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Of high reputation, outstanding.
Eminent
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Completely filled or supplied with.
Replete
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Choosing at random without careful selection.
Indiscriminate
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Desiring or consuming great quantities.
Voracious
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Soaked, Drenched, Saturated.
Steeped
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To exist in great numbers.
Abound
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Branch of knowledge dealing with engineering, applied science, etc.
Technology
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To predict, or foretell a future event.
Prognosticate
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A robot; a mechanical "person."
Automaton
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An older married woman.
Matron
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A trace, smattering, or a slight degree.
Tinge
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A statement that at first seems to be absurd or self-contradictory, but which may turn out to actually be true.
Paradox
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To increase or add to.
Compound
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Historical records.
Annals
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Special field of something or someone; kingdom.
Realm
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Unpleasant, dull, or hard work.
Drudgery
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To plead urgently for aid or mercy.
Implore
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To understand, know, become aware of.
Perceive
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To pester, nag, annoy persistently.
Badger
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Expressing much in few words.
Laconic
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To approach and speak to.
Accost
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A person guilty of a major crime.
Felon
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To lie; to constructive
Fabricate
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Move the arms energetically.
Gesticulate
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Sarcastic, biting
Caustic
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To show sharp disapproval
Reprimand
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Having a bad reputation.
Infamous
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Just beginning to exist.
Incipient
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A person easily tricked
Dupe
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Heedless, not attentive
Inadvertent
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To reject, decline
repudiate
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Stiffen with fear or anger
Bristle
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A less offensive term
Euphemism
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To specify a condition
Stipulate
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Inappropriate
Incongruous
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