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| 276801542 | pedantic | showy about knowledge | |
| 276801543 | grandiose | pretentious;ridiculously exaggerated g | |
| 276801544 | bombastic | pompous; using inflated language | |
| 276801545 | braggart | one who boasts; a showoff | |
| 276801546 | ostentatious | showy; pretentious o | |
| 276801547 | pompous | possessing excessive self-esteem;pretentious | |
| 276801548 | swagger | to walk or strut in an arrogant manner | |
| 276801549 | lofty | haughty; overly proud | |
| 276801550 | garish | flashy; loud | |
| 276801551 | ornate | overly decorated | |
| 276801552 | opulence | luxuriousness o | |
| 276801553 | pretentious | ostentatious | |
| 276801554 | baroque | extravagantly ornate and convoluted in style | |
| 276801555 | ped, paedere | instruct | |
| 276801556 | ostentare | to display | |
| 276801557 | grandis | great, big | |
| 276801558 | pomp | splendor | |
| 276801559 | dogged | determined; unwilling to give up | |
| 276801560 | inexorable | relentless | |
| 276801561 | obstinate | stubborn | |
| 276801562 | intransigent | uncompromising | |
| 276801563 | contentious | quarrelsome | |
| 276801564 | pertinacity | stubbornness p | |
| 276801565 | steadfast | unchanging; unswerving | |
| 276801566 | recalcitrant | stubbornly rebellious r | |
| 276801567 | tenacious | holding firmly;persistent | |
| 276801568 | disputatious | inclined to arguing | |
| 276801569 | obdurate | intractable; not easily persuaded | |
| 276801570 | intractable | hard to manage;stubborn i | |
| 276801571 | adamant | refusing to yield | |
| 276801572 | litigious | prone to bringing lawsuits | |
| 276801573 | tract | pull | |
| 276801574 | ob | against | |
| 276801575 | tenax | holding fast | |
| 276801576 | per | very | |
| 276801577 | adroit | dexterous; (skillful) | |
| 276801578 | unerring | committing no mistakes; perfect u | |
| 276801579 | adept | highly skilled | |
| 276801580 | aptitude | a natural ability; intelligence a | |
| 276801581 | paragon | a model of excellence; perfection p | |
| 276801582 | deft | adroit, skillful d | |
| 276801583 | preeminent | outstanding | |
| 276801584 | expertise | knowledge or skill in a particular area e | |
| 276801585 | discerning | showing good judgment or keen insight | |
| 276801586 | agility | nimbleness | |
| 276801587 | consummate | perfect in every respect c | |
| 276801588 | dexterous | skillful with the hands | |
| 276801589 | impeccable | flawless | |
| 276801590 | precocious | unusually advanced or mature in development | |
| 276801591 | apt | fit | |
| 276801592 | para | beyond | |
| 276801593 | summus | highest | |
| 276801594 | dexter | skillful | |
| 276801595 | nefarious | wicked; sinful | |
| 276801596 | repugnant | offensive; repulsive | |
| 276801597 | infamous | famous for bad deeds; notorious | |
| 276801598 | odious | worth of dislike; arousing feelings of dislike | |
| 276801599 | malevolent | wishing harm to others; evil | |
| 276801600 | malefactor | an evildoer | |
| 276801601 | abominable | loathsome; unpleasant | |
| 276801602 | avarice | extreme greed | |
| 276801603 | bigotry | intolerance towards those who are different | |
| 276801604 | hypocrite | one who says one thing but does another | |
| 276801605 | miserly | lacking generosity | |
| 276801606 | inimical | unfriendly | |
| 276801607 | curmudgeon | a cranky person | |
| 276801608 | misanthrope | one who hates humankind | |
| 276801609 | perfidy | deliberate breach of trust; treachery | |
| 276801610 | mal | bad, evil | |
| 276801611 | mis | (bad) wretched, hatred | |
| 276801612 | vol | wish | |
| 276801613 | anthro | humankind | |
| 276801614 | charlatan | a fraud; a quack | |
| 276801615 | ruse | a crafty scheme r | |
| 276801616 | subterfuge | a scheme; an attempt to deceive s | |
| 276801617 | dupe | one who is easily deceived D | |
| 276801618 | pilfer | to steal p | |
| 276801619 | swindle | to cheat s | |
| 276801620 | gullible | easily deceived G | |
| 276801621 | embezzle | to steal money from one's employer | |
| 276801622 | machination | a crafty scheme m | |
| 276801623 | bilk | to cheat, to swindle b | |
| 276801624 | larceny | theft ends in y | |
| 276801625 | filch | to steal f | |
| 276801626 | fleece | to defraud of money, to swindle | |
| 276801627 | sub, subter | under, secretly | |
| 276801628 | larecin | theft ends in n | |
| 276801629 | fugere | to flee | |
| 276801630 | machina | device | |
| 276801631 | hedonist | a pleasure seeker | |
| 276801632 | ascetic | one who lives a holy life of self-denial | |
| 276801633 | anarchist | one who opposes all political authority | |
| 276801634 | pacifist | an individual who is opposed to violence | |
| 276801635 | atheist | one who does not believe that God exists | |
| 276801636 | nihilist | one who rejects moral distinctions and knowable "truths" | |
| 276801637 | despot | a tyrant; one who rules oppressively | |
| 276801638 | narcissist | one in love with his/her own image | |
| 276801639 | zealot | one who engages passionately in a cause z | |
| 276801640 | sybarite | an individual who seeks luxury | |
| 276801641 | pessimist | an individual who focuses on the negative side of a situation | |
| 276801642 | optimist | one who focuses on the positive side of a situation | |
| 276801643 | fanatic | one who shows extreme enthusiasm for a cause f | |
| 276801644 | archos | leader, government | |
| 276801645 | a, an | without | |
| 276801646 | theos | God | |
| 276801647 | pacis | peace | |
| 276801648 | vindicate | to clear from blame v | |
| 276801649 | assuage | to soothe anger or pain; to satisfy a hunger a | |
| 276801650 | mollify | to soothe the anger of m | |
| 276801651 | exonerate | to clear from accusation | |
| 276801652 | placate | to soothe; to mollify | |
| 276801653 | exculpate | to free from blame e | |
| 276801654 | anesthetic | something that reduces sensation | |
| 276801655 | pacify | to soothe the agitation or anger of | |
| 276801656 | invigorate | to energize | |
| 276801657 | alleviate | to relive | |
| 276801658 | emollient | a substance that softens e | |
| 276801659 | absolve | to pardon | |
| 276801660 | placid | peaceful;calm | |
| 276801661 | mitigate | to make less severe; to lessen the force of | |
| 276801662 | cupla | blame | |
| 276801663 | ex, e | out | |
| 276801664 | placare | to please | |
| 276801665 | mollis | soft |
