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trowel
a flat-bladed tool used for spreading cement
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dislodge
to force out of a concealed position
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loath
unwilling, reluctant
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zenith
maximum; the highest point
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dank
unpleasantly damp
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dormant
inactive, but capable of being active
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haggard
appearing tired and thin, as from anxiety, disease, hunger, etc.
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masonry
stonework or brickwork
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dilettante
one who engages an art with only superficial skill; an amateur
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jocular
characterized by joking
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antipathy
a feeling of strong repulsion or apprehension
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quarry
a hunted bird or animal; prey
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ingenuous
innocent; naive
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implicate
to incriminate; to show or suggest involvement
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paternal
relating to or characteristic of a father
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aver
to affirm or declare
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liberal
generous; giving freely
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perennial
lasting through the years
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levy
to impose or collect, usually taxes
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prevail
to triumph over; to be or become most common
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prowess
superior skill or ability
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abdicate
to willingly give up the position of king, queen, etc.; to choose not to fulfill a role or duty
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accord
agreement
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palpable
capable of being handled, touched, or felt; easily perceived
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spontaneous
occurring naturally or without forethought
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pedantic
putting unnecessary stress on minor or purely academic knowledge
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lithe
limber and graceful; supple
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fiasco
a major disaster
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drone
to make a continuous, low buzzing or humming sound; to speak monotonously
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abide
to tolerate
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fluctuate
to move back and forth or up and down, esp. unpredictably
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harp
to talk or write about excessively
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preeminent
superior in status or fame to all others, esp. as a generally recognized quality
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specious
seeming to be truthful on the surface, but actually false
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contract
to reduce in size by drawing together
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inadvertent
unintentional; accidental
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serendipity
unexpected gift or discovery
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malicious
spiteful
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inanimate
without any character or life; dull
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plaintive
expressing sorrow
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thwart
to prevent or frustrate
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regress
to return to a previous state
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adept
very skilled, esp. natural talent improved by practice
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idiosyncrasy
a particular, peculiar, or eccentric trait
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uncouth
uncultured; crude
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herald
to bear news; to announce
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sparse
thinly spread or distributed; not dense or crowded
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bifurcate
to divide into two parts
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arbitrary
determined by chance or individual preference, not by reason, necessity, or principle
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dais
a raised platform
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savor
to taste or smell, esp. with pleasure; the taste or smell
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fluster
to make nervous or upset
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relief
a distinction or prominence due to contrast
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habitat
the place where a person or thing is ordinarily found; a particular type of natural environment
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platitude
a commonplace remark delivered as if it were important
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sabotage
to deliberately obstruct or destroy
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minutiae
trivial details
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effervescent
giving off gas bubbles; showing high spirits or excitement
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desiccate
to dry completely
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gregarious
seeking and enjoying the company of others; tending to move in a group
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sojourn
a brief visit
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listless
having no interest in what is going on about one; languid; spiritless
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secular
not religious; worldly
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defer
to delay; to put off
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surfeit
an excess
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compunction
a feeling of uneasiness caused by a sense of guilt
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decapitate
to cut off the head
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rejuvenate
to restore energy or an appearance of youth
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chronology
arrangement of events in time
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provincial
limited in perspective; unsophisticated
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pliant
easily bent; pliable; adaptable or compliant
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melodramatic
exaggeratedly emotional or sentimental
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paramount
supreme; ranking higher than others in power or importance
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precocious
developing earlier than usual, esp. mentally
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syntax
the way words are arranged to form phrases, clauses, and sentences
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euphoria
a feeling of great happiness
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detach
to separate from a larger mass; disengage or remove (physically or emotionally)
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animosity
bitter hostility, esp. that which provokes punitive action
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bard
a poet
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revere
to honor
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guffaw
to laugh loudly and crudely; a loud burst of laughter
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inveterate
established for a long time; habitual
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tenable
able to be maintained in argument; rationally defensible; able to be held against assault; defensible
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mitigate
to improve by lessening the severity of
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giddy
dizzy; lightheaded
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diction
word choice in speech or writing; degree of clarity with speaking
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negligent
careless; inattentive
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omnipotent
all-powerful
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propagate
to multiply or reproduce; to transmit; to extend to a wider area
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malinger
to act sick in order to avoid work
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convene
to bring together
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eschew
to avoid; to shun
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arable
suitable for growing crops (of land)
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optimum
the most favorable point or condition
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err
to make a mistake
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scoff
to make fun of; to ridicule
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saturate
to soak or fill to capacity
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excruciating
severely painful
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douse
to wet thoroughly
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restitution
compensation for a loss