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adj. uninteresting; having no flavor insipid
n. payment for an office or employment emolument
adj. eager to fight; aggressive; engaged in warfare belligerent
v. to rejoice greatly exult
n. quickness and accuracy of judgment or insight acumen
adj. having a softening, soothing effect; n. an agent that softens, esp. the skin emollient
n. an inadequacy; an unfavorable condition or position deficit
adj. favoring fundamental or extreme change; relating to roots or origins radical
adj. stubbornly disobedient; rebellious; insubordinate contumacious
v. to disagree dissent
v. to set right; to remedy redress
n. agreement accord
v. to reveal disclose
n. a tentative explanation; something assumed true for the sake of argument or investigation hypothesis
n. a society where the mother is the head of the family and descent is traced through the mother’s side of the family matriarchy
n. the customs and regulations dealing with formal behavior; the plan for carrying out a scientific study protocol
n. a descriptive term for a person or thing epithet
v. to ask for votes, opinions, etc.; to examine or discuss in detail canvass
adj. complete; covering broadly and all-inclusively comprehensive
v. to assert the opposite of (a statement) contradict
adj. harmful; destructive deleterious
adj. not moral; lawless; lewd licentious
adj. seeking and enjoying the company of others; tending to move in a group gregarious
v. to give a sketchy outline; to foreshadow adumbrate
v. to draw the outline of; describe in words or gestures delineate
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