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predestine
to destine in advance; foreordain, predetermined
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spasmodic
happening intermittently; fitfull
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viviparous
bringing forth living young rather than eggs, as most mammals and some reptiles and fishes
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apertures
and opening, as a hole, slit, gap, or crack
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maudlin
tearfully or weakly emotional; foolish sentimental
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erotic
arousing or satisfying a sexual desire
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effusive
unduly demonstrative; lacking reserve
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tactual
of pertaining to the sense of touch
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monogamy
marriage with only one person at a time, having only one mate
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promiscuous
having sexual relations with a number of partners on a casual basis
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incessant
continuing without interruption, unending, ceaseless
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innocuous
not injurious or harmful; harmless
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profound
having a deep insight or understanding
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voluptuous
unrestrained pleasure
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hierarchy
any system of persons or things ranked above one another
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persevere
to persist in anything undertaken
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premonition
a forewarning
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incoherent
without logical or meaningful connection
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senility
the state of being senile, feebleness, aging
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deprecating
to express earnest disapproval of
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impunity
exemption from punishment
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subversive
attempting to overthrow an established government
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self-indulgence
unable to resist in one's desires or whims, passions etc without restraint
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atonement
satisfaction or reparation for a wrong done or injury; amend
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strumpet
a prostitute or harlot
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