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acrimony
n. bitterness or sharpness of temper, manner or speech; hostility
affinity
n. attraction for someone or something, feel the need to care for them
ambivalent
adj. having mixed feelings about something; indecisive
cessation
n. a stopping of something, final or temporary
emaciated
adj. very thin from lack of nourishment; scrawny
enclave
n. a region that belongs to a larger territory
engender
v. to produce
exacerbate
v. to make more severe; violent
illicit
adj. not allowed; unlawful
indigenous
adj. naturally living or growing in a certain area; native
inexorable
adj. not to be stopped by plea; relentless
infatuated
adj. filled with excessive love or desire
insatiable
adj. never satisfied; greedy
poignant
adj. painfully moving, affecting, or touching
proselytize
v. to persuade someone to convert to a faith, belief, or cause
ameliorate
v. to make/become better; to improve
baleful
adj. Expressing hatred or evil; harmful, ominous
berate
v. to criticize vigorously; to scold
circumvent
v. to avoid through craftiness
compunction
n. a feeling of uneasiness/anxiety caused by guilt
condone
v. to accept without punishment; pardon, excuse
diminutive
adj. very small; tiny
euphemism
n. a term used to avoid directly naming something which is considered offensive
expendable
adj. able to be used up and then discarded/replaced
heresy
n. an opinion that is contradictory; especially which contradicts religious teachings
infirmity
n. physical or mental weakness
profane
v. to treat with scorn
adj. discrespectful of sacred things
adj. not connected with religion; worldly
recompense
v. to pay or compensate
n. payment, compensation
repast
n. food and drink; a meal
servitude
n. a lack of freedom; forced labor