PHS - Mrs. Thompson
and she will not tell us when the test is -_-
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| 35532786 | inscrutable | not easily understood; mysterious, unfathomable | |
| 35532787 | sedulous | diligent, constant; carefully maintained | |
| 35532788 | peremptory | dogmatic, imperious, dictatorial, assertive | |
| 35532789 | revile | to abuse, to assail, to speak abusively | |
| 35532790 | expiate | to make amends for | |
| 35532791 | undulate | to move like a wave; to cause to move or form a wave | |
| 35532792 | denizen | an inhabitant, resident; someone adapted to a new place or condition, someone who habitually visits a certain place | |
| 35532793 | impalpable | difficult for the mind to grasp easily | |
| 35532794 | requite | to repay, reward, compensate | |
| 35532795 | scrutinize | to examine with careful detail | |
| 35532796 | colloquy | a formal exchange, a (written) dialogue | |
| 35532797 | somniferous | bringing or inducing sleep, as drugs or influences | |
| 35532798 | deleterious | harmful, injurious to health | |
| 35532799 | obeisance | a physical movement expressing deep respect or courtesy, e.g. a bow | |
| 35532800 | sumptuary | intended to regulate personal habits on moral or religious grounds | |
| 35532801 | heterodox | holding unorthodox doctrines or opinions | |
| 35532802 | rotundity | roundness, fullness | |
| 35532803 | veneration | a feeling of awe, respect, reverence | |
| 35532804 | ethereal | light, airy; heavenly, celestial; delicate | |
| 35532805 | effluence | the action or process of flowing out, something that flows out | |
| 35532806 | pensive | dreamy or wistful thought, expressing thoughts with a degree of sadness | |
| 35532807 | vicissitude | a change or variation | |
| 35532808 | exemplary | serving as a model, worthy of imitation | |
| 35532809 | cadence | tempo, pulse, rhythm (in events, speech, music) | |
| 35532810 | paramour | a lover | |
| 35532811 | attest | to bear witness to, give to proof or evidence of | |
| 35532812 | acquiesce | to submit or comply quietly or without protest | |
| 35532813 | estrange | to turn away, to remove from original use, to keep at a distance | |
| 35532814 | inimical | unfriendly, hostile | |
| 35532815 | palliate | to relieve or lessen | |
| 35532816 | indubitable | unquestionable | |
| 35532817 | infamy | an extremely bad reputation; infamous character, conduct, act, or circumstance | |
| 35532818 | farthingale | a hoop skirt, or the framework, used in the 16th and 17th centuries | |
| 35532819 | ignominy | disgrace, dishonor | |
| 35532820 | contumacy | stubborn perverseness or rebelliousness; resistance to authority | |
| 35532821 | sagacious | having or showing a keen practical sense; shrewd | |
| 35532822 | exhort | to urge, advise, or caution earnestly | |
| 35532823 | superfluous | excessive, unnecessary | |
| 35532824 | succor | (n) - help, relief, one who gives help; (v) - to help or relieve | |
| 35532825 | subtile | Middle English for subtle; rare, thin | |
| 35532826 | diabolical | devilish, fiendish, wicked | |
| 35532827 | efficacious | capable of having the desired result or effect; effective as a means, measure, or remedy | |
| 35532828 | depondency (sp?) | to testify | |
| 35532829 | scurrilous | grossly/obscenely abusive; insulting, offensive, vulgar | |
| 35532830 | auspicious | promising success, favored by fortune; opportune, favorable | |
| 35532831 | incongruous | inappropriate, unbecoming; not harmonious in character, inconsistent | |
| 35532832 | caprice | a sudden, unpredictable change; a tendency to change one's mind without apparent motive | |
| 35532833 | asperity | severity, hardship, difficulty, roughness of surface | |
| 35532834 | vivacity | liveliness, animation | |
| 35532835 | scintillate | to emit sparks, to twinkle, to flash | |
| 35532836 | loquacity | talkativeness, an instance of talkativeness | |
| 35532837 | subjugate | to bring under complete control, to conquer, enslave, master | |
| 35532838 | choleric | extremely irritable or easily angered | |
| 35532839 | dryad | a deity or nymph of the woods | |
| 35532840 | canker | (n) - a defined area of diseased tissue; (v) - to infect, corrupt, destroy slowly | |
| 35532841 | potentate | a person who possesses great power, as a sovereign, monarch, or ruler | |
| 35532842 | repugnance | strong distaste, aversion, or objection; inconsistency | |
| 35532843 | transgress | to violate a law, command, moral code; to offend, sin; to go beyond the limits | |
| 35532844 | apotheosize | to deify, glorify | |
| 35532845 | indefatigable | incapable of being tired out; untiring |
