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equivocal
ambiguous, uncertain, undecided
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espouse
to take up as a cause, support
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discordant
not in agreement or harmony
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dissemble
to conceal, fake
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discursive
rambling, lacking order
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effrontery
impudence, nerve, insolence
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expurgate
to remove offensive or incorrect parts, usually from a book
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expunge
to obliterate, eradicate
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exhort
to urge, prod, spur
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exculpate
to free from blame or guilt, exonerate
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effulgent
radiant, splendorous
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discomfit
to thwart, baffle
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engender
to bring about, create, generate
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empirical
1. based on observations or experience 2. capable of being proven or disproven
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disseminate
to spread widely
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disrepute
state of being held in low regard
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enmity
ill-will, hatred, hostility
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disparate
sharply differing, containing sharply contrasting elements
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divisive
causing dissent, discord
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epistolary
relating to or consisting of letters (of correspondence, not of the alphabet)
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disavow
to deny knowledge of or responsibility for
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docile
easily taught or trained
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euphoric
elated, uplifted
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evanescent
fleeting, momentary
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dogmatic
aggressively and arrogantly certain about an unproven principle
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exacerbate
to make more intense or violent
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ebullient
extremely lively, enthusiastic
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eclectic
consisting of a diverse variety of elements
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effervescent
bubbly, lively
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execrable
detestable, loathsome
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exigent
urgent, critical in need
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expiate
atone, to make amends for
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elicit
to bring forth, draw out, evoke
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extant
existing, not destroyed or lost
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emaciated
very thin, enfeebled looking
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embezzle
to steal money by falsifying records
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emend
to correct or revise a written text
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