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countenance
- facial features, expressions
- n.
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discourse
- means of transferring information
- n.
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austere
- stern, scrict, severe, serious
- adj.
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conflagation
- large, destructive fire
- n.
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negligence
- not giving due attention
- n.
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sedulously
- to do something with extreme care
- adv.
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reprove
- to scold, yell at, or show disapproval of
- v.
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dire
- having terrible consequences; disastrous
- adj.
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reputable
- having a good reputation
- adj.
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pedant
- someone who is a stickler for rules
- n.
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indignation
- anger aroused from injustice or unworthiness
- n.
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inscrutable
- difficult to understand or interpret
- adj.
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inordinate
- exceeding normal limits
- adj.
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disquietude
- state of uneasiness; anxiety
- n.
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troglodtic
- cave dwelling, shady person
- n.
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unobtrusive
- not readily noticeable; not easily seen
- adj.
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enigmas
- puzzle, riddle, mystery
- n.
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idiosyncratic
- characteristic; peculiar; distinct
- adj.
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infallibly
- without capability to fail
- adv.
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repugnance
- dislike, loathing, disgust
- n.
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sever
- to separate, cut, or detach
- v.
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unscrupulous
- without regards for morals
- adj.
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amities
- friendly relationship; peaceful harmony
- n.
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disconsolate
- without the give of comfort; cheerless; sorrowful
- adj.
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abject
- sunk to a low condition
- adj. OR
- person who is an outcast
- n.
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malicious
- harmful, spiteful, evil
- adj.
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degradation
- disgrace, disrespect, shame, demote
- n.
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ascendancy
- dominance, rule, position of control
- n.
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imperious
- over-bearing, arrogant, urgent
- adj.
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duplicity
- hypocritical cunning or deception
- n.
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transcendental
- supernatural, abstract, metaphysical
- adj.
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multifarious
- having many kinds of parts
- adj.
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incongruous
- lacking harmony or agreement
- adj.
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minstrel
- nomadic medieval entertainer, poet, or musician
- n.
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refract
- to be turned aside; light-bending
- v.
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imperceptible
- not plain to see; not easy to understand
- adj.
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drone
- an idle person who lives off others
- n.
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proclivity
- disposition, tendency, idiosyncracies, peculiar traits
- n.
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ravenous
- starved, hungry, omnivorous
- adj.
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fathom
- to penetrate, comprehend, or investigate
- v.
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centrifuge
- machine that spins fast on an axis to separate particles
- n.
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cacophony
- harsh-sounding, jarring sound
- n.
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censor
- official who examines morality; an adverse critic
- n.
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profusion
- a great quantity; abundance
- n.
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insidious
- stealthily treacherous or deceitful
- adj.
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perfuctory
- like a routine duty; lacking interest
- adj.
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beatific
- blissful, saintly; bestowing blessings
- adj.
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vesitbule
- entrance hall, lobby, entry, foyer, passageway
- n.
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glutton
- pig, gorger, greedy person
- n.
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malice
- hatred, resentment, desire to harm
- n.
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incontinence
- lack of self constraint; uncontrolled
- n.
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avarice
- greedy desire for wealth
- n.
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tempest
- commotion, storm, uproar
- n.
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fetid
- foul, rotting, reeking, having a bad smell
- adj.
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offal
- rubbish, garbage, trash, waste products
- n.
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mundane
- ordinary, practical, everyday, regular
- adj.
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attrition
- erosion, wearing down; repentence because of fear
- n.
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miser
- penny pincher, hoarder, cheapskape; greedy, stingy person
- n.
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astray
- away from the right path or direction
- adv.
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zeal
- enthusiasm, spirit, devotion
- n.
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sage
- philosopher, authority, scholar
- n.
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lamentation
- act of expressing sorrow or regret
- n.
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arduous
- demanding much effort
- adj.
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gaudy
- too highly ornamented to be in good taste
- adj.
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pelt
- skin of an animal especially with fur on it
- n.
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convoluted
- being twisted, winding, coiled
- adj.
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quarry
- animal that is being hunted; excavation site
- n.
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penance
- sacrament involving the confession of sin
- n.
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aesthetic
- of beauty; showing good taste
- n. OR adj.
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stolid
- having little of no emotion
- adj.
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cadence
- fall of voice in speaking; rhythmic flow sound
- n.
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simultaneously
- done or existing at the same time
- adv.
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verbiage
- excess of words beyond what is needed
- n.
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raucous
- harsh, noisy, cacaphonous, hoarse cries
- adj.
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doleful
- dismal, gloomy, sad, sorrowful
- adj.
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laggard
- loiterer, lingerer, snail; one who always falls behind
- n.
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nebulous
- indistinct, hazy, vague, unclear, indefinite
- adj.
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illustrious
- famous, fame, celebrated, reputable
- adj.
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deigned
- to accept; to think an action inappropriate
- v.
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infernal
- hellish, devilish, satanic; relating to Hell
- adj.
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apocryphal
- fake, ficticious, false
- adj.
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dubious
- unsure, uncertain, doubtful, hesitant, indecisive
- adj.
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squandering
- to waste, throw away, scatter
- v.
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