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Conciliatory
soothing, appeasing, showing willingness to reconcile
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Credible
capable of being believed, plausible
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Exonerate
to be free from blame
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Incontrovertible
indisputable, not open to questions
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Indict
to officially charge with wrongdoing or a crime
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Litigious
prone to engage in lawsuits
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Partisan
devoted to or biased in support of a party, group or cause
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Parity
equality, as in amont, status, or value
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Rectitude
moral uprightness, righteousness
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Remiss
lax in attending to duty, negligent
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Repudiate
to reject the validity or authority of
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Sanctimonious
feigning piety or righteousness
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Scrupulous
principled, having a strong sense of right and wrong, conscientious and exacting
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Sophistry
plausible but misleading or fallacious argument
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Substantiate
to support with proof or evidence, verify
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Veracity
adherence to the truth, truthfulness
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Vindicate
to free from blame
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Cajole
to urge with repeated appeals, teasing, or flattery
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Obsequious
fawning and servile
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Sycophant
insincere, obsequious flatterer
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Altruism
unselfish concern for the welfare of others, selflessness
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Eminent
distinguished, prominent
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Empathy
identification with and uderstanding of anothers situation, feelings, and motives
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Magnanimous
courageously or generously noble in mind and heart
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Philanthropic
humanitarian, benevolent, relating to monetary generosity
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Reciprocate
to mutually take or give, to respond in kind
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Defunct
no longer existing or functioning
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Eradicate
to get rid of as if by tearing it up by the roots, abolish
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Expurgate
to remove objectionable content before publication or release
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Quell
to put down forcibly, suppress
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Raze
to level to the ground, demolish
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Squelch
to crush as if by trampling, squash
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Supplant
to unsurp the place of, esp through intrigue or underhanded tactics
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Stymie
to thwart or stump
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Abase
to lower in rank, prestige, or esteem
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Deride
to mock contemptuously
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Derogatory
insulting or intended to insult
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Disparage
to speak of negatively, to belittle
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Effrontery
brazen boldness, presumptuousness
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Ignominy
great personal dishonor or humiliation, disgraceful conduct
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Impugn
to attack as false or questionablr
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Mar
to damage, esp in a disfiguring way
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Pejorative
disparaging, belittling, insulting
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Vex
to annoy or bother, to perplex
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Vindictive
disposed to seek revenge, revengeful, spiteful
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