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Induce
To persuade someone to do something; to bring about or give rise to
Inordinately
excessively;immoderately;well outside of the usual limits
Wary
Feeling or showing caution;being on guard against possible danger
Innate
inborn;naturally or inherently present
Provocation
something that excites a person to action or causes anger or irritation
Guilelessness
The quality of being innocent and totally without deception; completely straightforward and honest; not at all tricky
Deportment
the way a person behaves or conducts himself; a person’s manners.
Obstreperous
unruly; difficult to deal with; noisy hard to control
Gallantly
done in a chivalrous way; courteous; exceptionally polite
Peril
being at serious risk or in grave danger
Degeneration
the process of deterioration;becoming corrupt or bad; breaking down
Palliation
the act or process of relieving one’s suffering; the alleviation of unpleasant symptoms without curing the actual disease.
Viscous
of a thick sticky consistency
