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| 87176550 | Abject | utterly hopeless, humiliating, or wretched; contemptible. (dispicable, miserable.). | |
| 87176551 | Aperture | a hole or an opening. | |
| 87176552 | Array | a large grouping of thingd; regular order of arrangement; to clothe. (arrange, dress, ornament.). | |
| 87176553 | Bolt | to move suddenly. | |
| 87176554 | Codicil | a supplement or an amendment (usually to a will.). | |
| 87176555 | Crescendo | a gradual increase in volume and intensity. | |
| 87176556 | Endow | to provide with income or property, to supply with a talent or quality. | |
| 87176557 | Flower | to develop fully. | |
| 87176558 | Genial | cordial; pleasantly warm. (friendly, pleasant, kindly.). | |
| 87176559 | Germane | important to the issue at hand, pertinent. (applicable, material.). | |
| 87176560 | Laggard | slow, sluggish. | |
| 87176561 | Martial | relating to war or a warrior. | |
| 87176562 | Nimble | quick in movement or resourcefulness. | |
| 87176563 | Palette | board on which a painter mixes paints. | |
| 87176564 | Philology | study of literature, especially language ysed in literature. | |
| 87176565 | Precognition | knowing something before it happens. | |
| 87176566 | Quaint | unusual in character or apperance. (unique.). | |
| 87176567 | Refain (noun) | a recurring phase or verse. | |
| 87176568 | Resurge | to rise again. | |
| 87176569 | Searing | causing to wither or to dry up or to become scorched. | |
| 87176570 | Splice | to join. | |
| 87176571 | Syncopation | the accenting of musical beats not normally accented. | |
| 87176572 | Trenchant | incisive or keen; caustic, cutting. (sharp.). | |
| 87176573 | Vestiges | remnants, traces, remains. | |
| 87176574 | Winsome | winning, engaging, or charming. |
