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Adjunct
- -something added that is less important or not necessary, but helpful
- Syn: accesory, auxilary, subordinate
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Amalgamate
to combine to form a whole; unite; merge;mix;blend
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Berserk
of unsound mind; mad; insane
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Contiguous
in actual contact;touching; neighboring
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Diffuse
- -to spread out so as to cover a large space of surface; scatter widely
- Syn: disseminate, disperse, widespread, scattered, wordy
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Diverge
- to move or lie in different directions from the same point; branch off
- to differ, vary; deviate
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emanate
-to come forth; spread out, emit
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Inhibit
to hold back, prevent, stop, repress, to forbid, prohibit, interdict
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Jubilee
rejoicing; great joy
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Juggernaut
an idol of the Hindu god Krishna: a frightening, invisible machine, force, or other agent, that destroys anything in its path
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Kowtow
to kneel and touch the ground with the forehead to show deep respect, submission, or worship
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Maelstrom
-a great or turbulent whirlpool
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Meander
to follow a winding course
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Mecca
a place that many people visit
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Nabob
- a native ruler in India under the Mogul empire; nawab
- a very rich man; tycoon, mogul
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Parity
-similarity or close correspodence; equality
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Periphery
-an outside boundary
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Retrogress
- -to move backward; go back, especially to an earlier or less advanced condition.
- Syn: decline, deterioate, retrograde
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Saga
any story of heroic deeds
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Serpentine
- of or like a serpent, twisting; winding
- cunning; sly; treacherous, diabolical, Satanic
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Shibboleth
any test word, watchword, or pet phrase of a political party, a class, a sect, or other group. any use of language, habit, or custom, considered distinctive of a particular group or class.
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Supersede
to take the place of; cause to be set aside; displace; succeed and supplant; replace
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Synergy
the action or correlated action of a group of organs of the body, such as nerve centers or muscles, or of two or more drugs or remedies.
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Torpid
dull, inactive, or sluggish, lethargic, apathetic; dormant
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Transcend
to go beyond the limits or powers of; exceed; be above
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transitory
passing soon or quickly; momentary; transient; brief; fleeting
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trek
to travel slowly; travel; migrate; to go, proceed, journey
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undulate
to move in or in the manner of waves
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unison
harmonious combination or union; concord; agreement, unisonous
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unremitting
never stopping; not slackening or relaxing; maintained steadily, attention, unceasing, incessant, constant
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