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termDefinition
apathy lack of interest
fiery (of a peson) having a passionate, quick-tempered nature.
distress extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain
subside distress
dour relentlessly severe, stern, or gloomy in manner or appearance
strive make great efforts to achieve or obtain something
assert state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully
insignificant too small or unimportant to be worth consideration
wary/warily Wary is an adjective meaning cautious and watchful, often because you suspect potential danger or a problem. Warily is the adverb form, meaning to do something in a cautious or watchful manner
vague/vaguely "Vague" is an adjective describing something that is unclear, not clearly expressed, or not definite. "Vaguely" is the adverb form, meaning in a way that is not clearly expressed, or to a slight degree.
deter/deterrent To deter is to discourage or prevent someone from acting by instilling fear or doubt about the consequences. A deterrent is an object or circumstance that serves this purpose
rigorous extremely thorough, exhaustive, or accurate
immense/immensely Immense is an adjective meaning "very large in size, amount, or degree," while immensely is an adverb meaning "to a very great extent" or "hugely"
forge make or shape
conform comply with rules, standards, or laws.
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