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Flagrant
Something that is obviously wrong or offensive
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Ossify
Become hardened or opposed to change
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Inexorable
Impossible to stop or prevent
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Prosaic
Matter- of- fact, dull expression
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Impudent
Not showing respect; shameless
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Wheedle
Flattery to persuade someone to do something
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Torpid
Mentallyh or physically inactive
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Zealot
Person who is fanatical in pursuit of religion, politics, or ideas
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Lethargy
Lack of eneryg; tired
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Privation
When essentials for human well-being is lacking
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Lassitude
Condition of weakness or debility; fatigue
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Urbane
Someone who looks very sophisticated or upper class
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Frowsy
Lacking neatness in dress or person
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Febrile
Having a high temp./ exploding
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Etiolate
Pale from lack of sunlight
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Genial
Cheerful and friendly
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Fecundity
Capacity of abundant production
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Hersey
Blief, thought, or idea that contradicts or opposes common beliefs or ideas.
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Odious
Something deserving intense hatred
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Unorthodox
Contrary to what is usual,traditional, or accepted
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Sanguine
Of or relating to the color of blood
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Furtive
Attempting to avoid attention, typically because of guilt or belief it would lead to trouble
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Labyrinthine
Complicated, mazelike
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Nebulous
Idea that is unclear
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Archaic
Belonging to an earlier time; ancient
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Officious
Aggressively offering unwanted services
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Tentative
Not fully worked out; hesitant
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Niggling
Small an dof little importance
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Myriad
Large non-exact number of things
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Eccentricity
An oddity or peculiarity
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Aquiline
Of, relating to, or having the characteristic
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Strident
Having a shrill, irritating quality or charater
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Pedantic
Overly conscientious about little details in learning
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Sodden
thoroughly soaked or absorbed
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Copious
Large in number or quality
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Pugnacious
Having a tendancy to quarrel or fight easy
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Equivical
Open to more than one interpretation
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Hedonistic
Persuit of or devotion to pleasure
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Harangue
Loud, forceful, or angry speech
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Tacit
Understood, or implied, without expression
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