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Aberration <o:p
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mso-ansi-language:EN'> straying away from what is
normal 2. Abeyance
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no longer fertile, worn out 16.
Accentuate - give more force or attention to 17. Acclaimed - welcomed with shouts and approval 18. Accolade - praise, approval
19. Accretion - the growing of
separate things into one 20. Acquiesce in - agree (without protest) 21. Acquisition - something acquired, acquiring 22. Adamant - kind of stone; inflexible <sp
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support 25.
Adjacent - lying near, next 26. Admonitory - containing warning 27. Adorn - add beauty;
decorate 28. Adulteration - making <s
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inferior 41. Aloof
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Amalgamate - mix, combine, unite societies 43. Ambidextrous - able to use the left hand or
the right equally well 44. Ambiguous - doubtful, uncertain 45. Ambivalent - having both of two contrary meanings 46. Ameliorate - improve, make better Amendment - improving Amicable - friendly 49. Amortize - end (a debt) by setting aside money 50. Amplify - make large or fuller, increase the
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religious or political convictions 61. Apotheosis - deification,
glorification to godliness Appease - make quiet or calm 
63. Apprehensive - grasping, understanding; fear,
unhappy feeling about future 64. Apprise - give notice to, inform 65. Approbation - approval 66. Appropriate - take for one's own use, acquire, set aside 
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money value 89. Assiduous diligent, hard-working, sedulous 90.
Assuage - make something (pain, desire) less 91. Assumption - something supposed but not proved 92. Asterisk - the mark * (e.g..

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Astute - clever; quick at seeing to get an advantage Atonement - repayment;
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to get on the way of 112. Balloon - swell out like balloon </sp
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consolation 114. Banal - uninteresting 115. Band - flat, thin strip of
material; range of frequencies 116. Bane - cause of injury,
poison, source of harm 117. Baneful - causing harm or ruin, pernicious,
destructive 118. Barrage - artificial obstacle built across
a river 119. Barren - not good enough, unable to have young ones,
without value <s
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light - market 122. Be irreconcilable - cannot
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something (material) 138. Bewilder - puzzle, confuse </sp
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narrow-minded person 141. Bilge - bulge, the protuberance of a cask
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saucy - yellow metal (mixing copper and zinc) </sp
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breaking 159. Brigant - brigand, bandit 160. Brisk - active, lively 
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attached to the legs, measuring instrument 174. Calumniate - to slander, present false accusal 175. Calumny - slander, aspersion 176. Candid - frank
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conclusively 201. Cling - to resist separation 202. Clot - half-solid lump
formed from liquid 203. Cloture - closing, device (in Parliament)
to end a debate by voting 204. Coalescing - coming together and uniting into
one substance 205. Coax - get somebody to do something by
kindness 206. Coda - passage that completes a piece of music 207. Coddle - treat with care and

tenderness 208. Coerce - compel to force to make obedient 209. Coeval - of the same period,
coexisting 210. Cogent </o:p>
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mso-ansi-language:EN'> strong convincing <s
pan
style='left:796px;top:4271px;word-spacing:206px'>211. Cogitate </s
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n>212. Cognition <sp
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style='left:796px;top:4739px;word-spacing:20px'>215. Colander <spa
n
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with many holes used to drain off water 2
16.
