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abrogate
(v) to repeal, cancel, declare null and viod
ambient
(adj) completely surrounding, encompassing
asperity
(n) toughness, severity; bitterness or tartness
burnish
(v) to make smooth or glossy by rubbing, polish
(n) gloss, brightness, luster
cabal
(n) small group working in secret
delectable
(adj) highly enjoyable
(n) an appealing or appetizing food or dish
deprecate
(v) to express mild disapproval; to belittle
detrirus
(n) loose pieces of material resulting from disintegration or wearing away
ebullient
(adj) overflowing with enthusiasm and excitement; bubbling
eclectic
(adj) drawn from different sources
(n) one whose beliefs are drawn from different sources
flaccid
(adj) lacking vigor or effectiveness; soft, flabby
impecunious
(adj) having little or no money
inexarable
(adj) beyond influence; unyielding, inflexible
moribund
(adj) dying; on the way out
necromancer
(n) one who claims to reveal or influence the future through magic, especially communication with the dead; sorcerer
onerous
(adj) burdensome; involving hardship or difficulty
rife
(adj) common, widespread; plentiful
rudiments
(n pl) parts of a subject or discipline that are learned first; early stages of anything
sequester
(v) to set apart for special purposes; to take possession of and hold in custody
winnow
(v) to get rid of something unwanted; to remove the chaff from the wheat by blowing air on it
