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abjure, v to renounce under oath; to recant
abrogate, v to abolish or annul
acumen, n quickness and keenness of judgment or insight
antebellum, adj belonging to a period before a war, especially the Civil War
auspicious, adj attended by favorable circumstances; marked by success
belie, v to give a false representation to; to misrepresent; contradict
bellicose, adj warlike or hostile in manner or temperament
chicanery, n deception by trickery
churlish, adj vulgar; having a bad disposition
circumlocution, n the use of unnecessarily wordy and indirect language
circumnavigate, v to proceed completely around
deciduous, adj shedding foliage; shedding at a specific season
deleterious, adj having a harmful effect; injurious
diffident, adj shy, timid; lacking self-confidence
enervate, v to weaken or destroy the stsrength or vitality of
enfranchise, v to free or endow with the rights of citizenship
epiphany, n a sudden manifestation of the essence or meaning of something; a revelation
equinox, n either of the two times a year when day and night are approx. equal
evanescent, adj vanishing or likely to vanish like vapor
expurgate, v. to remove objectionable material from
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