Collaborate - work in partnership 217. Collusion - secret agreement for
a deceitful purpose </o:p>
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n

color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- keep the memory of </s
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an
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n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- having plenty of
space for what is needed 224. Commuter - person who travels regularly </spa
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an>226. Complaisance 
- tending to comply,
obliging, willingness to please 227. Comply - act in accordance </sp
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229. Comprise - be composed of 
230. Compunction <sp
an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- feeling of regret for
one's action 231. Conceal - hide, keep secret 232. Conceit - over-high opinion of,
too much pride 233. Conciliatory - reconciling,
soothing, comforting, mollifying 234. Concord - agreement or harmony <
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happen together 236. Condense - increase in density, strength,
make laconic 237. Condone - forgive 238. Congeal - make or become stiff
and solid 239. Conjoin </o:p>
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mso-ansi-language:EN'> to join together <sp
an
style='left:796px;top:3335px;word-spacing:22px'>240. Connoisseur - a person with good
judgment (e.g.. in art) 241. Connotation <sp
an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- suggestion in
addition to 242. Consent - give agreement or permission </spa
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an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- consoling or being
consoled 245. Console - give comfort or sympathy to 246. Conspicuous <sp
an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- easily seen;
remarkable 247. Consternation - surprise and fear, dismay 248. Constrain - compel 249. Constrict - make tight or smaller
Consume - get to the end of <s
pan
top:4622px;word-spacing:54px'>251. Consummate <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- perfect/make
perfect/complete 252. Contemn - to scorn or despise 
253. Contentious <sp
an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- argumentative,
pugnacious, combative, quarrelsome 254. Contiguous <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- touching,
neighboring, near 255. Contrite - filled with deep sorrow for
wrongdoing </o:p>
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ous
Conundrum - a riddle, dilemma, enigma 258. Conviction - convincing; firm
belief - call together, summon 260. Convoluted <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- complicated; coiled,
twisted 261. Cord - twisted strands 262. Cordial - warm and sincere </spa

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guard 264.
Cornucopia - abundant supply <spa
n
top:1814px;word-spacing:27px'>265. Corporeal - physical; of or for
the body 266. Correlate - have a mutual relation </sp
an>267. Corroboration - additional,
strengthening evidence 268. Countenance to - favor or approve
of - forgery 270. Countervail <sp
an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- counterbalance 
271. Covert - disguised </spa
n>272. Covetous - eagerly desirous </spa
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stupidity) 276. Cravat - piece of linen worn as a necktie 277. Craven 
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mso-ansi-language:EN'> cowardly 278. Crease - line made by
crushing; white line on the ground in cricket 279. Credulity - too great a readiness
to believe things 280. Credulous - ready to believe things </s
pan>281. Crush - press, lose shape,
subdue, overwhelm 282. Cryptic - secret, with a hidden
meaning 283. Cumbersome - burdensome, heavy and awkward to
carry - bad-tempered person 285. Curriculum <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- course of study 286. Cursory - quick, hurried 
287. Curtail - make shorter then was
planned 288. Cynic - person who see no good in anything 
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food)/difficult
to please 291. Dart - quick movement; missile in darts 
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mso-ansi-language:EN'>292. Daunt - intimidate, make fearful 293. Dawdler - person who is slow;
waste of time 294. Dearth - shortage <spa
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sudden disaster 296. Decorous - polite, decent </spa
n>297. Decorum - propriety, properness
Decree - order given by authority 299. Decry - disapprove of 300. Defer - postpone; give way
(to show respect) 301. Deference - respect 302. Deferential <sp

an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- showing respect 303. Defiance - open disobedience or
resistance 304. Deflect - turn aside <s
pan
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status - to portray, depict, sketch out <spa
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rush of water 309. Delusion - false belief 
310. Demagogue - person appealing not
to reasons 311. Demur - to hesitate, raise objections </spa
n>312. Denigrate - blacken, belittle,
sully, defame 313. Denouement <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- an outcome or
solution; the unraveling of a plot 314. Denounce - give information
against 315. Dent - hollow, depression mad by a blow 316. Deplete - use until none
remains 317. Deposition - dethronement, depositing 318. Deprave - make morally bad;
corrupt 319. Deprecate - protest against, express
disapproval of 320. Dereliction - deserting and leaving
to fall into ruins 321. Derision - ridicule, mockery, deriding 322. Derivative <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- unoriginal, obtained
from another source 323. Derogatory - insulting; tending to damage </spa
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something in the distance 325. Desiccant - substance used to absorb moisture
Desiccate - dry out all the moisture 327. Desuetude - cessation of use;
disuse - aimless, haphazard, digressing at random 329. Detach - separate 
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attack, aspersion 332. Detumescence <sp
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lessening of swelling 333. Deviance - being different in moral
standards (from normal) 334. Dexterity - skill (esp. in handling) 335. Dexterous - clever, skillful with
hands - transparent, gauzy 337. Diatribe - bitter and violent
attack in words 338. Dictate - order 339. Diffidence <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- shyness 
340. Diffident - lacking in
self-confidence 341. Dilate - speak comprehensively, become
wider, large 342. Dilatory - causing delay, procrastinating </s

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continues 344. Disabuse - to undeceive, correct a false
impression 345. Disallow - refuse to allow or accept as a
correct 346. Discern - see with an effort but clearly </s
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n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- upset the
self-possession of 349. Discountenance - refuse to approve of <
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Disdain - look on with contempt 355. Disencumber <sp
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color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- free from encumbrance

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mso-ansi-language:EN'>356. Encumbrance - burden; things that
get on the way of 357. Endearing - making dear or liked 358. Endemic - epidemic 359. Endorse - write one's name on
the back of 360. Enduring - lasting 361. Enervate - weaken, deprive of
strength, attenuate 362. Engender - cause, produce, give rise to 363. Engrave - impress deeply 
364. Engrossing <sp
an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- taken up all the time
or attention; writing in large or </spa
n>formal </s
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puzzling 367. Enmity - hatred; being an enemy 368. Enormity - excessive wickedness;
evilness 369. Enormousness - great size <s
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an>371. Entangle - put into difficulties
Enthral - please greatly/enslave (fig) </spa
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(words)/express a theory 376. Enzyme - catalyst <spa
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of food 378.
