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Harried
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Harry
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| To take wrongfully, robbery |
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| Heroic courage; boldness or determination |
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Desolate
(adj.)
Desolation
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| Deprived of inhabitants; deserted; barren |
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Pungent
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Pungency
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| Sharply affecting the organs of taste or smell; cutting remark |
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Mandate
(n.)
Mandate
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| A command from a superior court to a lower one; decree, ruling, edict |
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| To force or drive, especially to a course of action; coerce |
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Adversity
(n.)
Adverse
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| A condition marked by misfortune, calamity, or distress; catastrophe; misery, affliction, disaster |
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Formidable
(adj.)
Formidability
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| Causing fear, apprehension or dread; threatening or intimidating |
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Detained
(v.)
Detention
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| To keep from proceeding, temporarily confined |
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Surpass
(v.)
Surpassable
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| To go beyond in amount, extent or degree; excel or exceed |
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Prodigious
(adj.)
Prodigiousness
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| Extraordinary in size, amount, extent, etc.; immense or tremendous |
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Ravage
(v.)
Ravaging
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| To work havoc upon; devasting |
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| Obligated, indebted, liable |
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Appaled
(adj.)
Appal
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| To fill or overcome with horror, dismay |
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| Of great weight; awkward; dull, labored |
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Profusion
(n.)
Profuse
(adj.)
Profusely
(adv.)
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| Abundance, abundant quantity |
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| To emit a loud cry; to utter in a loud, deep voice |
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| Moving or going about clumsily; fondling; fumbling or stumbling |
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| Opposing or attacking force; enemy |
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| To influence by trickery, flattery, etc.; deceive, enticing, misleading |
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Stealth
(v.)
Stealthy
(adj.) |
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| Secret, clandestine or surreptitous procedure; covertness or furtiveness |
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| A prediction; strong inner notion (usually a misfortune) |
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Assuage
(v.)
Assuagement
(n.) |
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| To make milder or less severe; alleviate |
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Brazen
(adj.)
Brazeness
(n.) |
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| Shameless or impudent; defiant; insolent |
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Implacable
(adj.)
Implacability
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| Not to be appeased or pacified; unbending; impossible to placate |
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Bereft
(adj.)
Bereavement
(n.) |
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| Deprived or desolated usually by death; beareaved, grieving |
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Insolent
(adj.)
Insolence
(n.) |
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| Boldly rude or disrespectful |
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Abominably
(adj.)
Abominable
(adj.)
Abominate
(v.)
Abomination
(n.) |
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| Repungantly hateful; detestable; revolting |
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Ferocity
(n.)
Ferocious
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| A ferocious quality or state; fierceness, fury |
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| A high point of land or rock projecting into the sea or other water; plateua overlooking a lowland; bluff or headland |
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| To shun; to remain discreetly way from |
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| Great warmth or feeling; fervor; passion |
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| To become smaller and smaller |
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Tumult
(n.)
Tumultous
(adj.) |
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| Violent and noisy commotion or disturbance |
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Travail
(n.)
Travail
(v.) |
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| Painfully difficult or burdensome work; toil, labor, agony |
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Blanched
(v.)
Blanched
(adj.) |
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| To whiten by removing color |
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