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subside
to become less agitated or active, lessen
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invalid
too ill to live a normal life
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careen
to rush carelessly
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irridescent
shining with shifting rainbow colors
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doggedness
persistance or stubborness
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infability
an inability to make errors
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precariously
insecurley in a dangerous way
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exotic
excitingly strange
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heresy
an action or opinion that is contrary to what is thought of as right
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destined
determined before hand; fated
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perverse
stubbornly contrary; wrong or harmful
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stoicism
showing indifference to pain or pleasure; not showing emotion
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aghast
filled with shock or horror
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zealous
intensely devoted or enthusiastic
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ruinous
bringing ruin or downfall; disasterous
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preclude
to prevent especially by taking action beforehand; to prevent
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appropriation
money set aside for a specific purpose
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degraded
fallen in life to wickedness or depraved
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solicitously
an expression of care or concern
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virtuoso
a characteristic of a person with masterly skill or knowledge
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compassion
deep awareness of the suffering of another coupled with wish to relieve it
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condone
to overlook, disregard, or forgive
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amenity
something that adds to ones comfort or convience
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accost
to approach and speak to in an aggresive or hostile manner
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disarming
removing or overlooking suspicion; inspiring confidence
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consequently
as a result; therefore
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deplorable
deeply regretable; unfortunate
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privation
lack of basic nessecities or comforts of life
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exorbitant
much too high; excessive
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pauper
a poor person who usually depends on public charity
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stamina
physical or moral strength; endurance
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elude
to escape with skill
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poignantly
in a profoundly moving manner
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impunity
freedom from punishment, penalty, or harm
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banished
to force to go away; to drive out
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unchecked
not restrained or controlled
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quarry
the object of a hunt; prey
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repose
to lie dead or at rest
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reprehensibile
deserving of blame
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gamut
an entire range or series of something
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scruple
an uneasy feeling arising from one's conscience or princples
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askew
crooked; to one side
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rapt
deeply delighted; enchanted
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bravado
a false show of courage or defiance
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implore
to beg; earnestly ask for
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termination
the end, edge, or limit of something
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prospects
possibilities or chances especially with profit or success
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squalor
living in filthy or wretched conditions
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impotent
powerless; lacking strentch or vigor
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tangible
able to be felt or touched
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affable
friendly,pleasant, easy to talk to
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fetter
to restrain with chains or shackles
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uncanny
so remarkable as if to seem supernatural
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potential
possible but not yet existing
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indulgently
in a tolerant manner
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degradation
a decine to a lower condition with loss of dignity
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adulation
excessive praise or flattery
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proverbial
widely spoken of; famous
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futile
having no useful result; without effect
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imperative
absoultley neccessary
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vexation
anger or annoyance
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droll
amazingly odd or comical
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