Epicurean - devoted to pleasure (sensuous enjoyment) 379. Epistle 
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an>
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mso-ansi-language:EN'> adjective 381. Epitome - brief summary;
representative example; a typical model <spa
n
top:2750px;word-spacing:53px'>382. Equable - steady, regular 383. Equanimity <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- calmness of
temperament 384. Equilibrium - state of being balanced </s
pan>385. Equipoise - equal distribution of
weight; equilibrium 386. Equivocal - having a double or doubtful
meaning; suspicious 387. Equivocate - try to deceive by equivocal
language 388. Eradicate - get rid of; pull up by the roots <
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traces 390. Erode - wear away, eat into </
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an
top:3919px;word-spacing:53px'>392. Erudite - learned, scholarly </s
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top:4155px;word-spacing:69px'>394. Eschew - avoid 395. Esoteric - abstruse; intended
only for a small circle of 396. Espouse - marry; give one's support to </spa
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panegyric 398. Euphoria - elation; state of pleasant
excitement 399. Euthanasia - easy and painless death </s
pan>400. Evaluating <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- finding out the value
Evaporate - change into vapor, disappear, die 402. Evasive - tending to evade </spa
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naturally and gradually 406. Excoriate - to flay, stip
off the skin; to denounce sharply 407. Excoriation <sp
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color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- severe criticism </spa
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charge of guilt 409. Exert - thrust out, push forth </sp
an>410. Exertion - instance of exerting <
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n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- complete, thorough </s
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situation 413. Exonerate - free; clear 414. Exoneration <sp
an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- set somebody clear,
free (e.g.. from blame) 415. Exorbitant <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- much too high or
great - to roam, wander freely 417. Expedient - likely to be useful
for a purpose 418. Expiation - ending; expiring </s
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develop; use selfishly 420. Expostulate - argue earnestly to dissuade,
correct, or protest 421. Expurgate - to remove obscenity, purify,
censor - to cut out, cut away 423. Extant - still in existence </s
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thought or preparation 425. Extensive - far-reaching 
426. Extenuate - reduce the strength
of, lessen seriousness, partially 
excuse 
427.
Extinct - no longer active <sp
an
top:3803px;word-spacing:24px'>428. Extinguish <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- end the existence
of/wipe or put out 429. Extirpate - to destroy, exterminate, cut out,
exscind 430. Extol - praise highly 431. Extort - obtain by threats,
violence 432. Extralegal - outside the law </sp
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pan
style='left:796px;top:4505px;word-spacing:53px'>434. Extrovert <sp
an
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n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- state of growing
vigorously; being full of life 436. </o:p>
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jocular 438. Facile - easily done 
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441. Fallacy - false or mistaken
belief - waver/move in an uncertain manner 443. Fatuous - without sense,
foolish self-satisfaction 444. Faucet - device for controlling the
outflow of a liquid 445. Fawn - young deer, try to win somebody's
favor - lacking purpose or vitality; ineffective; careless </spa
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448. Feint - pretend 
449. Felicitous <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- apt; suitably
expressed, well chosen, apropos 450. Felon - person guilty of
murder - substance; become excited 452. Ferocity - savage cruelty 
453. Ferret - discover by
searching; search 454. Fertile - producing much, full of ideas </sp
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productive 456. Fervid - showing earnest feeling <spa
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earnestness 458. Fetid - stinking <spa
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top:3100px;word-spacing:30px'>459. Fetter - to shackle, put in
chains - bitter quarrel over a long period of time 
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mso-ansi-language:EN'> carved image on the prow
of a ship 464.
