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Parry (v.) to ward off or deflect, especially in combat
Fortuitous (adj.) happening by chance, often in a lucky or beneficial way
Antiquity (n.) ancient times; the distant past
Humility (n.) modesty; a lack of pride or arrogance
Porous (adj.) having tiny holes that allow liquid or air to pass through
Impermeable (adj.) not allowing fluid or substances to pass through
Debunk (v.) to expose the falseness or exaggeration of a claim or idea
Garner (v.) to gather or collect, especially information or support
Abstemious (adj.) moderate in appetite or behavior; self-restrained
Ratify (v.) to formally approve or confirm
Revoke (v.) to cancel or withdraw officially
Comparable (adj.) able to be likened or compared
Meekness (n.) submissiveness; humility
Parched (adj.) dried out from heat or lack of moisture
Censure (v.) to criticize strongly or officially
Precipitate (v.) to cause something to happen suddenly or sooner than expected
Admonish (v.) to warn or advise firmly
Embroil (v.) to involve in conflict or confusion
Defile (v.) to pollute, spoil, or desecrate
Chasten (v.) to discipline or correct through punishment or criticism
Larceny (n.) theft of personal property
Myriad (n.) countless or extremely large in number
Condemn (v.) to express strong disapproval of
Scorched (adj.) burned or dried out by heat
Hubris (n.) excessive pride or arrogance
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