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admonish
warn, reprove, advise
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implore
beg, plead, entreat
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jargon
lingo, technical language
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rapture
ecstasy, thrills, keen delight
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discern
see clearly, perceive
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brevity
shortness, conciseness
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epoch
distinctive age or outstanding period of time
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brusque
abrupt, blunt, curt
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macabre
grim, gruesome, death-haunted
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nebulous
vague, hazy, indefinite
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wanton
senseless, malicious, reckless
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pervade
spread through, permeate
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epithet
descriptive title
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harbinger
forerunner, herald
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pestilence
widespread disease
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avarice
greed for money, cupidity
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conjecture
guess or inference
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languid
drooping, listless
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oblique
slanting, indirect
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vagrant
roaming, wandering, wayward
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indignation
justifiable anger
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insolence
insulting behavior, impudence
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obeisance
bow or curtsy, respect
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retinue
group of attendants
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impute
attribute or ascribe
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servile
yielding, submissive, befitting low position
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sundry
various, assorted, diverse
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acquiesce
consent, agree passively
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livid
pale, lead-colored, grayish blue
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impale
pierce, thrust through
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promulgate
make known, spread widely
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despot
ruler with absolute power, tyrant
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opulence
wealth, abundance
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prosaic
dull, monotonous, uninteresting
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punitive
intended to punish, bringing punishment
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transient
fleeting, short-lived
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capricious
subject to whims, changeable
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diffident
shy, timid, unassertive
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inexorable
unyielding, unrelenting
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lugubrious
mournful, doleful, dismal
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munificent
very generous, lavish
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precocious
ahead in development
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bequeath
give or bestow in one's will
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alibi
claim of being elsewhere during a crime
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debenture
interest bearing bond, voucher of indebtedness
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dirge
funeral hymn, song or poem of grief
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deprecate
disapprove, protest against
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apparition
specter or phantom, sudden appearing
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clairvoyant
one who has unusual of preternatural insight
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prevaricate
evade the truth, lie or quibble
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vacillate
waver or be changeable
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venerate
regard with deep respect, revere
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vitiate
contaminate, debase or render worthless
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provident
exercising foresight, thrifty
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ardent
fervent or zealous, burning
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benign
kindly, gentle and mild
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incipient
commencing, in the beginning
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subterfuge
trick, scheme or artifice
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temerity
rashness, reckless boldness
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