Finesse - delicate way of dealing with a situation 465. Finical - too fussy about food,
clothing, etc. 466. Finicky - finical 467. Finite - limited, having
bounds - splitting or division (esp. of cells) </sp
an>469. Fix at - stare at </s
pan>470. Flak criticism/anti-aircraft guns 471. Flamboyant - brightly colored, florid 472. Flammable - having tendency to
burst into flames 473. Flaunting - show off complacently </spa
n>474. Flaw - crack, lessen value </
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quick-moving 478.
Fleeting - passing quickly <spa
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top:995px;word-spacing:36px'>479. Flexibility <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- easily bent without
braking 480. Flinch - draw, move back, wince 481. Flop - fail/move/fall
clumsily 482. Florid - very much ornamented; naturally red (e.g.. of face) 483. Floridness <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- ruddiness; heavily
decorated; ornateness 484. Flout - reject, mock, to go against (as
in going against tradition) 485. Fluke - lucky stroke 
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(a person is wrongly proud) 488. Foil - prevent from carrying out;
contrast 489. Foment - put something warm (to lessen the pain) 490. Foolproof - incapable of failure
or error 491. Foppish - like a man who pays too </s
pan>much attention to his
clothes 492. Forage - food for horses and cattle 493. Forbear - refrain from, be
patient; ancestor 494. Forbearance - patience, willingness
to wait 495. Ford - shallow place in a river (to cross) 496. Forestall - prevent by taking
action in advance, preempt 497. Forethought - foresight, planned in
advance 498. Forfeit </o:p>
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something 499.
Forge - workshop for the shaping of metal; to shape metal; lead
Forgery - counterfeit 501. Forswear - renounce, disallow, <s
pan
class=GramE>repudiate 502. Fortify - strengthen <s
pan
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color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- happening by chance </
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broken or destroyed 507. Fragrant - sweet-smelling </spa
n>508. Franchise - special right given
by authority 509. Frantic - wildly excited with joy, pain,
anxiety 510. Frenetic - frantic, frenzied 511. Fret - worry; irritation;
wear away 512. Friction - the rubbing of one thing against
another, difference of opinion 513. Fringe - edge; ornamental border; part of
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or comply, stubborn 515. Frugal - careful, economical 
516. Fulminate - berate, vituperate,
to thunder out, to explode 517. Fulmination - bitter protest 
518. Fulsome - disgusting, offensive
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Gambol - quick, playful jumping 521. Garble - make unfair selection
from facts 522. Garment - article of clothing 
523. Garner - to gather and save;
to store up 524. Garrulity - talkativeness 525. Garrulous 
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tactless behavior 527. Germane - relevant; pertinent to </sp
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sense - gather facts in small quantities <s
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not sincere 531. Glimmer - weak/unsteady light 
532. Gloat - over look at with
selfish delight 533. Glut - supply to
much, fill to excess 534. Gnaw - waste away; bite steadily 535. Goad - something urging a
person to action 536. Gorge - eat greedily/narrow opening with
a stream 537. Gossamer - soft light, delicate material </sp
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consideration 542. Graze - touch or scrape lightly in
passing 543. Gregarious - living in societies; liking the
company 544. Grievance - cause for complaint or protest </s
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pain; serious, dire, grave 546. Grimace - twisted expression of a face </spa
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n>550. Guile - deceit, cunning 551. Guileless - straight-forward,
candid - cheat, deceive 553. Gullible - easily gulled 554. Gush - burst out
suddenly/talk ardently 555. Gust - outburst of feeling; sudden rain,
wind, fire, etc. </o:p>
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consecrate 559. Hamper - basket with a lid, prevent free movement or
activity 560. Hapless - unlucky, unfortunate 561. Harangue - a long, passionate
speech - something or somebody that foretells the coming 563. Harrow - to distress, create
stress or torment 564. Harsh - rough, cruel, stern 
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to - odious (of crime) <s
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top:3452px;word-spacing:24px'>569. Heresy - belief contrary to
what is generally accepted 570. Hermetic - sealed by fusion </s
pan>571. Heterogeneous - made up of different
kinds - make by hard work; cut (by striking) </spa
n>573. Highbrow - (person) with
superior tastes 574. Hirsute - hairy, shaggy 575. Hoax - mischievous trick play
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on somebody for a joke 576. Hoipolloi - the masses; the
rabble - not soled, with hole </s
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pistol - act of preaching <sp
an
top:4739px;word-spacing:30px'>580. Hone - stone used for
sharpening tools 581. Hoodwink - trick, mislead </spa
n>582. Hospitable <spa
