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hit Parade group 2 version 6.4

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burgeon verb. to grow rapidly or flourish
buttress noun. a support or prop, often an external prop used to bolster a wall
capricious adj. inclined to change one's mind impulsively, erratic, unpredictable
catalyst noun. a person or thing that causes change
caustic adj. burrning or stinging; causing corrosion
centrifuge noun. a machine that spins very swiftly about a central axis, and, using centrifugal force, separates disparate substances
converge verb. to tend toward the same spot or outcome; inclining to join at an intersecting point
conversion noun. the act or process of transforming to another form, state or product
corrosion noun. the act or process of causing deterioration; a wearing away, esp. of metals
decible noun. units used in measuring the intensity of sound, usually in relation to another sound
desiccate verb. to dry out or dehydrate; to make dry or dull
distill verb. to purify or concentrate through a process of vaporization or concentration
divest verb. to remove or strip, esp. clothing
enervate verb. to weaken; to reduce in vitality
ephemeral adj. brief; fleeting
eradicate verb. to remove completely; to annihilate; to pull out by the roots
expel verb. to force out; to discharge
extend verb. to lengthen or stretch out
facilitate verb. to air by making easier
implode verb. to abruptly and violently collapse inwards
inchoate adj. in an initial stage; not fully formed
incubation noun. the act of sitting on or otherwise warming eggs in order to keep them at a temperature that is favorable for hatching
infuse verb. to imbue; to pour in; to introduce; to instill
intransigent adj. refusing to compromise
inundate verb. to flood or overwhelm
invigoration verb. the quality of being energized or filled with liveliness
lackluster adj. dull; lacking vitality or luminosity
lethargic adj. lacking energy; sluggish or sleepy
luminous adj. characterized by brightness and the emission of light
obviate verb. to anticipate and make unnecessary
pervasive adj. having the tendency to permeate or spread throughout
placate verb. to apease; to calm by making concessions
plod verb. to trudge; to move slowly and heavily
plummet verb. to plunge or drop straight down
precipitate verb. acting with excessive haste or impulse
precursor noun. one that precedes and indicates or announces other
proliferate verb. to grow or increase swiftly and abundantly
propagate verb. to cause to spread, multiply, or reproduce
prune verb. to cut back or clip branches or other parts of a plant, esp. parts that are dead or unnecessary
rarefy verb. to make or become thin, less dense; to refine
rectify verb. to make right or fix; to correct
retard verb. to slow, delay or hamper
saturate verb. to fill until there is no further capacity for absorbance; to soak
sever verb. to remove or separate by cutting off
stimulant noun. an invigorating substance that excites mental or physical activity
synthesis noun. the combination of parts to make a whole
tentative adj. not definite; uncertain; experimental
vigor noun. active bodily or mental strength or energy; force
viscous adj. thick; sticky
vital adj. essential for or relating to life; necessary
vitality noun. vigor; ability to live or grow; energy
volatile adj. readily changing to a vapor; changeable; fickle; explosive
waver verb. to move to and fro; to sway; to be unsettled in a decision
amalgamate verb. to combine several elements into a whole.
assuage verb. to ease or lessen; to apease or pacify
bolster verb. to provide support or reinforcement
Created by: setinca
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