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charlatan anyone who claims to have skills or knowledge that he or she doesn't possess
condone to overlook or disregard an offense, thereby implying forgiveness, acceptance, or possibly approval of it
culpable at fault; blame worthy
devout deeply religious, earnest, or sincere
dormant inactive, as if in sleep; suspended in use, growth, or development
clandestine concealed from view so as to hide one's purpose
conjecture 1. (noun) a conclusion based on inadequate evidence; a guess 2. (verb) to conclude from inadequate evidence; to guess
corpulent fat and bulky
defer 1. to put off or postpone 2. to yield courteously to the wishes or judgments of someone else
diligent hard-working; thorough and persistent
affable courteous and agreeable in manner; easy to talk to or approach
corroborate to confirm the truth or accuracy of
dilapidated fallen into disrepair or partial ruin, usually through neglect
discourse 1. (noun) an oral exchange of ideas or conversation; a lengthy discussion, either written or spoken 2. (verb) to talk about or discuss at length
devoid empty; lacking in
cajole to persuade or obtain by flattery or deceit
collaborate 1. to work together on some kind of joint project. (In this sense the tone of the word is neutral.) 2. to cooperate with the enemy in some kind of treasonable activity. (In this sense the tone of the word is definitely negative.)
denouement the point at which the plot of a novel or drama is finally resolved; the outcome or solution of a complex sequence of events
crucial at a point that will determine the final outcome; of supreme importance
concise saying a lot in a few words
circumvent to get around or avoid, especially by trickery or deception
ethical in accordance with accepted principles of right and wrong
construe to analyze, explain, interpret, or understand
distraught deeply distressed or agitated
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