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callow (adj.) inexperienced or immature
ameliorate (v.) to make a bad situation better
serendipity (n.) to find something good without looking for it
backpfeifgesicht (n.) a person who needs to be slapped
jayus (adj.) a joke so unfunny and poorly told that you can't help but laugh
alexithymia (n.) an inability to describe emotions in a verbal manner
evanesce (v.) to slowly disappear or fade away
indelible (adj.) impossible to erase or forget
salience (n.) noticability or importance
espy (v.) to suddenly see or notice something
plethoric (adj.) having a large quantity of something
confute (v.) to show something is not true
repartee (n.) quick and clever reply
jocose (adj.) in a playful way
insipid (adj.) dull and boring
taciturn (adj.) quiet, silent, or not talkative
occult (adj.) hidden, not easily seen
fealty (n.) being faithful and devoted
guileless (adj.) honest and straightforward
nonplussed (adj.) very confused and doesn't know what to do
mendacious (adj.) a lying or false character
veracious (adj.) always telling the truth
lachrymose (adj.) sad, easily brought to tears
pulchritude (n.) a physical beauty
desultory (adj.) jumping from one thing to another, disconnected
preponderance (adj.) superiority in importance or quantity
latitudinarian (n.) a person who is open-minded and tolerant
opprobrium (n.) shameful act, public disgrace
abnegation (n.) denial of comfort to one's self
melioration (n.) making something better or improving it
sagacity (n.) the quality of having or showing good judgement, wisdom, or shrewdness
recalcitrant (adj,) defiant and unapologetic
analeptic (adj.) boosting of the brain's alertness and energy
analycity (n.) the quality of being logical and clear
philharmonic (adj.) loves or appreciates music
exegeses (n.) detailed explanation of a text
waul (v.) to make loud and high-pitched sounds
adjuration (n.) a strong, earnest request
benison (n.) a special or kind favor
egalite (n.) the fairness and equality for everyone
descry (v.) to see or notice something
mien (n.) how someone looks or acts
cede (v.) to give ownership or control to someone else
myriad (adj.) having a large number or amount of something
caprice (n.) a sudden change of mood or behavior
emulous (adj.) wanting to be better than others
sybarite (n.) someone who loves pleasure and luxury
sordid (adj.) deranged, crazy
salubrity (n.) the state of being healthy and refreshed
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