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| 127400314 | abrogate | to repeal, to set aside, to nullify | |
| 127400315 | abscond | to leave quickly and secretively | |
| 127400316 | accolade | an award or honor | |
| 127400317 | adjure | to command or urge | |
| 127400318 | aggrieve | to distress, to mistreat | |
| 127400319 | ameliorate | to make better, to ease or improve | |
| 127400320 | anathema | something or someone loathed or intensely disliked | |
| 127400321 | ancillary | subsidiary, subordinate | |
| 127400322 | antipodal | situated on opposite sides of the earth, or being exactly opposite | |
| 127400323 | apostasy | abandonment of a loyalty or religion | |
| 127400324 | assignation | a secret meeting, a tryst, or something assigned | |
| 127400325 | bandy | to toss back and forth, to exchange, to use in a glib way | |
| 127400326 | bathos | a transition from the illustrious to the commonplace, overcome pathos, triteness | |
| 127400327 | bilious | ill-tempered, cranky, angry | |
| 127400328 | bivouac | a temporary encampment | |
| 127400329 | effete | exhausted, lost vitality, overrefined | |
| 127400330 | enervate | to weaken, to sap up strength | |
| 127400331 | ennui | boredom, listlessness, lack of interest | |
| 127400332 | ensconce | to settle in snugly, to hide in a secure place | |
| 127400333 | erudite | scholarly, deeply learned, well read | |
| 127400334 | feckless | lacking responsibility | |
| 127400335 | feral | wild, like a wild animal, savage | |
| 127400336 | fetter | to impede, to restrain, hamper | |
| 127400337 | flagellate | to whip, or to punish as if by whipping | |
| 127400338 | foment | to stir up, to incite | |
| 127400339 | forswear | to retract, renounce or recant | |
| 127400340 | gestalt | a structure, whose parts cannot stand alone | |
| 127400341 | gesticulate | to gesture, especially when speaking | |
| 127400342 | gird | to invest with authority, to brace | |
| 127400343 | histrionic | overly dramatic, theatrical, deliberately affected | |
| 127400344 | ignominous | disgraceful and dishonorable | |
| 127400345 | impecunious | without money, penniless | |
| 127400346 | impugn | to attack the integrity of something | |
| 127400347 | implacable | not capable of being appeased or mollified | |
| 127400348 | inchoate | just beginning, not organized or orderly, incomplete | |
| 127400349 | iniquitous | evil, unjust | |
| 127400350 | insouciant | nonchalant, lighthearted, unconcerned | |
| 127400351 | intransigent | uncompromising, stubborn | |
| 127400352 | inveterate | habitual, deeply rooted or established | |
| 127400353 | juggernaut | a massive, nonstoppable object | |
| 127400354 | lassitude | a weariness, listlessness, a state of lethargy | |
| 127400355 | libidinous | lustful, lascivious | |
| 127400356 | machination | scheming activity for an evil purpose | |
| 127400357 | malfeasance | an illegal act especially by a public official | |
| 127400358 | martinet | one who adheres strictly to rules | |
| 127400359 | mendacious | dishonest, deceitful | |
| 127400360 | mercurial | emotionally unpredictable, given to rapid mood changes | |
| 127400361 | myopia | nearsightedness, lacking foresight | |
| 127400362 | nepotism | showing favoritism to friends and family, as in granting political jobs | |
| 127400363 | nihilism | the belief that there are no values or morals in the universe | |
| 127400364 | noisome | harmful, unwholesome, stinking | |
| 127400365 | obdurate | stubborn | |
| 127400366 | obsequious | fawning, subservient | |
| 127400367 | onerous | burdensome | |
| 127400368 | onus | burden, blame, obligation | |
| 127400369 | opprobrious | damning, extremely critical, disgraceful | |
| 127400370 | panacea | a remedy that cures everything | |
| 127400371 | paradigm | a model or example | |
| 127400372 | philistine | a smugly insensitive and ignorant person who has no knowledge of artistic or intellectual subjects | |
| 127400373 | phlegmatic | calm, indifferent, not easily aroused | |
| 127400374 | plebeian | common, vulgar, low class | |
| 127400375 | pluralism | a society in which distinct groups function together, but retain their identities | |
| 127400376 | portent | an omen | |
| 127400377 | probity | honesty, uprightness | |
| 127400378 | prurient | have lustful thoughts or desires | |
| 127400379 | punctilious | meticulously attentative to detail, exacting | |
| 127400380 | recidivism | the act of repeating offense | |
| 127400381 | redoubtable | formidable, fearsome | |
| 127400382 | remuneration | payment, recompense | |
| 127400383 | rife | widespread, abounding | |
| 127400384 | ruminate | to muse upon | |
| 127400385 | sallow | a sickly, greenish-yellow tone | |
| 127400386 | saturnine | sullen, gloomy, depressed | |
| 127400387 | sententious | preachy, pompous | |
| 127400388 | slatternly | sqaulid, a slovenly person | |
| 127400389 | somnolent | drowsy, sleepy | |
| 127400390 | spate | a sudden outburst | |
| 127400391 | stalwart | unwavering, robust, sturdily-built | |
| 127400392 | tendentious | advancing a point of view | |
| 127400393 | timorous | fearful, easily frightened | |
| 127400394 | umbrage | displeasure or resentment, a shade | |
| 127400395 | vagary | whim, an unpredictable action | |
| 127400396 | venerate | to honor, worship or respect | |
| 127400397 | veracious | truthful, honest | |
| 127400398 | vitriolic | corrosive, biting, bitterly scathing | |
| 127400399 | wont | custom, habit | |
| 141602010 | bumptious | pushy, conceited, noisily self-assertive | |
| 141602011 | byzantine | extremely intricate or complex in nature | |
| 141602012 | cabal | a secret group of conspirators, a clique | |
| 141602013 | calumny | slander, deliberate false statements | |
| 141602014 | cavil | to quibble, to raise trivial objections | |
| 141602015 | comport | to behave | |
| 141602016 | concomitant | accompanying, attending, going along with | |
| 141602017 | conflagration | a large disastrous fire | |
| 141602018 | coterie | an intimate group of people with a common interest | |
| 141602019 | decimate | to kill or destroy a large part of | |
| 141602020 | dichotomy | division into two often contradictory parts | |
| 141602021 | dissipate | to break up, to squander, to indulge excessively in sensual pleasure | |
| 141602022 | draconian | severe, exceedingly harsh | |
| 157472533 | depredate | to prey upon, to plunder with violence if necessary | |
| 157472534 | determinism | a philosophy that says things are determined in ways that are out of human hands (AKA predestination) |
