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Relent
- to soften in feeling, temper, or determination; become moremild, compassionate, or forgiving.
- Ex: the winds relented
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Behest
a strongly worded request
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Dissolute
- morally corrupt
- Syn: profligate
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Fetid
- skinky, disgusting aroma
- Syn: malodorous
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Saccharine
- resembling sugar, very sweet
- Syn: cloying
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Maladroit
awkward or clumsy
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Precocious
prematurely developed
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prodigy
- a person, especially a child or young person, havingextraordinary talent or ability
- ex: a musical prodigy.
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Incipient
- at an early stage
- Syn: nascent, begining
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Staggering
astonishing, astouding
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fathomless
incomprehensible
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Piddling
- negligible, insignificant, trivial
- Syn: triffling
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Prodigal
- wasteful
- Syn: profligate, lavish
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Reprimand
rebuke, reprove, khien trach
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