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Abysmal Adjective

Extremely bad or appalling

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Adapt Verb

To adjust or modify to suit a new environment or condition

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Advent Noun

The arrival or beginning of something significant

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Ambitious Adjective

Having a strong desire to achieve something

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Ambivalence Noun

Mixed feelings or uncertainty about something

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Capitalize Verb

To take advantage of or proft from something

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Captured Verb

To take into one’s possession or control by force

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Coincide Verb

To happen at the same time or to agree

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Condone Verb

To accept or allow behavior that is morally wrong

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Conviction Noun

A frmly held belief or the act of declaring someone guilty

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Demur Verb

To raise objections or show reluctance

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Desolate Adjective

Empty, bleak, and devoid of life

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Diligent Adjective

Showing care and effort in one's work

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Disdain Noun

The feeling that someone or something is unworthy of respect

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Eloquent Adjective

Fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing

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Embellish Verb

To make something more attractive by adding decorative details

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Endure Verb

To suffer patiently or to remain in existence

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Erratic Adjective

Not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictable

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Exacerbate Verb

To make a problem or bad situation worse

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Exert Verb

To apply or bring to bear a force, influence, or quality

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Feasible Adjective

Possible to do easily or conveniently

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Grievance Noun

A real or imagined wrong or other cause for complaint or protest

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Impartial Adjective

Treating all rivals or disputants equally; fair and just

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Imposing Adjective

Grand and impressive in appearance

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Incite Verb

To encourage or stir up violent or unlawful behavior

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Capture Verb

To take into one's possession or control by force

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Inversion Noun

A reversal of position, order, or relationship

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Modest Adjective

Not overly proud or boastful; small or moderate

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Omnipotent Adjective

Having unlimited power; able to do anything

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Opine Verb

To express an opinion

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Oust Verb

To remove from a position or place

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Ramify Verb

To spread or branch out into smaller divisions

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Raw Adjective

Uncooked or in a natural state

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Retention Noun

The ability to keep or hold something

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Static Adjective

Lacking movement or change

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Subordinate Noun

Lower in rank or position

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Tentative Adjective

Not certain or fixed; provisional

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Bias Noun

A prejudice for or against something

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Comparable Adjective

Able to be compared; similar

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Concede Verb

To admit that something is true or valid after first denying or resisting it

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Conduct Noun

The manner in which a person behaves, especially on a particular occasion

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Cultivate Verb

To try to acquire or develop a quality or skill

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Decree Noun

An official order issued by a legal authority

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Dire Adjective

Extremely serious or urgent

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Discord Noun

Disagreement between people

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Disparage Verb

To regard or represent as being of little worth

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Envy Noun

A feeling of discontented or resentful longing aroused by someone else's possessions, qualities, or luck

