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Repugnant
- Causing disgust or hatred
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Philistine
- someone who is proud to be ignorant
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Vernacular
- Everyday speech or slang
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Subline
- great intellectual value
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Antithetical
- contrary or oppositional
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Cantankerous
- ill-natured or argumentative
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Aberation
- Deviation from the norm
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Burgeoned
- to expand or flourish
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Waned
- A decrease in strength
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Quixotic
- Idealistic to a foolish degree
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Thwart
- to prevent from occurring
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Vilify
- To put people down with words
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Dither
- to go back and forth between 2 choices
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Lugubrious
- Exaggeratedly mournful
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Unfettered
- Set free from restriction
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Semantic
- pertaining to the meaning of words
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Attrition
- Natural decrease in size
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Farce
- Joke or ridiculous situation
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Epiphany
- a burst of understanding
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Vicissitudes
- A change of condition or carma
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Ineffable
- unable to be explained
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Peccadilloes
- confrontation, minor offence
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Recidivism
- act of repeating a crime
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Tenets
- principles to live by
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Capricious
- Impulsive or unpredictable
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Coup
- cleverly executed plan
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Belied
- to give a false impression
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Curmudgeon
- Greedy and grouchy old person
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Effusive
- Emotionally unrestrained
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Condescending
- Treating others as inferior
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Clarity
- Clearness of thought or expression
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Cohesive
- Condition of sticking together
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Elequence
- Speaking persuasively and elegantly
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Rhetoric
- Art of using language
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