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iveigle
to persuade by ingenutiy or flattery
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modicum
a small quantity or portion
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aridity
dryness, bareness
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mollify
soften, allay someones rage
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cacaphony
unpleasant, harsh, discordant sound
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capacious
able to contain much
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discursive
passing from one subject to another
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shadenfreude
a malicious satisfaction in the misfortunes of others
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palaver
idle talk, to talk idly
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buttress
projecting support of a wall or building
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disparagining
depreciation lessoning in rank
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solictous
showing care, attention, concern, anxious desire
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discheveled
dissarranded, untidy, tousled, rumpled
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sesquipedalian
givin to or characterized by long words
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soiree
evening party, gathering
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disseminate
scatter, broadcast, spread
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somnambulist
one who walks and performs other action during sleep
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soporific
causing sleepiness
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coleful
sad, sorrowful, mourning
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specious
apparently just or correct, actually nbot so
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overweening
over bearing, excessive
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dulcet
melodiouss, soft, soothing
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spurious
not genuine, counterfeit
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ebullient
boiling up, bubbling, effervescent
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squalid
mean, poor, dirty
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omnipresent
present in all places at the same time
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edification
improvment or instruction
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staid
dignified, sober, sedate
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traduce
to vilify, slander
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diatribe
prolonged discussion, abusive speech
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dishabille
the state of being carelessly or partially dressed
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dilatory
delaying, tardy, slow in doing things
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missive
a written message, a letter
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crux
an essential point requring resolution outcome
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anathema
under a solemn ban or curse
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multifarious
having great diversity or bariety
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pugnacious
combatibe, quarrelsome
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reverie
dream, musing., state of being lost in thought
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rebarbativer
tending to irritate, repellent
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malign
to speak of evil, to defame, to slander
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writhe
to make twisting or turning movements, contort the body
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desideratum
something wanted or needed, a desire
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desuetude
state of disuse, uselessness
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euphonious
pleasing or sweet in sound, smooth sounding
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trepidation
trembling agitation or fear
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trechanct
cutting, incisive, having a sharp point
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truncate
cut off, shortened
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truculent
displaying feirceness, savage, cruel, defiant
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turbid
cloudy, disturbed, muddy
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diaphonous
characterized by extreme delicacy of form
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august
marked by majestic dignity or grandeur
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immutable
not being capable of or suceptiable to change
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pertinacity
adhering resolutely to an opinion, purpose or design
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sententious
given to or abounding in excessive moralizing
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insipid
lacking taste or savor, tasteless, challenge
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lugubrious
mournful, especially, dismal
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drollerty
whimiscal humor, humoruous, quality
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delivity
downward inclination, downward slope
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recrudescence
new outbreak after inactivity, renewal
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alacrity
promptiness in response
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rapacious
excessivelly grasping or covetous, living on prey
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moribound
being in a state of inactivity; approaching death
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obfuscate
to darken or obscure
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voluble
easily rolling or turning; rotation, fluent
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woebegone
woeful, also run down
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sepulchral
suited to or suggesting a tomb, funeral
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supercilious
being coolly and patronizingly haughty
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indefatigable
untiring, incapable of being tired
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conflageration
fire, large fire, conflict of war
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recipitate
falling, flwoing, unwise speed
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commingling
blending into a harmonious whole
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festoon
decorate, cecrative chains or ornaments
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inextricable
forming a mze, tangles, not untied
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halcyon
peaceful, undisturbed, happy
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sagacious
keen in sense derception, keen judgment
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malevolent
having, showing from intense spite or hatred
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recondite
hidden from sight, concealed, ordinary, understanding
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inexorable
not to be persuaded or moved by entrety
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perdition
eternal damnation, hell
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immolate
to kill or destroy, often by fire
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fusillade
number of shotes fired simultaniously, rapid, spirited outburst
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segue
to proceed without, interruption, fluid
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qoutidian
occuring daily, also ordinary
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resplendant
having brilliant color, beaty
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otiose
ineffective, being at leisure, of no use
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audacity
intredid boldness, cool or arrogant disregard of normal restraints
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veriest
properly entitled to the name or desgnation, neccessary
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languor
weakness or weariness of body or mind sluggishness, lethargy
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fecund
frutful in offspring or vegetation, prolific, productive
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odious
exciting or dese4rving hatred or repugnance
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fistifcuff
a fight with fists
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saturnine
gloomy or sullen
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disconsolate
cheerless, dejected
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craven
defeated, vanquished, lacking any courage
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bailiwick
a persons specific area of knowledge, interrest, skill, work
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waylay
to ambush or accost
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abrogate
to abolish by authoritive action, to do away with
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abstemious
sparing, especially in eating or drinking, not indulged in
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