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piquant
seasoned, stimulating
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pique
arouse interest or emotion, spark
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plagiarism
stealing of ideas
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platitude
hackneyed remark, commonplace
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poignant
keenly distressing to mind or feelings
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portentous
prophetic of evil
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precarious
uncertain, unstable
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preclude
impede, prevent, exclude
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precocious
prematurely smart
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predatory
plundering, exploitive
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predecessor
person who came before
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premise
basis of conclusion
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pristine
primitive, uncorrupted, pure (nature)
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prodigal
extravagant, reckless
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profligate
extremely wasteful
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promiscuous
undiscriminating
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proscribe
outlaw, make illegal
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proselyte
converted to a new way of thinking
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provocative
arousing interest
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prowess
outstanding bravery or skill
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proximity
nearness, closeness
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