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Exploit Verb

To make full use of and derive benefit from a resource

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Abstract Adjective

Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence

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Aesthetic Adjective

Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty

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Agitate Verb

To make someone troubled or nervous

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Allude Verb

To suggest or call attention to indirectly; hint at

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Altercation Noun

A noisy argument or disagreement

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Authenticity Noun

The quality of being genuine or real

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Facilitate Verb

To make an action or process easier

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Fiscal Adjective

Relating to government revenue, especially taxes

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Foreseeable Adjective

Able to be predicted or anticipated

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Freewheeling Adjective

Acting without concern for rules or consequences

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Imposition Noun

The act of forcing something on someone

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Locomotion Noun

The ability to move from one place to another

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Prohibit Verb

To formally forbid something by law or rule

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Promulgate Verb

To officially announce or make widely known

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Reconsideration Noun

The act of thinking again about a decision

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Reform Verb

To make changes in something to improve it

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Scrupulous Adjective

Very careful and thorough

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Solidarity Noun

Unity or agreement among individuals with a common interest

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Spawn Verb

To produce or generate something

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Subtle Adjective

Delicate or precise, not obvious

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Sufficient Adjective

Enough to meet the needs of something

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Emit Verb

To release or give of

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Emphatic Adjective

Expressing something forcibly and clearly

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Enumerate Verb

To mention things one by one

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Susceptible Adjective

Likely to be influenced or harmed by something

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Adversarial Adjective

Involving conflict or opposition

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Austere Adjective

Strict or severe in manner

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Bittersweet Adjective

Both pleasant and painful at the same time

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Candor Noun

The quality of being open and honest

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Complement Verb

Something that completes or goes well with something else

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Conducive Adjective

Making a certain situation likely or possible

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Confide Verb

To tell someone a secret in trust

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Contradict Verb

To say the opposite of something

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Dilemma Noun

A situation requiring a choice between equally undesirable options

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Egregious Adjective

Outstandingly bad or shocking

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Establish Verb

To set up or found something

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Lament Verb

To express sorrow or regret

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Melodramatic Adjective

Exaggeratedly emotional or sentimental

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Objectivity Noun

The quality of being unbiased and impartial

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Perish Verb

To die or be destroyed

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Precedent Noun

An earlier event or action regarded as an example

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Predecessor Noun

A person who held a job before someone else

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Principle Noun

A fundamental truth or proposition serving as a foundation

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Spur Verb

To encourage or stimulate action

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Taut Adjective

Stretched or pulled tight

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Unadorned Adjective

Plain and without decoration

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Unveil Verb

To reveal or disclose

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Devise Verb

To plan or invent something

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Dispatch Verb

To send of to a destination for a purpose

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Dominion Noun

Control or the exercise of control

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Evoke Verb

To bring or recall to the mind

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Galvanizing Adjective

Shocking or exciting to action

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Impart Verb

To communicate or bestow information

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Imprudent Adjective

Not showing care for the consequences of an action

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Indifference Noun

Lack of interest or concern

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Acquisition Noun

The act of gaining or obtaining something

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Annihilate Verb

To destroy completely

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Anomaly Noun

Something that deviates from what is normal

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Artificial Adjective

Made by humans, not natural

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Avenue Noun

A path or approach to achieving something

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Consensus Noun

General agreement

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Demonstrate Verb

To show or explain something clearly

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Indulge Verb

To allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of something

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Innovative Adjective

Featuring new methods; advanced and original

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Invoke Verb

To call upon something, especially a law or principle

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Petulant Adjective

Childishly sulky or bad-tempered

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Rash Adjective

Acting without careful consideration

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Readily Adverb

Without hesitation; willingly

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Scandalous Adjective

Causing general public outrage

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Scorn Noun

The feeling of contempt or disdain

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Subsequently Adverb

After a particular thing has happened

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Ubiquitous Adjective

Present or existing everywhere

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Unilateral Adjective

Performed by or afecting only one side

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Urge Verb

To strongly recommend or encourage

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Contend Verb

To struggle to surmount a difficulty

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Diminish Verb

To make or become less

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Indiscriminately Adverb

Without careful distinction or choice

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Momentous Adjective

Of great importance or signifcance

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Potent Adjective

Having great power or influence

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Refute Verb

To prove to be false or incorrect

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Reinforce Verb

To strengthen or support

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Reproach Verb

To express disapproval or disappointment

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Scrutinize Verb

To examine closely and thoroughly

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Surly Adjective

Bad-tempered and unfriendly

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Surmount Verb

To overcome a difficulty or obstacle

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Tactful Adjective

Showing sensitivity in dealing with others

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Temperament Noun

A person's or animal's nature

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Treacherous Adjective

Guilty of or involving betrayal; dangerous

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Undulate Verb

To move with a smooth, wave-like motion

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Excel Verb

To be exceptionally good at something

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Adept Adjective

Skilled or profcient at something

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Allow Verb

To give permission for something

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Anticipate Verb

To expect or predict

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Bolster Verb

To support or strengthen

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Candid Adjective

Honest and straightforward

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Coarse Adjective

Rough or crude in texture or manner

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Competent Adjective

Having the necessary ability or skills

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Culmination Noun

The highest point of something

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Deficient Adjective

Lacking in some necessary quality or element

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Dismayed Adjective

Feeling distressed or shocked

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Dubious Adjective

Hesitating or doubting

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Eminent Adjective

Famous and respected in a feld

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Exhilarating Adjective

Making one feel very happy or thrilled

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Hostile Adjective

Unfriendly or antagonistic

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Hypothetical Adjective

Based on a possible idea or situation

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Infer Verb

To deduce or conclude from evidence

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Modify Verb

To make changes to something

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Null Adjective

Having no legal or binding force

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Onset Noun

The beginning or start of something

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Ornate Adjective

Elaborately decorated

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Provocative Adjective

Causing anger or strong reaction

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Quantitative Adjective

Relating to measurable quantities

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Sheer Adjective

Complete and utter

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Simple Adjective

Easily understood or done

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Sinister Adjective

Giving the impression of harm

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Squalid Adjective

Extremely dirty and unpleasant

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Transparent Adjective

Easy to perceive or detect

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Tremendous Adjective

Very great in amount or intensity

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Unjust Adjective

Not based on fairness

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Accordingly Adverb

In a way that is appropriate

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Antipathy Noun

A strong feeling of dislike

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Apprehension Noun

Anxiety or fear about something

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Avid Adjective

Having an eager desire for something

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Basic Adjective

Fundamental or essential

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Boost Verb

To increase or improve something

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Commission Verb

An instruction or command

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Confine Verb

To keep within limits

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Counteract Verb

To neutralize the efects of something

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Counterargument Noun

An argument made to oppose another argument

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Empirical Adjective

Based on observation or experience

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Expend Verb

To use up resources

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Frankly Adverb

In an honest and direct way

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Lucrative Adjective

Producing a great deal of proft

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Malleable Adjective

Easily influenced or shaped

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Materialistic Adjective

Overly concerned with material possessions

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Novel Adjective

New or original

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Obsolete Adjective

No longer in use

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Peculiar Adjective

Strange or unusual

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Persecute Verb

To harass or oppress

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Quirk Noun

A peculiar behavioral trait

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Satiated Adjective

Satisfied to the full

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Savvy Adjective

Practical knowledge and ability

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Secrete Verb

To produce and release a substance

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Stark Adjective

Severe or bare in appearance

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Underscore Verb

To emphasize or highlight

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Unprecedented Adjective

Never done or known before

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Viability Noun

Ability to work or be successful

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Vital Adjective

Absolutely necessary or important

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Clout Noun

Influence or power

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Conceive Verb

To form an idea or plan

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Contemplate Verb

To think deeply about something

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Conventional Adjective

Based on what is traditionally done

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