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abrogate
to abolish or annul by authority
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acquisition
the process of gaining posession
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inquisitive
eager to learn, curious
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perquisite
a payment received in addition to a regular wage
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presage
to indicate or warn in advance
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quest
the act or instance of seeking or pursuing something
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requisite
required; essential
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sagacity
keenness of perception; wisdom
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surrogate
something that takes the place of another
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abeyance
the condition of being temporarily set aside
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abstemious
sparing, moderate
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circuitous
being or taking a roundabout course
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circumvent
to avoid or as if passing around
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elude
to escape from, as if by cunning or daring
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eschew
to avoid habitually; shun
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evasion
the act of escaping or avoiding by cleverness
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malinger
to pretend to be ill and avoid work
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oblique
indirect; not straughtforward
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shirk
to neglect, put off, or avoid discharging (a duty)
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banal
freshness or originality, trite
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emulate
to strive to equal or excel
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mimicry
the close imitation of the speech of another
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platutude
a trite remark or statement
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prototype
an original type or form that serves as a model
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recapitulate
to repeated in concise form
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redundant
exceeding what is necessary or natural
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rendition
an interpretation of a musical score
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sham
something false or empty that is supposed to be genuine
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