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Blandishment
(n) Flattery
Broach
(v) To mention or suggest for the first time (used in the phrase “broach the subject/topic of”)
Divulge
(v) To reveal a secret
Exhort
(v) To urge or advise
Expostulate
(v) To attempt to talke someone out of something
Impart
(v) To communicate or give from your mind or heart (i.e, He imparted his wisdom)
Implicate
(v) To imply or involve
Orator
(n) A skilled public speaker
Remonstrate
(v) To say in protest
Solicit
(v) To ask respectfully
Voluble
(adj) Talkative
Wheedle
(v) To coax by flattery
Clemency
(n) Mercy
Collusion
(n) A secret pact to gain something illegally
Indict
(v) To bring a formal accusation against
Injunction
(n) A command
Judicial
(adj) Pertaining to courts of law or to judges
Obligatory
(adj) Required
Sanction
(n) Official permission or approval
Suffrage
(n) The right to vote
Vindicate
(v) To clear of guilt or blame
Default
(v) 1) To fail or act or 2) To neglect
Feckless
(adj) Lazy, worthless, adding no value
Indolent
(adj) Lazy, unwilling to move
Intermittent
(adj) Stopping for a time and then resuming
Laggard
(n) Someone who falls behind others
Moribund
(adj) Not progressing or stagnant
Repose
(n) Rest or inactivity
Sedentary
(adj) Used to sitting or resting
Wane
(v) To become less active or intense
Dote
(v) To show excessive fondness or attention
Exorbitant
(adj) Exceeding reasonable limits
Extravanganza
(n) A spectacular event
Jaded
(adj) Wearied by excess or overindulgence
Pomp
(n) Ceremonial or showy display
Regale
(v) To entertain lavishly
Sumptuous
(adj) Luxurious
Torrid
(adj) 1) Extremely hot 2) Passionate
Voracious
(adj) Having an enormous appetite
Callow
(adj) Immature or inexperienced
Eccentric
(adj) Peculiar or odd
Facet
(n) Any identifiable aspect, a piece, of something
Practicable
(adj) 1) Usable or 2) Possible
Punctillious
(adj) Attentive to details
Rift
(n) An opening or split
Spartan
(adj) Disciplined and courageous
Tractable
(adj) Easily controlled
Ubiquitous
(adj) Universal
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