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Aberrant   deviating from what is normal or expected  
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Abeyance   temporary suppression or suspension  
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Abscond   to leave secretly  
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Abstain   to choose not to do something  
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Abstemious   moderate in appetite  
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Abyss   an extemely deep hole  
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Accretion   a growth in size; an increase in amount  
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Acidulous   sour in taste or manner  
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Acme   highest point; summit; the highest level or degree attainable  
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Adulterate   to make impure  
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Advocate   to speak in favor of  
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Aerie   a nest built high in the air; an elevated often secluded, dwelling  
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Aesthetic   concerning the appreciation of beauty  
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Affected   phony; artificial  
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Aggrandize   to increase in power, influence and reputation  
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Alacrity   speed or quickness  
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Alleviate   to make more bearable  
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Amalgamate   to combine; to mix together  
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Ambiguous   doubtful or uncertain; can be interpreted several ways  
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Ameliorate   to make better; to improve  
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Amortize   to diminish by installment payments  
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Amulet   ornament worn as a charm against evil spirits  
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Anachronism   something out of place in time  
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Analgesia   a lessening of pain without loss of consciousness  
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Analogous   similar or alike in some way; equivalent to  
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Anodyne   something that calms or soothes pain  
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Anomaly   deviation from what is normal  
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Antagonize   to annoy or provoke to anger  
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Antipathy   extreme dislike  
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Apathy   lack of interest or emotion  
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Apocryphal   of questionalbe authority or authenticity  
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Apostate   one who renounces a religious faith  
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Approbation   approval and praise  
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Arbitrary   determined by chance or impulse  
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Arbitrate   to judge a dispute between two opposing parties  
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Archaic   ancient; old-fashioned  
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Ardor   intense and passionate feeling  
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Arrogate   to claim without justification; to claim for oneself without right  
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Articulate   able to speak clearly and expressively  
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Assail   to attack; assault  
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Assuage   to make something unpleasant less severe  
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Attenuate   to reduce in force or degree; weaken  
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Abjure   to reject; abandon formally  
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Audacious   fearless and daring  
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Augury   prophecy; prediction of events  
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August   dignified; grandiose  
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Austere   severe or stern in appearance; undecorated  
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Axiom   premise; postulate; self-evident truth  
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Banal   predictable; cliched; boring  
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Belfry   bell tower; room in which a bell is hung  
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Cabal   a secret group seeking to overturn something  
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Burnish   to polish  
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Burgeon   to grow and flourish  
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Boor   crude person, one lacking manners or taste  
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Bonhomie   good-natured geniality; atmosphere of good cheer  
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Bombastic   pompous in speech and manner  
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Bolster   to support; prop up  
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Blithe   joyful, cheerful, or without appropriate thought  
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Blight   to afflict; destroy  
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Bilk   to cheat; defraud  
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Bifurcate   to divide into two parts  
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Bevy   group  
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Calumny   a false and malicious accusation; misrepresentation  
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Canard   a lie  
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Candid   impartial and honest in speech  
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Capricious   changing one's mind quickly and often  
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Cartography   science or art of making maps  
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Castigate   to punish or criticize harshly  
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Catalyst   something that brings about a change in something else  
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Catholic   universal; broad and comprehensive  
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Caustic   biting in wit  
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Chaos   great disorder or confused situation  
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Chauvinist   someone prejudiced in favor of a group to which he or she belongs  
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Chicanery   deception by means of craft or guile  
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Circumspect   cautious; aware of potential consequences  
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Cloying   sickly sweet; excessive  
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Coalesce   to grow together to form a single whole  
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Coffer   strongbox; large chest for money  
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Cogent   convincing and well-reasoned  
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Collusion   collaboration; complicity; conspiracy  
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Condone   to overlook, pardon, or disregard  
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Connoisseur   a person with expert knowledge or discriminating taste  
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Contrite   deeply sorrowful and repentant for a wrong  
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Contumacious   rebellious  
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Convoluted   intricate and complicated  
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Corroborate   to support with evidence  
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Cosset   to pamper; treat with great care  
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Coterie   an intimate group of persons with a similar purpose  
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Craven   lacking courage  
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Credulous   too trusting; gullible  
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Crescendo   steadily increasing in volume or force  
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Cupidity   greed; strong desire  
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Curmudgeon   cranky person, usually old  
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Debutante   young woman making debut in high society  
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Declivity   downward slope  
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Decorous   proper; tasteful; socially correct  
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Decorum   appropriateness of behavior or conduct; propriety  
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Deface   to mar the appearance of; vandalize  
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Deference   respect; courtest  
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Deleterious   subtly or unexpectedly harmful  
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