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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Contemporary | Belonging to the same time; modern |
| Contentious | Fond of arguing; quarrelsome |
| Hypocrite | A person who claims to be what he is not |
| Deplete | To use up |
| Discursive | Rambling; unfocused |
| Conserve | To protect from loss |
| Accolade | Statement of approval; praise |
| Daunt | To intimidate; to discourage |
| Enigmatic | Mysterious; puzzling |
| Verbose | Wordy |
| Audacity | Boldness |
| Homogeneous | Made up of similar parts |
| Ambivalent | Having conflicting feelings; uncertain |
| Expedite | To make easy and quick; to speed up |
| Arable | Fit to grow plants on |
| Subtle | Difficult to detect or understand |
| Coherent | Logically connected; consistent |
| Censure | To criticize |
| Garrulous | Talkative |
| Flagrant | Obvious; blatant |
| Squander | To spend foolishly; to waste |
| Austere | Strict; severely simple |
| Tranquil | Calm; peaceful |
| Articulate | Able to speak clearly and effectively |
| Viable | Workable; able to remain alive |
| Gregarious | Friendly; sociable |
| Clemency | Gentleness in punishing; mercy |
| Burgeon | To grow rapidly |
| Inception | Beginning |
| Profusion | Great quantity; abundance |
| Wither | To become weak; dry or lifeless |
| Elicit | To bring out; cause to happen |
| Adulation | Excessive praise |
| Stolid | Unemotional; not easily excited |
| Indifferent | Having no preference |
| Dearth | Scarcity; limited supply |
| Altruistic | Concerned for the welfare of others |
| Vilify | To speak ill of; to slander |
| Furtive | Secretive; stealthy |
| Dissent | To disagree |
| Mitigate | To relieve; lessen; alleviate |
| Advocate | To speak in favor of; to support |
| Cognizant | Having knowledge of; aware |
| Miser | A person who saves money excessively |
| Revere | To respect; admire |
| Pacifist | A person who favors peace |
| Incontrovertible | Indisputable; undeniable |
| Alacrity | Briskness; cheerful readiness |
| Garner | To get; acquire; earn |
| Penury | Extreme poverty |