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| a quality that arouses feelings of pity, sympathy, tenderness, or sorrow |
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| to put in charge of another for care, use, or performance: commend, commit, confide |
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| an indirect, usually cunning means of gaining an end: artifice, deception, feint, jig, |
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| affecting the organs of taste or smell: pungent, sharp, spicy, zesty |
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| rarely occurring or appearing: occasional, uncommon, unusual |
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| following no predictable pattern |
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| descent to a lower level or condition:decadence, decline, degeneracy |
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| in doubt or dispute: arguable, contested, debatable |
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| to make a public and unusually ostentatious show of: brandish, expose, display |
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| deficient, defect, deficiency, deficit, inadequacy, scantiness |
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| acrimony, bitterness, enbitterment, gall, resentfulness, resentment |
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| cantankerous, irritable, peevish |
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| a principle taught or advanced for belief, as by a religious group |
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| hesitancy, indecision, irresolution, timidity |
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| antipodes, antonym, contrary, converse |
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| inalterable, inflexible, invariable, ironclad |
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| admonish, call down, castigate, chastise, chide, reprove, reprimand |
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| facile, slick, smooth-tongued |
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| amorous, aphrodisiac, erotic, sexual, sexy |
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| an unbeliever with respect to religion |
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| infirm, insecure, shaky, tattering, unstable, unsteady, weak, wobbly |
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| evultance, exulation, triumph |
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| imperceptible, imponderable, inapproachable, intangible |
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| falacious, false, invalid, counterfeit |
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| alert, observance, watchful, careful, cautious, prudent, circumspect |
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| abandon, break off, quit, relinquish, stop |
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| abstruse, deep, profound, recondite |
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| overblown, grandiloquent, windy// bloated, inflamed, tumid |
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| blandishment, blarney, flattery |
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| defite, pollute, profane, violate |
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| arduous, backbreaking, burdensome, difficult, exacting, exigent, laborious, onerous, oppressive, rigorous, weighty// appalling, dire, dreadful, redoubtable |
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| jarring, discordant sound |
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| an authoritative often formal pronouncement |
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| an open space allowing passage: aperture |
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| abeyance, inactive, dormant |
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| having a full, voluptuous figure |
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| slumberous, drowsy, hypnotic, narcotic |
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| artistic, tasteful, graceful, elegant |
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| assiduous, diligent, industrious, studious |
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disorderly, fractions
not submitting to discipline |
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the sharpened point of a pen
a bird's beak or bill |
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| marked by or displaying contemptuous mockery of the motives or virtues of others |
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| a small open gazebo, a small structure open on one or more ends |
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| the taking of someone else's money |
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| bewitch, captivate, charm |
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| migrant, nomadic, vagrant |
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| assemblage, congress, meeting, convention |
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| basic, beginning, elementary |
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| amplify, elaborate, enlarge, expand |
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| a robber or bandit especially one of an outlaw band |
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| wealth, affluence, great abundance, profusion |
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| pushy, assuming, nervy, saucy, brash, familiar, bold |
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ancestor
dominant, prevailing, supreme |
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| conceited, egotistical, narcissistic, vain |
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| affable, agreeable, pleasant, sociable |
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denude, disrobe
deprive, rob, strip |
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| argot, dialect, idiom, jargon |
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| charge, impregnate, saturate, transfuse |
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a farm implement that breaks up the ground
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| authoritarian, dictator, tyrant |
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| elastic, flexible, malleable, pliable |
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