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having no end
interminable
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causing a disturbance
turbulent
-
-
-
an assembly of witches
coven
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showing lack of respect
insolent
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excessive self-love
narccisist
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from a more primitive time
archaic
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to learn with certainty
ascertain
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not yielding to an argument, very stubborn
obstinate
-
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to desire wrongfully
covet
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evaporate rapidly, explosive
volatile
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fiercely impulsive
impetuous
-
-
to reduce in amount
abate
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causing uncertainty
dubious
-
with a bitter tone
vitriolic
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showing wisdom or being frugal
prudent
-
wishing harm to another
malevolent
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hatred for something unworthy or inferior
disdain
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to make a bad situation worse
exacerbate
-
-
desiring to help others
benevolent
-
-
a puzzling experience
enigma
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to give emphasis
accentuate
-
only having one answer
unequivocal
-
existing, or being everywhere
ubiquitious
-
imaginative or creative
innovative
-
drooping from lack of energy
languid
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in a depressed mood
melancholy
-
-
appearing worthy or believable
plausible
-
producing something in mass quantities
prolific
-
to give up or hand something over
relinquish
-
expensive, high quality
sumptuous
-
not inclined to talk
taciturn
-
to satisfy or ease
assuage
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-
-
devotion to the welfare of others
altruistic
-
-
an absolute ruler, epecially a monarch who hold snd exercises the powers of government by inherent right, not subject to restrictions
autocrat
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verb: to speak or write in favor of, support or urge by agument, recommend publicly
noun: a person who speaks or writes in support of defense of a person, cause, etc
advocate
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pleased, especially with oneself or ones merits, advantages, situation, etc., often without awareness of some potential danger or defect; self-satisfied
complacent
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a riddle, the answer to which involves a pun or play on words
a decision to be made
conundrum
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injurious to health
deleterious
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reduced to or fallen into partial ruin or decay, as from age, wear, neglect
old, rundown
dilapidated
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causing or producing cold
firgorific
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to startle into sudden activity; stimulate
galvanize
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disinclined or indisposed to believe; skeptical
incredulous
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affecting or moving the emotions, deep emotional level
poignant
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round in shape, rounded
rotund
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strict lifestyle, economy
austerity
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filled with a sense of gult and the desire for atonement
contrite
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cleverness, mentally;
good with your hands
dexterity
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hopelessly unhappy
disconsolate
-
mental and emotional strenght in facing difficulty, adversity, danger or temptation courageously
inner strength
fortitude
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without emotion, calm
impassive
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taking or showing extreme care about minute details
meticulous
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next to the last (second to the last)
penultimate
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deliberately faithless; treacherous; deceitful (go behind peoples backs)
perfidious
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pertaining to the basics, elementary
rudimentary
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to regard or treat with reverence, revere
worthy of great respect
venerated
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of or resembling a fox, cunning or crafty
vulpine
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required, mandatory
compulsory
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characterized by shyness and modesty
demure
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lacking reserve, pouring out, overflowing
effusive
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to make abnormally thin or lean by a gradual wasting away of flesh
emaciated
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characterized by lack of seriousness or sense, usually at an inappropriate time
frivolous
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put something into effect
implement
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not definite or clear to the mind
intangible
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gloomily or sullenly ill- humored
morose
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the lowest point; point of greatest adversity or despair
nadir
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worthless; of no real value
nugatory
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a state of perplexity or uncertainty
quandary
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difficult, using much energy
arduous
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use hard work to speed up the progress of
expedite
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young, new, inexperienced (young bird)
fledgling
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overbearing, urgent, bossy
imperious
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to appease or pacify
placate
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to strip ruthlessly of money or godds by open violence
pillage
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harsh, rowdy, disorderly
raucous
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occasional, occuring at irregular intervals
sporadic
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unnecessary, excessive, extra
superfluous
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withered, shriveled
wizened
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having a sense of the beautiful; characterized by a love of beauty
easthetic
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extremely bold or daring; recklessly brave; fearless
audacious
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excited public interest, discussion, or the like, as the clamor attending some sensational event; hullabaloo
brouhaha
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capable of holding much; spacious or roomy
capacious
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to grow together or into one body
coalesce
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to sepak damagingly of; criticize in a derogatory manner
denigrate
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to make lucie or clear; throw light upon; clarify
elucidate
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mental or emotional stability or composure;calmness under stress
equanimity
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having or showing great warmth or intensity of spirit, feeling, enthusiasm, etc (emotionally)
fervent
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sweetly or smoothly flowing (sound)
mellifluous
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the face, usually with reference to shape, features, expression, etc (countenance)
visage
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feeling or showing hopelessness or unhappiness
despondent
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disagree with majority thought
dissident
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learned or scholarly; gained by study
erudite
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not meant to be taken seriously or literally
facetious
-
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to feel or express sorrow or regret for
lament
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anything handed down from the past, inheritance
legacy
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a sentimental yearning for t he happiness of a former time or place, longing for the past
nostalgia
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extraordinary in size
prodigious
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having deep insight or understanding (deep thinking)
profound
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violent revenge
vengeance
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a businessperson of great wealth and power
tycoon
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harsh discordance of sound
cacophony
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king or ruler with a low of power (cruel)
despot
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to wipe out, erase
efface
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not having the appearance of truth
implausible
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an intricate combination of complicated paths (maze)
labryinth
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someone who complains alot
querulous
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without pity, cruel
ruthless
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causing sleepiness
soporific
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highest point; pinnacle, apex, summit, acme
zenith
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