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ameliorate
to relieve; as from pain or hardship
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anathema
anything forbidden, as by social useage
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belligerent
manifesting a warlike spirit
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garrulous
constant trivial talking
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errant
roving or wandering, as im search of adventure or opportunity for gallant deeds
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fulminate
to cause to explode
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fulsome
offensive from excess praise
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gainsay
to contradict; to deny
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diatribe
malicious criticism
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didactic
pertaining to teaching
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effete
tired to the point of exhaustion
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effrontery
unblushing impedence (rudeness)
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eqanimity
calmness, composed
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equivocate
to use words with double meaning
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extirpate
to root out; eradicate
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forswear
tp renounce upon oath
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dissemble
to sow or scatter abroad
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encomium
a formal or discriminating experssion of praise
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encumbrance
a burdensome and troublesome load
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endemic
unique to a specific group of people
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exculpate
to relieve of blame
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exigency
a critical period or condidtion
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fervor
intensity of feeling
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grandiloquent
speaking in a bombastic or pompus style
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abeyance
a temporary lapse in activity; suspension
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abberation
an abnormality
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abrogate
to nullify or abolish
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abscond
to make a secret departure
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accretion
gradual build up or enlargement
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disconsolate
hopelessly sad
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discontenance
to look upon with disfavor; to have a low opinion of
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