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Taciturnity
Habitual silence or reserve
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Sardonically
Mockingly scornful or emotions
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Chafed
Felt irritated or discontentÂ
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Poignant
Affecting the feelings or emotions
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DeciduousÂ
Shedding, not lasting
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Querulously
Constantly whining or complaining
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Undulations
Wavy appearances; waves
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Furrows
Narrow grooves or trenches in the ground
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Tenuous
Feeble, flimsy, weak
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Effrontery
Shameless boldness
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Demurred
Objected; hesitated
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Disquieting
Disturbing; alarming
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Effacement
Inconspicuousness
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Loutish
Ill-mannered and graceless
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Indignation
Anger aroused by something unjust, unworthy, or mean
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Suffused
Spread over or through
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Prolongation
An expansion of scope of vision, emotion, etc.
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Scintillating
Sparkling, dazzling
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Indentured
Contracted one person to work for another
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Exacting
Making severe demands
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Imperceptible
Unable to be sensed
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Flux
A state of change or a continuous flow
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Pretext
An act to hide one's real intentions
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