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Impudence
The imbecility of men is always inviting the impudence of power.
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Pungent
"There was a pungent smell of blood in the air. The murderer was very close..."
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Captious
"She was asked a captious question."
- Adjective
- critical, inclined to stress faults
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Sanguine
"a sanguine disposition; sanguine expectations."
- Adjective
- cheerful, optimistic
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Virulent
- Adjective
- Aggressively malicious
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Despicable
- Adj
- Deserving to be despised
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Salient
- Adj
- Strinklingly noticeable
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Venerable
- Adj
- Worthy of respect by reason of age or historic association
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Zenith
- Noun
- The highest or greatest point
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Physiognomy
- Noun
- Facial features, especailly when considered as an indication of character
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Sentient
- Adjective
- Capable of experiencing sensation or feeling
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Presentiment
- Noun
- Feeling that something is about to happen
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Tacitum
- Adj
- Not inclined to speak very much
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Acriomny
- Noun
- Sharpness or bitterness in disposition, manner, or tone
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Sagacity
- Noun
- Quality of having wisdom, sound judgement, and kean perception or discernment
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