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TKAM vocabulary

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Assuage to lessen or make easier to bear. VERB
Brethren plural of brother used in formal address. NOUN
Malevolent having or showing ill will; spiteful. ADJ
Taciturn silent by habit. ADJ
Diminutive indicating small size and sometimes the state or quality of being loveable or pitiful. ADJ
Auspicious promising success. ADJ
Melancholy a sad or gloomy mood or condition. ADJ
Benign of gentle disposition. ADJ
Morbid characterized by gloomy or sick ideas or feelings. ADJ
Placidly peacefully free of interruption or disturbance; calmly. ADV
Tacit expressed without words or speech. ADJ
Peril the state of being in danger. NOUN
Rudiments a basic principle or skill. NOUN
Prerogative a special right or privilege given because of one's rank or position. NOUN
Infallible not capable of being wrong. ADJ
Taut tight; high strung. ADJ
Façade the face or front of a building. NOUN
Venerable deserving to be honored. ADJ
Dispel to drive away as if by scattering; dissipate. VERB
Formidable causing dread or fear. ADJ
Profane showing no respect for holy things. ADJ
Perpetual continuing forever. ADJ
Tedious tiring because of length or dullness; boring. ADJ
Furtive done in a sneaky or sly manner. ADJ
Irascible having a hot temper and easily angered. ADJ
competent having the necessary ability or qualities; capable. ADJ
Connive to cooperate secretly or have a secret understanding. VERB
Sojourn to stay as a temporary resident. VERB
Edification improvement especially in moral and religious knowledge. NOUN
Apoplectic very excited or angry; seeming likely to cause stroke. ADJ
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