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immutable
not subject or susceptible to change
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contempt
disdain or lack of respect
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pontificate
to express opinions pompously
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phlegm
mucus produced in the nose and throat
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amiable
having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner
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antiqurian
someone who specializes in old things
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Worcestershire
a pungent sauce or a county in England
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obstruct
block; be or get in the way
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prodigious
far beyond what is usual
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precipitation
falling to earth of any form of water
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bewilder
to confuse or perplex
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negligent
failing to take proper care over something
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superlative
highest degree or quality
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decipher
to decode or make out the meaning of
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surly
bad-tempered and unfriendly
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tactile
tending or relating to touch
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sagacious
having keen judgement or discernment
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disdain
the feeling that someone or something is unworthy of one's consideration of respect
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realtor
real estate agent
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scrupulous
characterized by extreme care and effort
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panache
distinctive and stylish elegance
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malice
desire to do evil
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frayed
unravelled or worn at the edge
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convivial
friendly, lively and enjoyable event or atmosphere
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asterisk
the symbol *
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drudge
a person made to do hard menial or dull work
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defiance
open resistance bold disobedience
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scalding
very hot; burning
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loathe
to greatly dislike or detest
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sultry
hot and humid
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reluctantly
in an unwilling and hesitant way
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rescind
to cancel offically
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satirical
using irony or sarcasm to expose human vices
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Yh
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plethora
extreme excess
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boolean
combinatorial system that uses logic operatos like AND and OR
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lucrative
producing a large profit
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temporize
avoid making a decision or comitting oneself in order to gain time
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prominent
easily noticed
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clemency
the act of showing mercy or leniency
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dither
to hesitate or be indecisive
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facade
face or front of a building
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omnipotent
having unlimited or infinite power
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indefatigable
tireless and persistent
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zealous
having or showing energy and enthusiasm
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prodigy
young person with exceptional talent
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decimate
to cause great destruction
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percolate
to permeate or spread gradually
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engross
to absorb the attention or interest of someone
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obsequious
eager to praise or obey
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petulant
childishly sulky
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moil
work hard
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extol
to praise glorify or honor
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levity
humor or lightheartedness
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mellifluous
sweet, musical, or nice to hear
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archipelago
group of islands in a large body of water
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interpret
to explain the meaning of something
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nebulous
vague or cloudy
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segue
to proceed without interruption
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shrivel
cause to wrinkle and contract
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befuddle
make someone unable to think clearly
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pique
to arouse interest or curiosity
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paradigm
typical example or pattern of something
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legislative
having the power to make laws
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muddle
bring into a disordered or confusing state
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nominal
important in name only
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assuage
to provide physical relief
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hulking
very large, heavy or clumsy
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warmonger
hostile or aggressive person
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fortuitous
occurring by happy chance
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content
state of satisfaction
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ruminate
to think deeply and carefully
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perplex
make someone feel completely baffled
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leniancy
the fact or quality of being more merciful or tolerant than expected
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nestle
to settle comfortably within something
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ethereal
celestial or characterized by lightness
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perambulate
walk or travel through or round a place or area, especially for pleasure and in a leisurely way
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egregious
extraordinarily bad or shocking
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adjacent
next to something else
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taciturn
habitually reserved and uncommunicative
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calamitous
disastrous or catastrophic
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valiant
having or showing courage
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quintet
group of five
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wearily
with extreme tiredness
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fiendish
devilish, wicked, cruel
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inexorable
impossible to prevent or stop
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traipse
walk or move wearily or reluctantly
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antiquity
ancient times or state of being old
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juxtaposition
placing things side by side for comparison
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filibuster
long speech that obstructs legislative progress
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irascible
quickly aroused to anger
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stymie
to prevent or obstruct the progress of something
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philanthropic
loving and promoting human welfare
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ample
enough or more than enough; plentiful
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austere
strict or severe in manner or appearance
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obstreperous
noisily and stubbornly defiant
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copious
large in number or quantity
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incidental
happening as a minor accompaniment to something else