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english vocab 73 out of 240

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augment   to add to, to increase, to make bigger  
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ascetic   hermitlike, practicing self denial  
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anarchy   absence of governemtn or control, lawlessness disorder  
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repudiate   to reject, to deny  
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diligent   hardworking  
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banal   unoriginal ordinary  
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guile   cunning, duplicity  
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squander   to waste  
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incessant   unceasing, neverending  
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deter   to prevent, to stop, to keep from doing something  
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laudable   worthy of praise  
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redudnant   repetitive, unnecesarry, excesively wordy  
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infamous   shamfully wicked, having and deserving a bad reputation  
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provacative   exciting, attracting attention  
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depravity   moral corruption  
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gravity   seriousness  
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extol   to praise  
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dogmatic   arrogantly assertiv of unproven ideas, arrogantly claiming that something is beyong dispute  
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dissent   disagreement  
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complacent   smug, self-satisfied, pleased with oneself, contented to a fault  
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scrutinize   to examine closely  
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solemn   serious grave  
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disparate   different incompatable  
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austere   unadorned stern forbidding without much money  
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volition   will, conscous choice  
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virulent   extremely posionous, malignant full of hate  
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discord   disagreement  
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resolute   determined, firm, unwavering  
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deference   submission to anothers will, respect, courtesy  
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reticent   restrained, uncommunicative  
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prodigal   extravagant, wasteful  
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fervor   passion  
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vacillate   to be indescisive, to waver backa nd forth  
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voluntary   willing, unforced  
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didactic   instructure, intended to instruct  
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resignation   reluctant acceptance of a bad situation  
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alleviate   to lessen, to relieve usualyl termporarily or incompletely  
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negligence   carelessness  
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conspicuous   standing out, obvious  
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advocate   to speak in favor of, to support  
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profound   deep, insightful  
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novel   new, original  
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philanthropy   love of mankind, donating to charity  
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tentative   experimental, termporary, uncertain  
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aesthetic   having to do qith artistic beauty, artistic  
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lucid   clear, easy to understand  
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contempt   reproachful disdain  
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superficial   on the surface only, shallow, not thorough  
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condone   to overlook, to permit to happen  
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acute   sharp, shrewd  
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servile   submissive and subservent, like a servant  
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ironic   satiric, unexpected  
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pragmatic   pratical, down to earth, based on experience rather than theory  
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heresy   an opinion violently opposed to established beliefs  
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expedite   to make faster or easier  
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insipid   dull, banal  
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deride   to ridicule, to laugh at contemptiously  
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euphony   pleasent sound  
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dispassionate   without passion, objective, neutral  
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divert   to chagne the direction fo to alter the course of to amuse  
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dearth   a lack of, scarcity  
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blithe   carefree, cheerful  
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propriety   properness, good manners  
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pasimony   stinginess  
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nullify   to make unimportant  
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gullible   overly trusting willing to believe anything  
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enthrall   to thrill  
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bias   prejudice tendency tilt  
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authentic   real  
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animated   alive, moving  
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skeptical   doubtful  
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rejuvenate   to make yougn and strong again  
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marred   damaged bruised  
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