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profaners
- one who treats something sacred with abuse,
- irreverance, or contempt
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Pernicious
- Deadly or destructive. e.g. "Let this pernicious hour
- stand aye accursed in the calendar!"
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augmenting
making something larger in size his salary was augmented by an inheritance
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portentous
- ominously significant or indicative, a portentous
- defeat; marvelous, amazing, prodigious
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Importuned
Questioned; Pressed or urged with troublesome persistence
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Grievance
Anything inducing grief or causing sorrow
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Propagate
Reproduce, breed, or cause to increase
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vexed
highly annoyed or irked
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marred
- to damaged or spoiled to a certain extent;
- rendered less perfect,
- attractive, useful, etc
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Giddy
extremely elated or happy
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obscured
made dark and unknown
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Prolixity
unduly prolonged or drawn out
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Hoodwinked
transitive verb; deceived by false appearance: tricked
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Boisterous
rough and noisy; noisily jolly or rowdy
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idle
not workoing or not active. doing nothing
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vain
Insubstantial, not enough
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vile
- Repulsive or unclean: "A vile
- pond". Alternatively,
- evil or twisted: A vile scheme.
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scathe
To do harm to, physically or verbally
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