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hospitality 583. Hubris - arrogant pride 
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over - make or become silent 586. Husk - worthless outside
part of anything 587. Hypocrisy - falsely making oneself appear to
be good 
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popular beliefs 589. Iconoclastic - attacking cherished
beliefs 590. Idiosyncrasy - personal mannerism 591. Idolatrous <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- worshipping idols \ </
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of - dishonorable, common, undignified 594. Ignominious <sp

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dishonorable, undignified, disgraceful 595. Illicit - unlawful, forbidden </
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illusion 597. Imbroglio - complicated and embarrassing
situation 598. Immaculate - pure, faultless </sp
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surface of 600. Imminent - likely to come or happen soon </sp
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changed 602. Impair - worsen, diminish in value <s
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sign of passion 605. Impecunious - having little or no
money - hinder; get in the way of 607. Impediment <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- something that
hinders (e.g. stammer) 608. Impending - imminent, being about to happen,
expected 609. Imperative - urgent, essential 610. Imperious - commanding, haughty,
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being excited 613. Impervious - not allowing to pass through (of
materials) 614. Imperviousness - arrogance, commanding presence,
over 615. Impetuous <sp
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impulsive, thrusting ahead, forceful 616. Impiety - lack of reverence or dutifulness <
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has a share 620. Implicit - implied though not plainly
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(of a prostitute) 624. Imprecation - an invocation of
evil; a curse 625. Impromptu - without preparation 
626. Impudence - being rash,
indiscreet 627. Impudent - rash, indiscreet </s
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doubted 629. Impute - to attribute to a cause or source, ascribe 630. Inadvertent <sp
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633. Incense - make angry </sp
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continual 635. Inchoate -not yet fully formed, rudimentary,
elementary 636. Incipient - beginning <sp
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n
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a certain direction 640. Incoherently - not consistently,
unclearly 641. Incongruous - out of place, not in harmony or
agreement 642. Incorrigibility - cannot be cured or corrected </spa
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an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- skeptical, unwilling
to believe 644. Inculcate - fix firmly by repetition 645. Incumbents <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- official duties 646. Incursion - a raid, a sudden
attack - not easily exhaustible; tirelessness </spa
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out - immodest; lacking in refinement <sp
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651. Indigenous <spa
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n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- not easily heard,
seen, clearly marked 653. Indolence - laziness <spa
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discouraged or subdued 
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rage - put, pour, fill 667. Ingenuous - naive, young,
artless, frank, honest, sincere 668. Ingest - take in by swallowing
Inherent - existing as a natural part 670. Inhibit - hinder, restrain </spa
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n
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unmatchable 673. Innocuous - causing no harm </sp
an>674. Inscrutable <sp
an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- incapable of being
discovered or understood 675. Insensible - unconscious, unresponsive,
unaffected 676. Insinuate - suggest unpleasantly; make a way
for something gently 677. Insipid -without taste or flavor </sp
an>678. Insouciant <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- unconcerned, carefree
Insularity - narrow-mindedness, isolated 680. Insurrection <s
pan
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- rising of people to
open resistance to 681. Interdict - prohibit, forbid </s
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interfere to change the result 685. Intractable <sp
an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- unruly, refractory,
stubborn 686. Intransigence - unwillingness to compromise,
stubbornness, intractability 
687. Intransigent - uncompromising </spa
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curses - to attack verbally, denounce, deprecate 694. Inveterate - deep-rooted. long-established 695. Invincible <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- too strong to be
defeated 696. Involute - complex 697. Irascible - irritable, easily
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connected 702. Irresolute - hesitating; undecided </spa
n>703. Irrevocable <sp
