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| 52866594 | cogent | (adj.) forceful, convincing; relevant, to the point | 0 | |
| 52866595 | exigent | urgent, pressing | 1 | |
| 52866596 | assay | to test, analyze | 2 | |
| 52866597 | intransigent | refusing to compromise | 3 | |
| 52866598 | incite | to stir up, provoke | 4 | |
| 52866599 | resuscitate | to bring back to conciousness | 5 | |
| 52866600 | solicitous | showing care or worry | 6 | |
| 52866601 | perturb | to make worried or upset | 7 | |
| 52866602 | turbulent | very excited or upset | 8 | |
| 52866603 | turbid | cloudy, confused | 9 | |
| 52866604 | alacrity | enthusiastic quickness | 10 | |
| 52866605 | celerity | speed or quickness | 11 | |
| 52866606 | degenerate | a corrupt wrongdoer | 12 | |
| 52866607 | engender | to bring about, to produce | 13 | |
| 52866608 | genre | a kind or type of art | 14 | |
| 52866609 | cognate | related to or coming from same source | 15 | |
| 52866610 | innate | natural, present from birth | 16 | |
| 52866611 | nascent | in the act of being born, growing | 17 | |
| 52866612 | transfigure | to change form or appearance of | 18 | |
| 52866613 | fictive | not real | 19 | |
| 52866614 | feign | to make up or invent, pretend | 20 | |
| 52866615 | parturient | pregnant, about to bring forth | 21 | |
| 52866616 | repertory | the range of works an artist can produce or preform | 22 | |
| 52866617 | vehement | strongly emotional, fierce and passionate | 23 | |
| 52866618 | inveigh | to attack strongly with words, to talk or write bitterly against | 24 | |
| 52866619 | surmise | to draw a conclusion based on little or no information, to guess | 25 | |
| 52866620 | demise | the end of existence, death | 26 | |
| 52866621 | remit | to make less or weaker, to forgive or pardon | 27 | |
| 52866622 | emblematic | standing for another thing | 28 | |
| 52866623 | diabolical | of or like a devil, very wicked or cruel | 29 | |
| 52866624 | hyperbole | an exaggeration for effect | 30 | |
| 52866625 | episodic | happening in parts or segments | 31 | |
| 52866626 | methodical | orderly and regular | 32 | |
| 52866627 | synod | a coucil, especially of churches or church officials | 33 | |
| 53831818 | pastoral | having to do with the country | 34 | |
| 53831819 | repast | a meal, food and drink for a meal | 35 | |
| 53831820 | aggregate | gathered into a whole; thought of as a group | 36 | |
| 53831821 | egregious | standing out sharply as wrong or bad | 37 | |
| 53831822 | gregarious | liking to be with other people | 38 | |
| 53831823 | agrarian | having to do with farming | 39 | |
| 53831824 | peregrination | the act of traveling about; a journey | 40 | |
| 53831825 | fruition | fulfillment of an effort or desire | 41 | |
| 53831826 | fruitless | yielding no positive results | 42 | |
| 53831827 | rustic | having to do with the countryside, rural | 43 | |
| 53831828 | bucolic | having to do with country life or farms | 44 | |
| 53831829 | idyllic | simple and pleasant | 45 | |
| 54527850 | abscond | to leave in a hurry, especially to escape the law | 46 | |
| 54527851 | recondite | difficult to understand, hidden from understanding | 47 | |
| 54527852 | cryptic | hard to understand, having a secret meaning | 48 | |
| 54527853 | apocryphal | coming from an unreliable source; untrue | 49 | |
| 54527854 | aperture | an opening or a hole | 50 | |
| 54527855 | overt | public, unhidden, open | 51 | |
| 54527856 | covert | done in a hidden or secret manner | 52 | |
| 54527857 | context | the circumstances or setting surrounding an event | 53 | |
| 54527858 | subtext | the hidden or underlying meaning of something | 54 | |
| 54527859 | pretext | a stated reason for doing something; an excuse | 55 | |
| 55632965 | moratorium | a formal delay; a suspension | 56 | |
| 55632966 | demure | modest and shy | 57 | |
| 55632967 | demur | to express unwillingness to do something; to object | 58 | |
| 55632968 | extemporaneous | done without planning; improvised | 59 | |
| 55632969 | temporal | having to do with finite time or everyday life | 60 | |
| 55632970 | temporize | to put off making a decision; to stall | 61 | |
| 55632971 | diurnal | happening or active during the day | 62 | |
| 55632972 | sojourn | a short stay or visit | 63 | |
| 55632973 | adjourn | to formally bring to an end | 64 | |
| 55632974 | anachronism | anything that seems to be out of its proper time | 65 | |
| 55632975 | chronicle | to tell or write the history of | 66 | |
| 55632976 | synchronous | happening at the same time as | 67 | |
| 56930140 | psyche | the mind, especially as the center of a person's being | 68 | |
| 56930141 | psychosomatic | having an effect on the body | 69 | |
| 56930142 | psychotic | having severe mental illness to the point of disconnection from reality | 70 | |
| 56930143 | pusillanimous | timid or cowardly, not brave | 71 | |
| 56930144 | animadversion | strong critism or blame | 72 | |
| 56930145 | inanimate | without life; unmoving | 73 | |
