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egregious
notably bad, outstandingly bad/
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eminent
High in rank or office. prominent person
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enervated
to deprive of strength and vitality, make weaker
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exacerbation
increase in symptoms
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felicitious
aptly expressed, pleasant, delightful
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fiscal
financing, relating to money
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furtive
slyly or secretly done; underhanded
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geriatrics
branch of medicine that deals with old age
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germane
relevant, pertinent
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gourmet
connoisseur of good food
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Latin abbreviation meaning in the same place, in the same word
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iconoclastic
Sneering at tradition; attacker of cherished beliefs or institutions
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i.e.
abbreviation, meaning that is.
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imminent
approaching, likely to occur soon
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impervious
impenetrable (possible to pass through or enter)
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iconclastic
sneering at tradition, attacher of cherished beliefs and institutions
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impunity
freedom from punishment
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incessant
continuing, without interruption, uninterrupted
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incorrigible
incapable of being corrected, beyond correction or reform
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inculcate
instill by repeated teaching, educate
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indubitable
unquestionable
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ingratiate
to gain favor for
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irascible
marked by hot temper
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kleptomaniac
neurotic pulse to steal
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laconic
concise, tearse and meaningful
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legatee
bequeath (leaving somebody something)
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magnanimous
noble or generous
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malleable
can be shaped; adaptable
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martinet
strict disciplinarian
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moot
open to question; bring up to discuss; controversal
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mulct
to inflict a penalty, fine; to swindle
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neurosis
emotional disturbance
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nostalgic
wistful, yearning for the pst, homesick
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occipital
boack of the skull
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ombudsman
a complaint investigator
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opthalmologist
eye doctor
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paraphrase
restatement of a text giving meaning in different words; rewording
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