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perilous hazardous, dangerous, full of peril
earnest serious, sincere, zealous
ominous threatening looking, portending evil
reimburse to repay
cavalcade a procession of persons riding on horses, in horsedrawn carriages, in cars, etc.
expletive an interjectory word or expression (often profane), an exclamatory oath
coquetry flirtation, dalliance, behaving like a coquette
malevolence hatred, ill will, malice
anathema a person or thing that is hated or cursed
remonatrance a verbal protest or objection to sth
bellicose warlike, hostile, belligerent
maudlin tearfully/weakly emotional; foolishly sentimental.
stupor mental torpor, apathy, stupefaction (often due to intoxication of some kind)
equanimity calmness or equilibrium when under stress
amicable friendly, showing goodwill or agreeableness
jocular characterized by joking or jesting, facetious, or jovial
dissuade to deter through advice or persuasion, to persuade sb. not to do sth.
replenish to resupply or restock
cache to store in a hidden place for future needs
sententious full of axioms or pithy aphorisms, self-righteous, given to excessive moralizing
commiserate to empathize with, to feel or express sorrow for sb.
pinnacle highest point
vernacular common or local way of speaking
gulch a deep, narrow ravine, especially one marking the course of a stream
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