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Abash
To make someone ashamed or embarassed
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Abide
To follow, continue, or stay
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Abyss
A deep, immeasurable space
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Accessible
Something that you can access, state or quality of being approachable
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Affluence
Someone or something of wealth
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Allege
To accuse someone of something
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Amiable
Someone who is fun to be around
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Apalling
Causing extreme dismay or horror
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Aspiration
Strong desire, ambition to do something
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Assuage
To make milder or less severe
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Austerity
Living a life of no luxury
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Barter
To trade by the exchange of goods rather than money
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Beguile
To influence by trickery, flattery
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Caliber
The diameter of something or the how good someone is at somethigg; highest caliber
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Callous
Hardening of the skin or hard feelings
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Cantankerous
Disagreeable to deal with
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Capricious
Unpredicatable
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Charlatan
A phony, esp a fake doctor
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Complacency
A feeling of quiet pleasure or security while unaware of some potential danger
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Concerted
Coordinated by two people
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Consummate
To bring to a state of perfection; fulfil or complete
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Contemptuous
without respect; in a disdainful manner
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Contentious
Marked by heated arguments or controversy, someone who likes to argue
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Credo
any system of principles or beliefs
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Deceptive
misleading, likely or attempting to deceive
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Defraud
To obtain money or property by fraud; to swindle
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Demoralize
To destoy someones moral, make less hopeful or enthusiatic
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Denounce
To condemn openly against something
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Destitute
So poor that you don't have the necessities to live
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Desultory
Jumping, or passing, from one thing or subject to another
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Disclosure
To make a secret known to the public
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Disparagement
To put someone down
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Embellish
To make more beautiful and attractive; to decorate
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Encompass
To surround something or include all details
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Endear
make attractive or lovable
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Deficient
Lacking something
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Equable
Calm and steady, not changing
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Euphonious
Pleasant-sounding
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Explicit
Clearly expressed or stated
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Fallacy
an argument that is not logically valid
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Farce
A farce is a comedy written for the stage or film which aims to entertain the audience by means of unlikely, extravagant, and improbable
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Feasible
Capable of being done easily
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Fester
to become rotten; To worsen, especially due to lack of attention
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Fiasco
A ludicrous or humiliating failure
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Gamut
The entire scale or range
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Garrulous
Overly talkative
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Gaunt
Extremelely thin and bony
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Habitat
The natural environment of an organism
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Hackneyed
repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse
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Haggard
Worn out and tired
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Havoc
Great destruction or devastation
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Heresy
An idea or doctrine that you do not agree with
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Illustrious
Well know, highly distinguished
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Imbibe
To consume by drinking
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Impeach
to bring an accusation against someone
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Impending
about to happen
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impertinent
Irrelevant, off topic
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Implacable
Hard to penetrate
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Impotent
Lacking power or ability
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Incontrovertible
Not open to question or dispute
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Ingenious
Cleverly inventive or resourceful
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Insidious
Intended to entrap or beguile
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Intractable
Not easily controlled or directed
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Irrelevant
Off topic, not relevant
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Lethargy
The state if being tired, fatigued
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Livid
Having a dark, bluish appearance
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Lucrative
producing a sizeable profit
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Manifest
To make clear or evident or to spread
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Minimal
The least possible
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Noxious
Harmful to your health or well being
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Nuance
A slight difference in meaning or opinion
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Obstreperous
Very loud and noisy
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Obtuse
difficult to understand
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Ominous
Portending evil or harm, something bad will happen
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Opportune
Appropriate, suitable
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Palpable
Capable of being touched or felt
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Paramount
having superior power and influence, most important
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Penance
Price you pay for sin
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Pensive
deeply or seriously thoughtful
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Precarious
dangerously insecure or unstable
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Premise
land and the buildings on it, a statement that is assumed to be true and from which a conclusion can be drawn from it
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Quaint
Charmingly old fashioned
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Ramshackle
Loosely held together
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Repercussions
An effect or result of a serious event or action
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Reprimand
A scolding or to scold
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Repudiate
To reject as having no authority or binding force
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Scrutiny
To examine something very closely
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Stagnant
Not flowing or running
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Subtle
Small but signifigant
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Tedious
long and tiresome
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Tenet
A principle, doctrine, held as true by members of a profession, group, or religion
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Tribulation
Grievous trouble
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Unprecedented
Never before known or experienced
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Usurp
To seize something by force
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Utilitarian
Someone or something that is handy
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Variable
Something that can be changed
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Virile
Manly and muscular
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