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Formidable extremely impressive in strength, skill, or excellence; inspiring fear or respect through being powerful or capable.
Obstinate stubborn; refusing to change one’s opinion or action despite reason or persuasion.
Sheer very thin, transparent, or delicate; sometimes meaning complete or absolute (as in “sheer luck”).
Muse to think or reflect deeply on a subject, often in a dreamy or thoughtful way.
Subordinate a person who is under the authority or control of another; lower in rank or position
Dainty delicate, small, and pretty; also used to describe something delicious or carefully prepared.
Haughty arrogantly proud; showing an attitude of superiority and disdain for others.
Implore to beg or plead with great emotion or urgency.
Revelation something that becomes known or clear, often suddenly or surprisingly; the act of revealing something hidden.
Insolent boldly disrespectful or rude in speech or behavior.
Exult to show or feel great joy, especially after a success or victory
Incessant continuing without pause or interruption; never-ending.
Concession the act of giving in, yielding, or admitting something during a disagreement.
Anecdote a short, entertaining, or interesting story about a real incident or person
Emphatic expressed with force, emphasis, or clear importance; strongly stated.
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