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systematic (n)
having a method or plan
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rendering (n)
an act of interpretation
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disturb (v)
interrupting the quiet, peace, order
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formulaic (adj)
average, common, standard
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suppressed (v)
- to stop the activities of a person,group
- to keep in, repress
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impugned (v)
- to attack physically or with words
- to challenge something as false
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anomalies (n)
- deviation from the common rule, type
- exception, abnormality
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bifurcations (v)
to divide into 2 branches
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faculty (n)
an ability acquired or natural
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effrontery (abj)
shameless, boldness, nerve
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exoneration (v)
to clear, free from guilt or blame, to relieve
- augment (v)
- to make larger
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dissolute (adj)
corrupt, wicked
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sedentary (adj)
motionless, lazy, inactive, stationary
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accommodate (v)
to do a kindness or favor to
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itinerant (adj)
traveling from place to place
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eschew (v)
to abstain, keep away from, avoid
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stringent (adj)
strict, severe, constraining, urgent
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indignant (adj)
expressing strong displeasure at something considered unjust, offensive, insulting
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acquiesce (v)
agree with some hesitation
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abate (v)
to end, to lessen
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jar (v)
to make a harsh sound
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perfidious (adj)
faithless; treacherous; deceitful
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jaunty (adj)
lively, carefree, bold
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bellicose (adj)
eager to fight, aggressively hostile
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obsolete (adj)
no longer in use, out of date
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bereave (v) bereft (past participle)
to deprive, neglect
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obfuscated (v)
to confuse, bewilder, or stupefy
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quiescent (adj)
being at rest; quiet; still; inactive or motionless
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commiseration (v)
to feel or express sorrow or sympathy for
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enervation (n)
exhaustion, feebleness, frailness, frailty, weakening, weakness
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extirpation (v)
to remove or destroy totally, to exterminate
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unswerving (v)
deviate suddenly from the straight or direct course
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enigmatic (adj)
perplexing, mysterious
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beleaguer (v)
to surround, to attack on all sides
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serendipitous (adj)
fortuitous, come upon by chance or accident
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auspicious (adj)
advantageous, bright, favorable, fortunate
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belie (v)
to contradict, to show to be false, misrepresent
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canonical (adj)
approved, accepted, authorized
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abrogate (v)
to abate, abolish, cancel
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retrench (v)
to cut down, reduce, or diminish
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arcane (adj)
mysterious; secret; obscure
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cantankerous (adj)
bad- tempered, cranky, grumpy
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prodigious (adj)
big, colossal, gigantic, immeasurable
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pedantic (adj)
- bookish, precise
- overly concerned with minute details especially with teaching
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esoteric (adj)
- understood by or meant for only the select few who have special knowledge or interest
- private; secret; confidential
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myopic (adj)
lacking tolerance or understanding; narrow-minded
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exorbitant (adj)
extravagant, excessive, extreme
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charlatan (n)
- a person who pretends or claims to have more knowledge or skill than he or she possesses
- impostor, phony, fraud
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sardonic (adj)
cynical, bitter, disrespectful
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profusion (n)
abundance, lavish spending; extravagance, bounty
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panacea (n)
a remedy for all disease or ills; cure-all
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sycophantic (adj)
extravagant, fawning, flattering, complimentary
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pernicious (adj)
damaging, dangerous, deadly, destructive, detrimental, devastating
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dilatory (adj)
tending to delay or procrastinate; slow; tardy
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