| 56930146 | transpire | to take place; to happen | 74 | |
| 56930147 | conspire | to plan together secretly | 75 | |
| 56930148 | aspire | to have a strong desire to get or do something | 76 | |
| 56930149 | esprit | liveliness; high spiritedness | 77 | |
| 56930150 | discordant | not agreeing or going well together | 78 | |
| 56930151 | concordance | agreement or harmony | 79 | |
| 58078475 | discursive | wandering from one topic to another | 80 | |
| 58078476 | concur | to agree in an opinion or decision | 81 | |
| 58078477 | succor | badly needed help; aid | 82 | |
| 58078478 | obsequious | too willing to serve or obey | 83 | |
| 58078479 | segue | movement from one thing to another; transition | 84 | |
| 58078480 | ensue | to come after; to happen as a result of | 85 | |
| 58078481 | incessant | going on without stopping; seemingly | 86 | |
| 58078482 | concede | to admit that something is true; to give up | 87 | |
| 58078483 | intercede | to ask or plead with on behalf of another | 88 | |
| 58078484 | perpetuity | a time period lasting through the ages; eternity | 89 | |
| 58078485 | perpetuate | to cause to continue; to further | 90 | |
| 59110129 | judicious | having or showing good judgement | 91 | |
| 59110130 | adjudicate | to settle a dispute or argument | 92 | |
| 59110131 | amoral | not concerned about morality | 93 | |
| 59110132 | mores | attitudes and behaviors that are so firmly fixed that they are followed like laws | 94 | |
| 59110133 | morose | gloomy, bad tempered | 95 | |
| 59110134 | expiate | to make up for doing wrong | 96 | |
| 59110135 | impious | lacking respect for what should be worshipped | 97 | |
| 59110136 | consecrate | to set apart as holy; to give up to a purpose | 98 | |
| 59110137 | execrable | very bad; hateful | 99 | |
| 59110138 | sacrosanct | so sacred or revered as to be off-limits | 100 | |
| 61429662 | artifice | clever trickety, deception | 101 | |
| 61429663 | artless | without strategy or deceit; naive | 102 | |
| 61429664 | inert | not having power to move; slow to act | 103 | |
| 61429665 | icon | an image that best represents something; a symbol | 104 | |
| 61429666 | iconoclast | a person who attacks or mocks things most people believe in | 105 | |
| 61429667 | iconography | the study of a group of representative pictures or symbols | 106 | |
| 61429668 | emulate | to seek to be like; to admiringly mimic | 107 | |
| 61429669 | inimitable | impossible to imitate or copy | 108 | |
| 61429670 | purveyor | one who supplies or sells | 109 | |
| 61429671 | proviso | a clause or statement that gives instructions for a potential event or situation | 110 | |
| 61429672 | purview | range of skills or authority; capability | 111 | |
| 62414833 | sinecure | a job that bring a salary or reward without requiring work; a job in name only | 112 | |
| 62414834 | incurious | not inclined to seek knowledge; idle | 113 | |
| 62414835 | procure | to get with some effort | 114 | |
| 62414836 | internecine | causing many deaths on all sides of a conflict | 115 | |
| 62414837 | innocuous | not causing harm or injury | 116 | |
| 62414838 | solace | comfort or consolation | 117 | |
| 62414839 | inconsolable | very sad; unable to be comforted | 118 | |
| 62414840 | salubrious | promoting good health | 119 | |
| 62414841 | salutary | having a positive or healthy result | 120 | |
| 62414842 | salutation | an act of greeting | 121 | |
| 63278490 | subjugate | to bring under control; to conquer or subdue | 122 | |
| 63278491 | conjugal | of or related to marriage | 123 | |
| 63278492 | contiguous | touching on one side; sharing a border | 124 | |
| 63278493 | contingent | possible, conditional | 125 | |
| 63278494 | infrangible | unable to be broken or removed; inalienable | 126 | |
| 63278495 | defray | to pay or supply the money for | 127 | |
| 63278496 | suffrage | the right to vote | 128 | |
| 63278497 | refract | to filter through a lens or medium | 129 | |
| 63278498 | transect | to divide by cutting across | 130 | |
| 63278499 | sectarian | of or having to do with a sect; limited | 131 | |
| 64802686 | capitulate | to yield, to surrender | 132 | |
| 64802687 | recapitulate | to summarize briefly | 133 | |
| 64802688 | caprice | sudden change of intention; impulsiveness | 134 | |
| 64802689 | precipitate | to cause something to happen immediately; to speed up | 135 | |
| 64802690 | adduce | to bring forth as evidence; to use as an example | 136 | |
| 64802691 | traduce | to say false things in order to harm the reputation of | 137 | |
| 64802692 | subdue | to conquer or overcome | 138 | |
| 64802693 | subservient | willing to obey | 139 | |
| 64802694 | servile | like a slave; too humble | 140 | |
| 64802695 | reserved | keeping one's thoughts to oneself; withdrawn | 141 | |
| 64802696 | sovereign | having the highest power or authority; ruling | 142 | |
| 64802697 | surfeit | to fill to excess; gorge | 143 | |
| 64802698 | insuperable | not able to be overcome | 144 |
