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Accrue
- to grow or accumlate
- to happen as a natural result
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Annotation
a critical or explanatory note or comment, especially for a literary work
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Bedlam
- a state or scene of uproar and confusion
- commotion
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Covert
- hidden, disguised, purposefully kept secret
- sheltered, secluded
- a sheltered place
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Debonair
- pleasant, courteous, lighthearted
- smooth and polished in manner and appearance
- carefree
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Dun
- to demand insistently, especially in payment of a debt
- a creditor
- dark, dull, dingy`
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Efficacious
- effective
- producing results
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equanimity
calmness, composure, refusal to panic
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Fortuitous
- accidental
- occurring by a happy chance
- unintentional, unplanned
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Gist
- the essential part
- main plot or essence
- substance, core, nucleus
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Gratuitous
- freely given
- not called for by circumstances, unwarranted
- voluntary
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Imperious
- overbearing, arrogant
- seeking to dominate
- pressing, compelling
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Invective
- a strong denuncialion or condemnation
- abusive language
- abusive
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Motley
- showing great variety
- composed of different elements or many colors
- a jester's costume
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Munificent
- extremely generous
- lavish
- bounteous
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Procrastinate
to delay, put off until later
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Provocative
- tending to produce a strong feeling or response
- arousing desire or appetite
- irritating, annoying
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Recondite
exceeding ordinary knowledge and understanding
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Reprobate
- a depraved, vicious or unprincipaled person
- scoundrel
- wicked, corrupt
- to diapprove of
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Sedentary
- characterized by or calling for continued sitting
- remaining in one place
- seated
- stationary
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