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Commend (v.)
to compliment, to praise; to recommend; to entrust
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Amicable (adj.)
friendly, sociable, cheerful, peaceable
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Bleak (adj.)
bare, dreary
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Wrath (n.)
strong, stern, fierce anger; punishment
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Memento (n.)
a reminder; a souvenir
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Prevail (v.)
to predominate or conquer; to be superior in strength, power, or influence
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Ratify (v.)
to confirm or express approval
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Digress (v.)
to wander away from the main purpose or topic
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Egress (n.)
a way out; an exit
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Tumult (n.)
noise; uproar; violent disturbance or disorder
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Replenish (v.)
to supply fully; to restore to completeness
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Opulent (adj.)
wealthy; richly abundant
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Foment (v.)
to stir up; to instigate
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Indolent (adj.)
Tending to avoid exertion; idle; lazy
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Laud (v.) or (n.)
- (v.) to extol or praise.
- (n.) a song of praise
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Converse (adj.) or (v.)
- (adj.) opposite; turned about
- (v.) to discuss informally
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Emend (v.)
to correct or change a text
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Malinger (v.)
to pretend illness to avoid duty
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Instigate (v.)
to provoke; to urge to an action or course
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