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  1. marked by wisdom or jusdiciousness, WISE.
    shrewd in the management or practical affairs.
    marked by circumspecion
    prudent
  2. to rise above or go beyond the limits of.
    to triumph over the negative or restrictive.
    to overcome.
    transcend
  3. certificate, diploma
    credentials
  4. to set free from an obligation or the consequences of guilt.
    to remit (a sin) by absolution.
    exculpate.
    absolve
  5. to disapprove, condemn.
    to scold or correct gently or with kindly intent.
    to express disapproval of; censure.
    convince, convict.
    reprove
  6. to grant as a right or privilege.
    to accept as true, valid, or accurate.
    o acknowledge grudgingly or hesitantly.
    concede
  7. to obtain from a person by force; intimidation; or undue or illegal power.
    to gain esp by ingenuity or compelling argument.
    extort
  8. to cause to break up.
    to cause to become spread widely.
    to cause to evaporate or vanish.
    disperse
  9. manifesting, feeling, or expressing contempt.
    contemptuous
  10. the act of bequeathed.
    legacy, inheritence.
    bequest
  11. distinguished bravery, military valor, and skill.
    extraordinary ability.
    prowess
  12. of or relating to time as opposed to eternity.
    temporal
  13. legal competency or fitness.
    duty, position, role.
    capacity
  14. a contagious or infections epidemic disease that is virulent and devastating.
    something that is destructive or pernicious.
    pestilence
  15. contradictory doubleness of thought, speech, or action.
    the quality or state of being double or two-fold.
    the technically incorrect use of two or more distinct items.
    duplicity
  16. something that remains after a part is taken away.
    REMNANT, REMAINDER.
    residue
  17. BEFORE, PRE-
    preliminary
  18. PRELIMINARY, INTRODUCTORY.
    an introductory step, taking first step.
    initiative
  19. to detect with the eyes,
    to way something out when making a decision.
    to detect with senses other than vision.
    DISCRIMINATE.
    discern
  20. LOUD, OBNOXIOUS, CLAMOUROUS
    obstreperous
  21. DEJECTED, DOWNCAST, cheerless.
    disconsolate
  22. having a large bulky body.
    corpulent
  23. PROOF, COMMENDATION, PRAISE
    an act of approving formally or officially
    approbation
  24. AGILE, RESPONSIVE, SENSITIVE.
    holding much, quick and light in motion.
    nimble
  25. ARTIFICIAL, LABORED.
    contrived
  26. EXTREME, desperately urgent.
    DISMAL, OPPRESSIVE.
    dire
  27. AUDACITY, NERVE. presumptuous attitude or conduct.
    ASSUMPTION.
    presumption
  28. an architectural member projecting from a wall.
    to alleviate the grief, sense of loss, COMFORT.
    console
  29. DISCREDIT, DISGRACE.
    to express disapproval.
    reproach
  30. GENUINE, GOOD, MORAL, VIRTUOUS.
    morally right or justifiable.
    righteous
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