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Apathy Lack of emotion
Atrophy A wasting away or progressive decline
Amorphous Having no define form
Anarchy A state of lawlessness or political disorder due to the lack of government authority
Anemia Blood deficient in red blood cells
Incredulous Unwilling to admit it accept what is offered is true.
Innocuous Not likely to bother or offend
Irrevocable Unable to be changed.
Elocution A style of speaking in public
Emigrate To leave a country or region to live else where
Emissary A person sent on a mission to represent another
Extol To proclaim glory of
Extricate To set free of entanglement or difficulty
Exonerate To free from charge of wrong-doing
Extrapolate To form an opinion or reach a conclusion through reasoning and information
Extraneous Not being a vital part of or belonging to something
Debilitate to make someone or something physically or mentally weak, tired, or less able to function
Degenerate to decline, worsen, or sink to a lower physical, moral, or intellectual level
Debacle a complete and often chaotic failure, disaster, or fiasco usually caused by bad planning or poor organization
Subjugate to conquer, gain complete control over, or force a person or group to obey.
Subversive tending to undermine, overthrow, or destroy an established system, authority, government, or set of beliefs
Subliminal a stimulus or message that operates below the threshold of conscious awareness, influencing your thoughts, feelings, or behavior without you actively noticing it
Supercilious someone who acts as if they are better, smarter, or more important than other people, showing arrogant pride and looking down on others
Superfluous is an adjective that means more than what is needed, or extra and not necessary
 

 



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