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eclectic
(a) composed from many different sources
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pastiche
(n) mixture; composed from many different sources; an eclectic composition
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hodgepodge (hotchpotch)
(n) mixture
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motley
(n) mixture of colors
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hybrid
(n) mixture of breeds
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mongrel
(n) mixture of breeds
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alloy
(n) mixture of metals
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enigma
enigmatic
enigmatize
- (n) mystery
- (a) mysterious; confusing
- (v) to mystify; confuse
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fluster
- (v) to confuse
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(v) to confuse; to darken
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extemporaneous
(a) done with litle preparation; instantaneous
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extemporize
(v) to do, make, etc. instantaneously
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improvise
(v) to do, make, etc. instantaneously
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impromptu
- (n) something that is improvised
- (a) quick; instantaneous
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treacherous
treachery
- (a) unfaithful; disloyal
- (n) unfaithfulness; disloyalty
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treasonous
treason
- (a) unfaithful; disloyal
- (n) unfaithfulness; disloyalty
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perfidious
perfidy
- (a) betraying; unfaithful; disloyal
- (n) betrayal; unfaithfulness; disloyalty
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infidel
infidelity
- 1. (a) unfaithful; disloyal (Ex. husband & wife)
- 2. (n) an unbeliever (Ex. religiously)
- (n) unfaithfulness; disloyalty
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traitor
traitorous
traitorousness
- (n) a conspirator
- (a) unfaithful; disloyal
- (n) unfaithfulness; disloyalty
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falsehearted
falseheartedness
- (a) unfaithful; disloyal
- (n) unfaithfulness; disloyalness
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disaffected
disaffectedness
- (a) unfaithful; disloyal
- (n) unfaithfulness; disloyalness
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disaffect
- (v) 1. to cause to lose affection to
- 2. to be disloyal to esp. to a government
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collude
collusion
- (v) to agree or side with the enemy; to conspire
- (n) conspiracy
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access
inaccessable
- (v) to approach (n) an approach
- (a) that cannot be approached
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assess
(v) to appraise; to tell or judge to value of
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virulent
(a) poisonous; harmful
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nocuous
innocuous
- (a) harmful
- (a) not harmful
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noxious
innoxious
- (a) harmful
- (a) not harmful
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obnoxious
nasty; disagreeable
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rudimentary
(a) in an early stage; elementary
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nascent
(a) beginning to born
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natal
(a) of or from birth
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serene
(a) calm, quiet, peaceful
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placid
(a) calm, quiet, peaceful
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equanimous
equanimity
- (a) calm, quiet, peaceful
- (n) calmness of mind
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tranquil
tranquilize
- (a) calm, quiet, peaceful
- (v) to calm
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pacific
pacify
pacifism
pacifist
- (a) calm, quiet, peaceful
- (a) to calm
- (n) the idea that peace is best
- (n) a peace advocate
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halcyon
(a) calm, quiet, peaceful
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abate
- (v) 1. to calm (Ex. storm abated)
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lull
- (v) to calm
- (n) break or rest during a debate, argument, conversation, etc.
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compose
composure
- (v) to calm
- (n) calmness of mind
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propitiate
(v) to calm the anger of
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palliate
(v) to make pain less; to calm
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salve
- (v) 1. to soothe; calm
- 2. to put medicine on the wound
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placate
implacable
- (a) to calm
- (a) that cannot be calmed, revengeful
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palliative
- (n) 1. painkiller
- 2. something that soothes; consolation
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sedative
(n) medicine to calm
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relent
(v) to make less severe
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mitigate
(v) to make less severe
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