cornered
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denigrate
to belittle, to run down
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fruition
state of realization or accomplishment
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opulent
possessing great wealth
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resplendent
brilliant, shining
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