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| 129960452 | Attenuate | to make thin or to lessen the force or magnitude. (weakened.). | |
| 129960453 | Calcified | inflexible, hardened. | |
| 129960454 | Concomitant | something that accompanies or exists concurrently with something else. | |
| 129960455 | Divination | foretelling the future by means of magic. | |
| 129960456 | Epithet | a term or phrase describing or characterizing. | |
| 129960457 | Foremost | first in rank, time, place, or position. | |
| 129960458 | Goad | to urge on in a negative sense. | |
| 129960459 | Impute | to blame or to charge. | |
| 129960460 | Influence | authority, prestige. | |
| 129960461 | Inveterate | firmly established, habitual, deep-rooted. | |
| 129960462 | Mellifluous | sweetly or smoothly flowing; sweet-sounding. | |
| 129960463 | Monastic | seclusion or simplicity of life. | |
| 129960464 | Necromancy | communicating with spirits, black magic. | |
| 129960465 | Onus | something distasteful to bear that involves considerable difficulty. | |
| 129960466 | Parasite | an organism that lives on another organism but contributes nothing. | |
| 129960467 | Potentate | a monarch, very powerful ruler, sovereign. | |
| 129960468 | Primeval | ancient, relating to the earliest ages. | |
| 129960469 | Ravenous | urgently eager for food; craving satisfaction or gratification. (voracious.). | |
| 129960470 | Ribald | vulgaly humorous, profane. (gross, obscence, vulgar.). | |
| 129960471 | Sententious | given to excessive moralizing. (expressive.). | |
| 129960472 | Stint | to limit to a certain amount; to be frugal. (confine, restrain.). | |
| 129960473 | Theatrical | overly dramatic, exaggerated in behavior. | |
| 129960474 | Unnerve | to cause to lose composure. | |
| 129960475 | Visionary | a dreamer; one whol is impractical. | |
| 129960476 | Zenith | the highest point overhead, peak. |
