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| 202850305 | antithesis | noun- the exact opposite | |
| 202850306 | apex | noun- highest point | |
| 202850307 | apostle | noun- follower; a pioneer of moral reform; strong supporter | |
| 202850308 | bucolic | adjective- rustic; rural | |
| 202850309 | cogent | adjective- persuasive; potent; convincing; appeals to the powers of intellect | |
| 202850310 | diffident | adjective- shy; modest | |
| 202850311 | dilatory | adjective- inclined to delay or postpone; tardy | |
| 202850312 | esoteric | adjective- belonging to, or understood by an especially informed few | |
| 202850313 | fracas | noun- a noisy dispute | |
| 202850314 | grimace | noun- a wry, distorted face | |
| 202850315 | renege | verb- to go back one one's word | |
| 202850316 | sedition | noun- act of arousing rebellion against established law and order | |
| 202850317 | increment | noun- an addition; increase | |
| 202850318 | inculcate | verb- to fix firmly in the mind of another | |
| 202850319 | lugubrious | adjective- mournful; foolishly sorrowful; ridiculously grief | |
| 202850320 | lurid | adjective- harshly vivid; ghostly, horrid | |
| 202850321 | misnomer | noun- a name wrongly applied | |
| 202850322 | ostensible | adjective- seemingly real or true; pretended | |
| 202850323 | ostentation | noun- showing off; boastful display | |
| 202850324 | permeate | verb- soak through; penetrate | |
| 202850325 | pernicious | adjective- extremely harmful or destructive; evil | |
| 202850326 | travesty | noun- ridiculous imitation of a serious work, performance, or concept |
