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DIversion
an amusement or pastime; anything that relaxes or amuses
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Henevolent
showing kindness; charitable
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Lucrative
profitable; well-paying
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Abstain
to hold one self back from something; refrain
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Conversely
in an opposite manner; in an altogether different way
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Prevalent
widespread; common
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Contend
to state to be so; acclaim; affirm
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Proponent
someone who supports a cause
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Extrovert
an outgoing, sociable person
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Rationale
the underlying reasons for something; logical basis
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Congenial
agreeable or pleasant in character; friendly; sociable
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Reprisal
the paying back of one injury or bad deed with another
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Impasse
a situation with no way out; dead end
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Rapport
relationship, especially one that is close, trusting, or sympathetic
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Endow
to provide with a talent or quality
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Disdain
an attitude or feeling of contempt; scorn
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Averse
having a feeling of dislike or distaste for something
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Mortify
to humiliate or embarrass
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Elation
a feeling of great joy or pride
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Transcend
to rise above or go beyond the limits of; exceed
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Waive
to willingly give up (as a claim, privilege, or right) do without
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Complacent
self-satified; feeling to much satisfaction with oneself or one's accomplishment
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Diligen
steady, determined, and careful in work
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Feasible
possible; able to be done
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Furtive
done or behaving so as not to be noticed; secret
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Percedent
anything that may serve as an example in dealing with later similar circumstances
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Punitive
giving or involving punishment; punishing
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Feign
to pretend; give a false show of
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Inhibition
a holding back or blocking of some action, feeling, or thought
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Cryptic
having a vague or hidden meaning; mysterious
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Vindictive
inclined to seek revenge; vengeful
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Deficient
lacking something essential; inadequate; insufficient
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Detrimental
harmful; causing damage
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Pretentious
making a show of excellence or importance, especially when undeserved
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Fallible
capable of making an error
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Exhaustive
covering all possible details; complete; through
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Vile
offensive to the senses, feeling, or thoughts; disgusting
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Formulate
to plan or express in an orderly way
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Transient
temporary; passing soon or quickly
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Avid
enthusiastic, devoted; eager
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Evoke
to draw forth, as a mental image or a feeling
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Dwindle
to gradually lessen or shrink
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Esteem
high regard; respect; favorable opinion
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Dispel
to drive away as if by scattering; cause to vanish
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Ambivalent
having conflicting feeling about someone or something
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Render
to cause (something) to become; make
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Obscure
not easily understood; not clearly expressed
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Aloof
cool and reserved; distant in personal relations
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