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color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- final and unalterable
Itinerary - plan for a journey, details or records of a route 705. Itinerate - to travel from place
to place, to peregrinate 
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wise 
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of affairs 713. Lachrymose - causing tears, tearful </sp
an>714. Lackluster <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- (of eyes) dull,
without bright 715. Laconic - brief, to the point, terse 
716. Lag - go too slow </s
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developed or visible 720. Laudatory - expressing or giving praise 721. Lavish - giving or producing
freely, liberally or generously 722. Leakage - the process of
leaking 723. Legacy - something handed down from ancestors </spa
n>724. Levee - formal reception/emban
kment
Levity - lack of seriousness 726. Libel - statement that
damages reputation 727. Liberality - free giving; generosity </s
pan>728. Libertine - immoral person 729. Lien - legal claim until a debt on it is repaid 730. Limn - paint, portray 
731. Limp - lacking strength,
walking unevenly 732. Lionize - treat as a famous person 733. Lithe - bending, twisting </sp
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in a lazy way; hang (dog's tongue) 735. Lope - move along with long
strides 736. Loquacious - talkative, garrulous 737. Lubricant - substance that makes
work easier 738. Lubricate - put oil to make work easily 739. Lubricious <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- lewd, wanton, greasy,
slippery 740. Lucubrate - write in scholarly fashion 
741. Luculent - easily understood,
lucid, clear 742. Lugubrious - mournful, excessively sad 743. Lull - become quiet or less
active - move in a clumsy/noisy way 745. Luminary - star, light-giving
body - be out of view ready to attack <spa
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polished 
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749. Macerate - make or become soft
by soaking in water 750. Machination - plot, scheme (esp.
evil) - tactless, clumsy <sp
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an
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one that resembles it) 753. Malevolence - wishing to do evil </s
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shaped; moldable; adapting 757. Manacle - chains for the hands or feet </spa
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with war 759. Massacre - cruel killing of a large number
of people 760. Matriculation - be admitted, enter a university
as a student 761. Mature - come to full development, to a
state ready for use 762. Maudlin - sentimental in a silly or tearful
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color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- false 767. Mendacity - dishonesty </sp
an>768. Mendicant - a beggar 769. Mercurial - quick, changeable in
character, fleeting 770. Meretricious - attractive on the
surface but of little value 771. Mesmerize - hypnotize <sp
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attention to details 773. Mettle - quality of endurance or courage </
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n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- courageous, high-spiri
ted
Middling -fairly good but not very good 776. Minatory - menacing, threatening
Mince - pronounce or speak affectedly, euphemize 778. Misanthrope <sp
an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- person who hates
mankind 779. Mischievous - harmful, causing mischief 780. Miser - person who loves
wealth and spends little 781. Misogynist - one who hates women/females 782. Missile - something that is
thrown or shot 783. Mitigate - make less severe or painful 784. Moderation <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- quality of being
limited, not extreme 785. Mollify - make calmer or quieter </sp
an>786. Molt - mou
lt,
lose hair, feathers before new growing 787. Morbid - diseased, unhealthy
(e.g.. about ideas) 788. Morose - ill-tempered,
unsociable 789. Mortuary - <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>place where dead bodies
are taken to be kept until burial 790. Muffler - cloth worn round the
neck/silencer 791. Multifarious - varied, motley,
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mso-ansi-language:EN'>794. Nadir -lowest, weakest point 795. Nascent - coming into
existence, emerging 796. Nebulous - cloud-like; hazy; vague;
indistinct 797. Negligent - taking too little care </sp
an>798. Neophyte - person who has been
converted to a belief 799. Nexus - a connection, tie, or link 
800. Nibble - show some inclination
to accept (an offer) 801. Nice - precise, sensitive to subtleness <
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(smell) 803. Nonchalant - not having interest 
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untested cure 806. Notion - nominal, token </spa
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mso-ansi-language:EN'>812. Obdurate - hardened and unrepenting; stubborn, inflexible 813. Obfuscate - to darken, make
obscure, muddle 814. Oblivious - unaware, having no memory 815. Obloquy - abusively detractive
language, sharp criticism, 816. Obsequious </s
pan>- too eager to obey or
serve - no longer used 818. Obstreperous <s
pan
