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iolani8engssvocab

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impart v. to make known; to give or reveal
circumstance n. a condition; a financial situation
pungent adj. sharp and intense as an odor
recessed intended or allowed-out space
benefactor n. a person who gives monetary or other aid
adversary n. an opponent
benevolently adv. characterized by doing good, kindly
retort n. a quick, sharp, witty reply
malodorous adj. having a bad odor
ponder v. to think or to consider carefully and thoroughly
obsolete adj. out-of-date
immoral adj. contrary to what is considered to be correct behavior
humane adj. merciful, showing the best qualities of humans
incessantly adv. continually, without interruption
capricious adj. unpredictable
rapture n. feeling of ecstasy, great joy
haphazardly adv. in a random manner
posterity n. future generations
stipulated v. arranged in an agreement
renunciation n. a declaration in which something is given up
acute adj. sharp, keen
conceived adj. thought of
vex v. to disturb; annoy
stifled adj. smother
crevice n. a crack
stealthily adv. cautiously; secretly
audacity n. shameless daring or boldness
vehemently adv. with intense emotion
derision n. ridicule
hypocritical adj. false or deceptive, like a person who is pretending to be what he or she is not
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