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Magnum Opus
The Greatest work by an artist, writer, composer.
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Fortuitous
Happening by a lucky accident or change
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Elegiac
mourning that which is lost or past, sorrowful
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Bacchanal
A drunken party or celebration
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Static
Having no motion or change
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Stasis
condition in which there is no change
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Elegy
A song or poem memorialing someone or something
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Vigilant
on the alert, watchful
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Synergy
the power that results from the combination of tow or more forces
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Fete
to honor with a banquet or feast
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Depose
To remove from office or power
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Requiem
A song or religious service for the dead or lost
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Stanch
To stop the flow of
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Festoon
To drape or adorn festively
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Consortium
A group of companies or institutions
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Languor
Lack of physical or mental energy
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Ecstasy
Intense Joy or delight
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Soporific
Causing sleep or fatique
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Essence
The most important ingredient
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Predestination
The belief that ones fate has been determined in advance by a higher power
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Restive
- 1. Resisting authority, difficult to control
- 2. Restless, fidgety
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Extant
Still in existence, not destroyed
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Quintessential
the most typical idea or important
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Quittance
A repayment, compensation
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Feasible
Capable of being accomplished
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Liturgy
A pattern of prayer or worship
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Verdure
Greenery, fresh and ripe vegetation
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Denigrate
To attack the character of, to mock
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Pejorative
Negative and critical; insulting
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Malaise
A sense of unease, depression
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Negligible
Unimportant, insignificant
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Malign
To speak of maliciously, insult
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Impeccable
having no flaws
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Impair
To cause to diminish as in strength, value, or quality
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Peccadillo
Small sin or fault
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Negligent
Not properly attentive
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Pallid
Lacking color, dull
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Surfeit
Condition of being too full, over abundance
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Languid
Lacking energy, weak
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Malfeasance
Misconduct or wrong doing, especially by a public official
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Edification
Improvement or enlightenment
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Propitious
Lucky, favorable
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Propitiate
To soothe or satisfy, to appease
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Lethargy
A state of sluggishness, inactivity and apathy
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Modus operandi
Manner of working
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Opulent
Possessing or exhibiting great wealth
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Plaintive
Sorrowful, expressing or evoking mourning or sadness
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Elaborate
To explain in great detail
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Destine
Intend for a specific end or purpose
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Vigilante
Someone who takes law enforcement into his or her own hands
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Belabor
- 1. To discuss in too much detail
- 2. To attack
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Staunch
Firm and steadfast
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Laborious
Requiring mental or physical effect
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Consort
- 1. To keep company, associate
- 2. A companion, especially a romantic one
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Bacchic
Of or related to a wild celebration
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Jocular
Characterized by joking
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Plaint
A lament or complaint
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Appall
To fill with horror or disapproval
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Pallor
Extreme or unnatural paleness
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Incandescent
Shining brilliantly
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Candor
Frankness or sincerity or expression openess
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Viridity
Lack of experience, innocence
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Verdant
Green, lush with vegetation
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