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To depart clandestinely; to steal off and hide Syn: Bold, Take off, Hide Joe use to abscond the night before leaving home. Abscond
Fundamentally distinct or different Syn: contrasting, diverse, at odds Bucktown, has a disparate sample of Chicagoans. Disparate (adj)
Extreme Boldness Arrogant Presumptuous Audacity Danny has the effrontery to put the cats outside. Effrontery
to weaken to reduce in vitality Syn; deplete, unnerve, faze, unsettle, enfeeble, debilitate, sap, exhaust. Studying for the GRE enervates me Enervate
To undeceive To make right Syn, to inform Katies mom will disabuse her husband with the truth. Disabuse
Conflicting Dissonant or harsh in sound Syn. Disharmonious Obama is discordant with running candidate Romney Discordant
Courageously noble in mind and heart Magnanimous
Adventurous Daring Bold Intrepid Danny is doughty at most outdoor events Doughty
Task, duty, that involves a burdensome amount of effort heavy obligation Syn: Irksome, Laborious Onerous
Dissatisfaction from boredom and play Tedium Ennui
Equivocate Equivocal Ambiguous language with deceptive intent to mislead or hedge Syn: Pallter, prevaricate, beat around the bust
Scholarly Sapient Learned Erudite
exonerate to clear of blame acquit assoil Exculpate
The details or rules of behavior considered correct Syn: Decorous or Decorum, Decency Propriety
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