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Abeyance

Abstemious

Admonish

Aggregate

Ambivalence

Appease

Apprise

Appropriate

Arduous

Artless

Ascetic

Assiduous

Aver

Belie

Beneficent

Boorish

Buttress

Coda

sparing in eating and drinking; temperate


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suspended action
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gather; accumulate
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warn; reprove
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pacify or soothe; relieve


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the state of having contradictory or


conflicting emotional attitudes
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acquire; take possession of for ones own use


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Inform
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without guile; open and honest


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hard; strenuous
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hard-working; diligent
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practicing self-denial; austere


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contradict; give a false impression


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assert confidently or declare; as used in law,


state formally as a fact
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rude; insensitive
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kindly; doing good


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concluding section of a musical or


literary composition; summarizes or concludes
the final, sometimes inessential, part of a musical structure

support; prop up
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Commensurate

Compendium

Complaisant

Compliant

Conciliatory

Confound

Contention

Contentious

Contrite

Conundrum

Converge

Craven

Daunt

Default

Delineate

Denigrate

Deterrent

Dichotomy

brief, comprehensive summary


;

corresponding in extent, degree, etc.; proportionate


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yielding; conforming to requirements


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trying to please; overly polite; obliging


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;

confuse; puzzle
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reconciling; soothing

tending to argue or quarrel


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claim; thesis
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; ;

riddle; difficult problem


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penitent
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cowardly

approach; tend to meet; come together


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failure to act
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intimidate; frighten
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blacken
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portray; depict; sketch


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split; branching into two parts


(especially contradictory ones)
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something that discourages; hindrance


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Diffidence

Diffuse

Digression

Discerning

Discordant

Discredit

Discrepancy

Discrete

Disingenuous

Disinterested

Disjointed

Disparage

Disseminate

Dissolution

Distend

Diverge

Divest

Document

wordy, rambling,
spread out (like a gas)
,
,

shyness
,

mentally quick and


observant; having insight
;
,

wandering away from the subject


,

defame; destroy confidence in; disbelieve


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not harmonious; conflicting


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separate; unconnected;
consisting of distinct parts
() ; ;
; ;

lack of consistency; difference


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free from bias or partiality;


objective; not interested
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,

lacking genuine candor; insincere


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belittle
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lacking coherence;
separated at the joints
, ; ; ;
; ;

disintegration; looseness in morals


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distribute; spread; scatter (like seeds)


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vary; go in different
directions from the same point
; ;

expand; swell out


, ,

provide written evidence

strip; deprive
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Dormant

Ebullient

Effrontery

Elicit

Empirical

Endemic

Enhance

Equanimity

Exigency

Extrapolation

Facetious

Facilitate

Fallacious

Fatuous

Felicitous

Fervor

Flag

Fledgling

showing excitement;
overflowing with enthusiasm
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, ,

sleeping; lethargic; latent


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draw out by discussion


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impudence; shameless boldness;


sheer nerve;presumptuousness
, ,

prevailing among a specific group of people


or in a specific area or country

based on experience

calmness of temperament; composure


, ;
;

increase; improve
, ,

projection; conjecture

urgent situation; pressing needs or demands;


state of requiring immediate attention
, ,

help bring about; make less difficult


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joking (often inappropriately); humorous


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brainless; inane; foolish, yet smug


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false; misleading
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glowing ardor; intensity of feeling


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apt; suitably expressed; well chosen


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inexperienced
, ;
,

droop; grow feeble


, ; ,

Flout

Forestall

Futile

Gainsay

Goad

Gouge

Grandiloquent

Harangue

Confound

Hyperbole

Iconoclastic

Idolatry

Immutable

Impair

Impassive

Impede

Impermeable

Implacable

prevent by taking action in advance


; ,

reject; mock; show contempt for


; ;

deny

useless; hopeless; ineffectual


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overcharge
, ;
;

urge on
; ; ;
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long, passionate, and vehement speech


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pompous; bombastic;
using high-sounding language
, ,

exaggeration; overstatement
,

confuse; puzzle
, ,

worship of idols; excessive admiration


; ,
, ,

attacking cherished traditions


,

injure; hurt
, ,
; ,

unchangeable
, ,

hinder; block
, , -.,

without feeling; imperturbable; stoical


, ; ,

incapable of being pacified


, , ,

impervious; not permitting passage through its substance


, ;
,

Implicit

Implode

Inadvertently

Incongruity

Inconsequential

Incorporate

Indeterminate

Indigence

Indolent

Inherent

Insinuate

Insularity

Intractable

Intransigence

Inured

Invective

Irresolute

Itinerary

burst inward
,

understood but not stated


, ,

lack of harmony; absurdity


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unintentionally; by oversight; carelessly


