| Zealot |
(n.) a fanatical partisan |
| Narcissism | (n.) excessive self-lov |
| Augur | (n.) a prophet or seer |
| Impinge | (v.) to strike against or collide with violently |
| Apposite | (adj.) appropiate |
| Niggardly | (adj.) stingy |
| Excrable | (adj) Utterly detestable, hateful, or abhorrent |
| Bilk | (v.) to defruaud, cheat, or swindle |
| Charisma | (n.) the special personel magnetism that makes an |
| Debilitate | (v.) to make weak or feeble |
| Vagary | (n.) an unpredictable, erratic, or seemingly purposeless action, occurnce, or notion |
| Xenophobia | (n.) undue or unreasonable fear, hatred, or contempt of foreigners or strangers or of what is foreign or strange |
| Vacuous | (adj.) devoid of matter, substance, or meaning |
| Viable | (adj.) capable of living or developing under normal circumstances |
| Utilitarian | (adj.) clownish or funny in a crazy, bizarre, or lucrious way |
| Rapport | (n.) a close and harmonious relationship |
| Pastiche | (n.) a dramatic, musical, or literary work made up of pieces from other sourcd; hodgepodge |
| Zany | (adj.) stressing practically over other considerations; relating to the belief that what is good or disierable is determined purley by its usefullness |
| Precarious | (adj.) very uncertain or unsure; dangerous or riskey |
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