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Deplore
- a. To explore strong disapproval of; to condemn
- b. To express grief over; to regret
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Disconsolate
Incapable of being comforted; hopelessly dejected or sad
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Domineering
Ruling or controlling arrogantly; overbearing; tyranicallly
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Halcyon
- a. Calm and peaceful; tranquil
- b. Prosperous; golden
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Iachrymose
Tending to produce tears; tearful; inclined to weep
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Mercurial
- a. Quick and changeable in temperament; volatile
- b. Having characteristics similar to those of the god Mercury
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Revel
- a. To take great pleasure or delight in something
- b. To make merry; to celebrate
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Sanguine
- a. Of the color of blood: red: ruddy
- b. Cheerfully confident and optimistic
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Tirade
A long, angry or violent speech
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Vex
- a. To irk, irritate, annoy, or bother
- b. To bring distress or suffering to; to plague or affect
- c. To puzzle or baffle
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Commodious
Spacious and roomy
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Finite
Limited; having an ending or a boundary
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Gamut
The complete range or extent of something
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Incalculable
Very great; beyond measurement
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Iota
A tiny bit; an extremely small amount
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Lofty
- a. Of great height; towering
- b. Elevated and noble in character
- c. Arrogant; haughty; pompous
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Miniscule
Very small; tiny
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Picayune
Of little value or importance; paltry; trivial
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Vestige
A visible trace, evidence, or sign of something that no longer exists
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Wane
- a. To decrease; to diminish in power or size; to near an end
- b. The act or process of declining or diminishing
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