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introduce something into a larger whole; combine; unite


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insignificant; unimportant
;
; ,

poverty
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uncertain; not clearly fixed; indefinite


; ,

firmly established by nature or habit


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lazy
, ; ; ,

narrow-mindedness; isolation
, ;

hint; imply; creep in


, ,

refusal of any compromise; stubbornness


,

unruly; stubborn; unyielding


, ;

abuse
; ,

accustomed; hardened
(-.) ,

plan of a trip
, ,

uncertain how to act; weak


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Levee

Levity

Log

Magnanimity

Maverick

Mendacious

Morose

Mundane

Negate

Neophyte

Obsequious

Officious

Opprobrium

Ostentatious

Partisan

Paucity

Penchant

Penury

lack of seriousness or steadiness; frivolity


, , ,

stone embankment to prevent flooding


; , ,

generosity
,

record of a voyage or flight; record of day-to-day activities

lying; habitually dishonest


; ,

rebel; nonconformist
;
,

worldly as opposed to spiritual; everyday


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ill-humored; sullen; melancholy


, , , ,

recent convert; beginner


;

cancel out; nullify; deny


, ,

meddlesome; excessively pushy in offering ones services


; ;

lavishly attentive; servile; sycophantic


;

showy; pretentious; trying to attract attention


; , ;

infamy; vilification
;

scarcity
,
,

one-sided; prejudiced; committed to a party


; ; ,

severe poverty; stinginess


, ,

strong inclination; liking


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Perennial

Permeable

Piety

Platitude

Plummet

Preamble

Precarious

Precipitate

Precursor

Presumptuous

Profound

Prohibitive

Propensity

Proscribe

Qualified

Quibble

Recalcitrant

Recant

penetrable; porous; allowing liquids or gas to pass through


, , ,

something long-lasting
,

trite remark; commonplace statement


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devoutness; reverence for God


,

introductory statement
; ; , ,

fall sharply
, ,

rash, premature, hasty, sudden


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uncertain; risky
, ;

arrogant; taking liberties


; , ,

forerunner
; ,

tending to prevent the purchase or use of something;


inclined to prevent or forbid
; ,

deep; not superficial; complete


, ;

ostracize; banish; outlaw


;

natural inclination
, ;

minor objection or complaint


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limited; restricted
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disclaim or disavow; retract a previous statement; openly confess error


; ,

obstinately stubborn; determined to resist authority; unruly


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Recluse

Recondite

Refractory

Refute

Relegate

Reproach

Reprobate

Repudiate

Rescind

Resolution

Resolve

Reverent

Sage

Salubrious

Sanction

Saturate

Savor

Secrete

abstruse; profound; secret


;

hermit; loner
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disprove
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stubborn; unmanageable
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express disapproval or disappointment


; ; ,

banish to an inferior position; delegate; assign


,

disown; disavow
, ;

person hardened in sin; devoid of a sense of decency


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determination
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cancel
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respectful; worshipful
, ;

determination; firmness of purpose


,

healthful
, ;

person celebrated for wisdom

soak thoroughly
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approve; ratify
,

hide away or cache; produce and release a substance into an organism


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enjoy; have a distinctive flavor, smell, or quality


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Shard

Solicitous

Sporadic

Stint

Stipulate

Striated

Strut

Subpoena

Subside

Substantiate

Supersede

Supposition

Tangential

Tenuous

Tortuous

Tractable

Transgression

Truculence

worried; concerned
, ,

fragment, generally of pottery


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be thrifty; set limits


; ,

occurring irregularly
, ; ; ,

marked with parallel bands; grooved


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make express conditions; specify


, ,

writ summoning a witness to appear


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pompous walk; supporting bar


; ; ,

establish by evidence; verify; support


, ;

settle down; descend; grow quiet


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hypothesis; surmise
,

cause to be set aside; replace; make obsolete


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thin; rare; slim


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peripheral; only slightly connected; digressing


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( -.)

docile; easily managed


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winding; full of curves


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aggressiveness; ferocity

violation of a law; sin


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Veracious

Viable

Vituperative

Warranted

Wary

Welter

Zealot

Abdicate

practical or workable
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truthful
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justified; authorized
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abusive; scolding
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turmoil
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very cautious

to give up a position, right, or power


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fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal


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