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Abdicate
to denounce; to discard, to abandon
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aberration
something not typical; a deviation
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abjure
to renounce upon oath
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abrogate
to break, as a treaty or law
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abscond
to depart secretly; to hide (oneself)
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absolve
to set free from an obligation or the consequences of guilt
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abstain
to refrain deliberately from an action or practice, usually as a form of self-denial
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florid
rosy, ruddy, highly colored
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fervent
hot, burning, ardent
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corsair
a privateer, a pirate, a pirate ship
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coterie
a group which gathers for social purposes, social circle, clique
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elucidate
to make clear, to explain
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entourage
surroundings, environment; a group of attendants
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emporium
a trading center, a large store, a market place
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altruism
concern for the welfare of others
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vigor
active strength or force, healthy physical or mental energy
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sonnet
a poem, lyric, poetry, rhyme
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frenetic
wildly excited or active
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servile
being in slavery, oppressed, characteristics of slaves
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thrift
economically management, vigorous growth
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ardor
great warmth of feeling, passion, intense devotion
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lassitude
weariness of body or mind from strain, oppressive climate, lack of energy
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centriguge
radiating, deviating, diffusive, divergent, radial, spiral, spreading
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repugnance
strong dislike or objection, contradictoriness, or inconsistency
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bigot
a person who is utterly intolerant or any differing creed, belief, or opinion
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coerce
to compel by force, to dominate or control
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aberrant
adj
deviating from normal or correct
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aggrandize
v.
to make greater, to increase, thus to exaggerate
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ambrosial
adj
extremely pleasing to the senses, divine (as relating to the gods) or delicious
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