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Impetus
- driving force, impulse, incentive stimulus
- the grant for building the opera house gave impetus to the citys cultural life
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Asylum
- places of refuge in ancient greece and rome right of asylum or political asylum church
- especially formerly an institution for the maintenance and care of the mentally ill, orphans, or other personss requiring specialized assistance
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Excision
resection, removal of a portionor all of an organ or other structure
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corollary
natural consequence something that is a natural consequence of or accompaniment to something else
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deficient
lacking , inadequate
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repudiation
the act of repudiating or the state of being repudiated
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ascertained
to discover with CERTAINTY AS THROUGH EXAMINATION OR EXPERIMENTATION
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odious
hateful inspiring hatred contempt or disgust
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amiable
- friendly and pleasant friendly
- with friendly feelings
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epithets
- style of ancient epic poetry
- insult
- descriptive word added to name: a descriptive word or phrase added to or substituted for the name of somebody or something highlighting a feature or quality
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approbation
approval commendation official approval or sanction obsolete conclusive
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censure
expression of strong disapproval or harsh criticism
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requisite
- essential necessary
- required or necessary for a particular purpose position
- indispensable
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