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194843101 | immolation | to destroy or kill as a sacrificial victim, usually by fire | |
194843102 | melancholy | a feeling of thoughtful sadness | |
194843103 | serenity | the state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled | |
194843104 | proboscis | the long snout of an animal; a nose, especially a prominent one; a tubular organ | |
194843105 | insidious | treacherous or dangerous in a secret sort of way | |
194843106 | filigree | lacy design, consisting of many minute threats | |
194843107 | certitude | The state of being certain of the truth or rightness of something. | |
194843108 | olfactory | relating to the sense of smell | |
194843109 | verbiage | pompous array of words; too many unnecessary words; wordiness | |
194843110 | cadence | rhythmic flow of a sequence of sounds or words | |
194843111 | ballistics | The study of the flight of bullets or other hurled objects | |
194843112 | manifest | evident; visible; obvious; V: show plainly | |
194843113 | odious | evoking intense aversion or dislike | |
194843114 | juggernaut | huge force destroying everything in its path | |
194843115 | cacophony | harsh, jarring, discordant sound; dissonance | |
194843116 | feigning | pretending to be affected by a feeling, injury, or state of mind | |
194843117 | heresy | an opinion violently opposed to established beliefs | |
194843118 | luminosity | n. The quality of giving or radiating light. | |
194843119 | ricochet | to bounce or skip with or as if with a glancing rebound | |
194843120 | centrifuge | machine that separates substances by whirling them |