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- noisy, loud </s
pan>819. Obtain - to be established,
accepted, or customary 820. Obtrusive - projecting, prominent,
undesirably noticeable 821. Obtuse - blunt/stupid 
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aversion 827. Odor - smell; favor; reputation <sp
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color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- seeming, appearing as
such, professed 834. Ostentation - display to obtain
admiration or envy 835. Ostentatious - fond of showing
ostentation 836. Ostracism - shut out from society, refuse to
meet, talk 837. Ostrich - fast-running bird unable to fly </
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learn about the condition 840. Overweening - presumptuously
arrogant, overbearing, immoderate, being a jerk 841. Overwhelm </s
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sense of taste 844. Palatial - magnificent 845. Palliate - to make something
appear less serious, to alleviate, to gloss over 846. Palpability - can be felt, touched,
understood 847. Palpitate - tremble, beat rapidly and
irregularly 848. Pan - flat/zoom <sp
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Paradigm - a model, example, or pattern 851. Parenthesis <sp
an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- sentence within
another one, something separated 852. Pariah - an outcast, a
rejected and despised person 853. Parsimonious - too economical,
miserly 854. Partisan - one-sided, committed to a party,
biased or prejudiced 855. Patron - regular customer; person who
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unremarkable 860. Pellucid - transparent, easy to understand </

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liking - feeling or showing regret 863. Penurious - poor/stingy </s
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wandering 866. Peremptory - urgent, imperative,
unchallengeable, ending debate 867. Perennial - lasting for a long
time (e.g.. a year) 868. Perfidious <spa
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without care 871. Perilous - dangerous <sp
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n
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crime) - keep on steadily, continue 879. Personable <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- pleasing in
appearance, attractive 880. Perspicacity - quick judging and
understanding 881. Pertain - belong as a part, have reference <
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a person who is nuisance 883. Petrified - taken away power (to think, feel,
act) - to make hard, rocklike 885. Petrous - like a rock, hard,
stony - unreasonably impatient 887. Philistine <spa

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color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- a smug ignorant
person; one who lacks knowledge 888. Phlegmatic <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- calm, sluggish
temperament; unemotional 889. Picaresque - involving clever rogues or
adventurers 890. Pied - of mixed colors 891. Pinch - be too tight, take
between the thumb and finger 892. Pine - waste away through sorrow or
illness 893. Pious - dutiful to parents; devoted to religion 
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self-respect, stir (curiosity) 896. Pitfall - covered hole as a
trap, unsuspected danger 897. Pith - essential part, force, soft
liquid substance 898. Pivotal - of great importance (others
depend on it) 899. Placate - soothe, pacify, calm 900. Plaintive - mournful, melancholy,
sorrowful 901. Plaque - flat metal on a wall as a memorial 
902. Platitude - a trite or banal
statement; unoriginality 903. Plea - request 904. Plead - address a court of
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shaped or twisted 907. Plod - continue doing something without
resting 908. Pluck - pull the feathers off, pick (e.g.. flowers) 909. Plumb - get to the root of </s
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threatening 918. Poseur - someone taking on airs to impress others; a
phony - state, attitude; adopt a vain 920. Poverty - state of being poor </
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utility 922. Precarious - uncertain, risky, dangerous 923. Precept - moral instruction </sp
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standards of conduct 925. Precipitate - throw something
violently down from a height 926. Preclude - prevent, make impossible 927. Precursory <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- preliminary,
anticipating 928. Predilection - special liking,
mental preference 929. Predominate - have more power than
others - obtain by preemption or in advance 
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something before the right time 933. Preponderance <s
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strength, weight 934. Presage - warning sign 
935. Presumption <sp
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an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- to equivocate, to
stray from the truth 939. Prim - neat; formal 
940. Pristine - primitive, unspoiled,
pure, as in earlier times 941. Probity - uprightness,
incorruptibility, principle 942. Proclivity - inclination 943. Procrast </s
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contempt for God 947. Profligacy - shameless immorality 948. Profligate <spa
