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Lesson3-4

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Pedestrian ordinary or dull
Bona fide in good faith
Adventitious accidental; nonessential
Fecund fertile; productive
Deviate to turn aside from a course; to stray
Obfuscate to confuse; to bewilder
Impale to pierce with a sharp stake through the body
Extenuate to lesson seriousness by providing partial excuses
Parochial local; narrow; limited
Glower to stare angrily
Edify improve someone morally
Ambiguous open to more than one interpretation
Cataclysm a violent change
Optimum best; most favorable; ideal
Importune to ask persistently; to beg
Celibate abstaining from intercourse; unmarried
Fortuitous happening by chance or accident
Recapitulate to summarize; to repeat briefly
Perfunctory done without care; in a routine fashion
Baroque overly decorated
Hedonism pursuit of pleasure, especially of the senses
Obloquy strong disapproval; a bad reputation resulting from public criticism
Debacle a complete failure; a total collapse
Quasi- resembling; seeming; half
Besmirch to make dirty; to stain
Imperative extremely necessary; vitally important
Sacrosanct extremely holy
Sadistic deriving pleasure from inflicting pain on others
Demeanor behavior; manner of conducting oneself
Facetious comical; jocular; flippant
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