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| 111274237 | camaraderie | rapport and goodwill | |
| 111274238 | frangible | fragile; easy to break | |
| 111274239 | litany | any long, repetitive, or dull recital | |
| 111274240 | moratorium | a suspension of activity; an authorized delay | |
| 111274241 | zealous | fervent; fanatical | |
| 111274242 | desiccate | to dry out; to remove moisture | |
| 111274243 | wrenching | causing mental or physical pain | |
| 111274244 | replete | full; abundant | |
| 111274245 | interminable | tiresome and long; seemingly endless | |
| 111274246 | arable | suitable for cultivation of land | |
| 111274247 | lugubrious | mournful; gloomy | |
| 111274248 | truncate | to shorten | |
| 111274249 | ubiquitous | occurring or seeming to occur everywhere; omnipresent | |
| 111274250 | vernacular | everyday language | |
| 111274251 | equanimity | composure; calmness | |
| 111274252 | metamorphosis | a transformation or dramatic change | |
| 111274253 | donnybrook | a fight; an uproar | |
| 111274254 | nonchalant | unconcerned; indifferent | |
| 111274255 | vestige | a trace or evidence of something that one existed | |
| 111274256 | interlocutor | someone who participates in a conversation | |
| 111274257 | procrustean | strictly disregarding individual differences or circumstances | |
| 111274258 | stygian | dark and forbidding | |
| 111274259 | sophistry | a deliberately or misleading argument | |
| 111274260 | carte blanche | boundless authority; unlimited power to act | |
| 111274261 | incantation | a chant; a recited magical spell | |
| 111274262 | cosmopolitan | worldly; sophisticated | |
| 111274263 | rife | abundant; prevalent | |
| 111274264 | nomenclature | technical names or naming system in an art of science | |
| 111274265 | brigand | a robber or bandit | |
| 111274266 | contemptuous | haughty; scornful | |
| 111274267 | scapegoat | one who bears the blame for others | |
| 111274268 | peremptory | not allowing refusal or delay; imperative | |
| 111274269 | atelier | an artist's or a designer's workshop | |
| 111274270 | axiom | a universal truth; an established rule | |
| 111274271 | dulcet | melodious; pleasing to the ear | |
| 111274272 | usurp | to take over; to seize power | |
| 111274273 | patronizing | treating with condescension; acting superior | |
| 111274274 | inquity | an evil or wicked act | |
| 111274275 | archaic | no longer current of applicable; antiquated | |
| 111274276 | vacillate | to waver; to sway indecisively | |
| 111274277 | perspicacious | keen; morally sharp | |
| 111274278 | abstemious | using or consuming sparingly | |
| 111274279 | talisman | a magic charm or superstitious object for protection of luck | |
| 111274280 | expurgate | to remove vulgar or objectionable material | |
| 111274281 | pellucid | transparent; clear | |
| 111274282 | efficacious | effective; producing the desired outcome | |
| 111274283 | catharsis | a release of emotional tension | |
| 111274284 | inundate | to overwhelm; to fill beyond capacity | |
| 111274285 | revere | to regard with respect, awe, or adoration | |
| 111274286 | internecine | mutually destructive | |
| 111274287 | risible | relating to laughter; laughable | |
| 111274288 | sybaritic | marked by luxury or pleasure | |
| 111274289 | crepuscular | pertaining to twilight | |
| 111274290 | kudos | acclaim or praise | |
| 111274291 | estrange | to alienate | |
| 111274292 | intrinsic | of or relating to a thing's basic nature; inherent | |
| 111274293 | maxim | an established principle; a truth or rule of conduct | |
| 111274295 | putrid | rotten and foul smelling | |
| 111274296 | servile | submissive; slavish | |
| 111274297 | aprocryphal | of questionable authenticity; but widely believed | |
| 111274299 | consternation | alarming dismay or concern | |
| 111274301 | anomaly | a deviation from the norm; an odd or peculiar occurrence | |
| 111274303 | vitriolic | harsh in tone; bitterly critical | |
| 111274305 | preamble | a preliminary statement; an introduction | |
| 111274307 | coterie | a small group of people who share interests and meet frequently | |
| 111274309 | expiate | to make amends for | |
| 111274311 | compendium | a list or collection of items | |
| 111274313 | comprise | to include or consist of; contain | |
| 111274315 | eidetic | pertaining to extraordinarily detailed and vivid recall | |
| 111274317 | innocuous | harmless | |
| 111274321 | foist | to pass off as genuine or valuable | |
| 111274324 | plethora | an overabundance; excess | |
| 111274326 | flippancy | disrepsect | |
| 111274328 | inconguous | incompatible; unsuitable for the situation | |
| 111274330 | disconcert | to frustrate; confuse |
