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embody represent propound propose, put forward expound explain in great detail conceive - to form an idea, to understand sth unwitting not aware of what you are doing or of the situation you are involved in conception the process of forming an idea or a plan; an understanding of what something is or what it should be. 7. abstract to remove something from somewhere 8. distort to twist or change facts, ideas so that they are no longer true 9. Equanimity a calm state of mind which means you do not get angry especially during reverse situations 10. Explicit easy and clear to understand; frank 11. tedium boredom 12. devise think up 13. supposition assumption 14. embark on/upon to start doing something difficult 15. materialism the fact only material things exist 16. disposition the natural qualities of a person's character; the way something is placed or arranged 17. impede hinder; hamper; to delay or stop the progress of something 18. infallible never wrong, never making mistakes; that never fails, always doing what it is supposed to do 19. in accord with in agreement with something 20. of your own accord without being asked, forced or helped 21. attribute a quality or feature of somebody; to say that somebody/ something is the result of a particular thing or responsible for something 22. covetous having a strong desire of things that other people have 23. venerate to have and show a lot of respect for somebody/ something, especially something/ somebody is considered to be holy. 24. Regulate to control something by means of rules; to control the speed etc in a machine or system. 25. Recount to tell somebody about something, especially something that you have experienced. 26. Emphatic making it clear what you mean by speaking with force. 27. Preeminent outstanding. 28. Authoritative showing that you expect people to respect you and obey your orders; that you can trust and respect as true and correct. 29. Interlocutor a person taking part in conversation with you. 30. Profound very great, felt or experienced very strongly; showing great understanding or knowledge; needing a lot of study or thought; very serious, complete. 31. Liability The state of being legally responsible for something. 32. Liable prone; likely to do something. 33. Skeptical having doubts that a claim or statement is true or that something will happen. 34. Canonize to state officially that somebody is now a pope. 35. Summit the highest point of something. 36. Reconcile to find an acceptable way of dealing with two or more ideas when they are opposed to each other. 37. Proviso Provision. 38. Expository intended to explain or describe something. 39. Proclaim declare; to show something clearly; to be a sign of something.

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40. Exposition a full explanation of a theory, plan, etc. 41. catalog to record something in a catalog; to give a list of thing connected to particular person, thing or event. 42. Subsist to exist; to be valid. 43. Apprehend to understand or recognize something. 44. Thereby used to introduce the result or the action of the situation involved. 45. Therefrom from the thing mentioned. 46. Therein in the place, document, object, etc. mentioned. 47. Therein lies used to emphasize the result or consequence of a particular situation. 48. Thereafter after the time mentioned. 49. Departure from something - an action that is different from what is usual or expected. 50. Cognition the process by which knowledge and understanding is developed in mind. 51. Ontology the branch of philosophy that deals with existence of things. 52. Espouse to give support to a belief, policy, etc. 53. eventuate to happen as a result of something. 54. Expound to explain something in great detail 55. dispel to remove a belief or feeling. 56. Permeate to spread out to every part of an object or a place; to affect every part of something. 57. Trenchant expressed strongly and effectively, in a clear way; INCISIVE. 58. Histrionic histrionic behavior is very emotional and is intended to attract the attention often in a way that is insincere. 59. Pungent direct and having a strong effect. 60. Solicit to try to get something or persuade somebody to do something. 61. Patronage the support given to a person or organization. 62. Precarious not safe or certain; dangerous; likely to fall. 63. Rudimentary basic. 64. Trivial not worth considering. 65. Replete filled with something; with full supply of something. 66. Smattering small amount of something, especially knowledge of a language. 67. Deprecate to feel and express strong disapproval of something. 68. Disdain the feeling that somebody/ something is not good enough to deserve your respect. 69. Erudite learned. 70. Rectitude Uprightness 71. vogue a fashion for something. 72. Eclectic not following one fashion or style but choosing from a variety of styles. 73. Recondite obscure. 74. Sentient ability to feel or see things through senses. 75. Eventuality something that may happen, especially unpleasant. 76. Engender to make a feeling or situation exist. 77. Spitefulness the quality of being malicious. 78. Sloth a bad habit of being lazy. 79. Servitude slavery 80. Beset to affect somebody/something in an unpleasant manner. 81. Discernment the ability to show good judgment. 82. Wretch - a bad morally wrong disgusting person. 83. Insolent Rude 84. Heretical -