n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- wasteful, prodigal,
licentious, extravagant 949. Profundity - depth 950. Profuse - abundant/lavish 951. Proliferate <sp
an
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- grow, reproduce by
rapid multiplication 952. Prolix - tiring because too long </s
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to (undesirable things) 954. Propagation - increasing the
number, spreading, extending 955. Propinquity - nearness in time or
place, affinity of nature 956. Propitiate - do something to take away the
anger of 957. Propitiatory - conciliatory, appeasing,
mitigating 958. Propitious - auspicious, presenting favorable
circumstances 959. Prosaic - everyday, mundane, commonplace,
trite, pedestrian 960. Proscribe - denounce as dangerous </spa
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the future 963. Provisional - of the present time only 964. Provoke - make angry; vax 965. Prudence - careful forethought 
966. Prudish - easily shocked,
excessively modest 967. Prune - dried plum, silly person 968. Pry - get smth; inquire too curiously 
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frightened 983. Qualm - feeling of doubt, temporary feeling of sickness <
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perplexity 985. Quell - suppress, subdue 986. Quibble - try to avoid by
sophistication 987. Quiescence - state of being passive/motionless
Quiescent - at rest, dormant, torpid 989. Quirk - habit or action
peculiar to somebody or smth <spa
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populace 993. Raconteur - person who tells anecdotes 

994. Radiant - bright, shining 995. Raffish - low, vulgar, base,
tawdry at - find fault, utter reproaches <sp
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subdivided; to branch out 998. Rancorous - feeling bitterness, spitefulness <
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enthusiasm 1003. Reactionary - opposing progress 1004. Rebuff - snub </s
pan>1005. Recalcitrant - disobedient </s
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false; give up 1007. Recast - cast or fashion anew 1008. Recidivism <sp
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antisocial or criminal behavior 1009. Reciprocity <s
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alone and avoids people 1012. Recompense - make payment to;
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giving up 1017. Recuperate - become strong after illness,
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color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- formidable, causing
fear - make or become pure, cultural 1022. Refractory <sp
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color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- stubborn,
unmanageable, intractable 1023. Refulgent - shining, brilliant 1024. Regale - to delight or
entertain; to feast 1025. Regicide - crime of killing a king </s
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n
color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- say or do again
several times 1027. Rejuvenation - becoming young in

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disinclined 1031. Remonstrate - to protest, object 1032. Render - deliver, provide, <spa
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condition 1034. Renowned - celebrated, famous 1035. Rent - regular 
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disgust 1043. Requite - repay, give in return </spa
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submissive 1046. Resilience - quality of quickly recovering the
original shape 1047. Resolve - determine <sp
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reluctant to be controlled 1050. Resurrect - bring back into use 
1051. Resuscitation - coming back to
consciousness 1052. Retard - check, hinder 1053. Reticent - reserved, untalkative, silent, taciturn 1054. Revere - have deep respect for
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thing - split, crack, dissension 1058. Rivet - fix, take up, secure;
metal pin 1059. Roll call - calling of names 1060. Rope - thick strong cord
made by twisting 1061. Rotund - rich and deep; plump and round </s
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protruding, conspicuous, highly relevant <sp
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causing improvement 1070. Sanctimony - Self-righteousness,
hypocritical, with false piety 1071. Sanction - approval (by
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the waist 1076. Sate - satiate 1077. Satiate - satisfy fully 1078. Saturnine <spa
n

color:black;letter-spacing:-.75pt;mso-ansi-language:EN'>- gloomy, dark, sullen,
morose - person of great learning 1080. Savor - taste, flavor smth 1081. Sawdust - tiny bits of wood 1082. Scabbards <spa
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pleasant) 1084. Scorch - become discolored/dry up/go at
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constituting a source, originative 1091. Sententious <s
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of maxims/proverbs 1092. Sequence - succession, connected line of </sp
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feeling/mouldy flower. 1094. Sermon - reproving a person
for his faults 1095. Serrated - having a toothed edge </spa
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