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| 326898865 | Abnegation | unwillingness to admit reality or truth; denial | |
| 326898866 | Abtruse | difficult to understand | |
| 326898867 | Acrid | strong and sharp | |
| 326898868 | Affront | insult; offense; intentional act of disrespect; V: insult or hurt the feelings of intentionally | |
| 326898869 | Anachronism | something or someone out of place in terms of historical or chronological context | |
| 326898870 | August | (adj.) majestic, inspiring admiration and respect | |
| 326898871 | Cacophony | a loud harsh or strident noise | |
| 326898872 | Chagrin | embarrassment; mortification; disappointment | |
| 326898873 | Clandestine | secretive, concealed for a darker purpose | |
| 326898874 | Contumely | rudeness | |
| 326898875 | Deprecate | disapprove; belittle | |
| 326898876 | Desultory | marked by lack of definite plan or regularity or purpose | |
| 326898877 | Eclectic | made up of a variety of sources or styles | |
| 326898878 | Egregious | conspicuously bad or offensive | |
| 326898879 | Enamored | inflamed with love | |
| 326898880 | Eschew | to avoid, shun, keep away from | |
| 326898881 | Facile | easily done | |
| 326898882 | Fickle | likely to change on a whim or without apparent reason | |
| 326898883 | Generic | applicable to an entire class or group | |
| 326898884 | Harbinger | something that indicates what is to come; a forerunner | |
| 326898885 | Hypochondriac | a person suffering from abnormal anxiety about his or her health; one who imagines he or she is sick or has symptoms of a disease | |
| 326898886 | Impute | to blame or to charge | |
| 326898887 | Inept | unsuited; inappropriate; lacking skill; incompetent; CF. inapt: (of statements or ideas) inappropriate | |
| 326898888 | Intrepid | very brave, fearless, unshakable | |
| 326898889 | Juxtapose | to place side by side, especially for comparison or contrast | |
| 326898890 | Labyrinth | complex system of paths or tunnels in which it is easy to get lost | |
| 326898891 | Machiavellian | cunning, deceitful, and underhanded in business or politics; aiming to maintain power by whatever means necessary | |
| 326898892 | Mellifluous | sweet and smooth sounding | |
| 326898893 | Nomad | a member of a people who have no permanent home but move about according to the seasons | |
| 326898894 | Ostentatious | showy; intended to impress people | |
| 326898895 | Paradox | a statement or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in reality expresses a possible truth. | |
| 326898896 | Pathos | a quality that arouses emotions (especially pity or sorrow) | |
| 326898897 | Pensive | dreamily or wistfully thoughtful | |
| 326898898 | Philistine | a narrow-minded person with no interest in the arts | |
| 326898899 | Poignant | deeply affecting, touching; keen or sharp in taste or smell | |
| 326898900 | Prate | to talk idly or foolishly at great length | |
| 326898901 | Propinquity | nearness, closeness, proximity | |
| 326898902 | Redress | to set right, remedy; relief from wrong or injury | |
| 326898903 | Reticent | quiet; reserved; reluctant to express thoughts and feelings | |
| 326898904 | Satiate | fill to satisfaction | |
| 326898905 | Staccato | marked by or composed of disconnected parts or sounds | |
| 326898906 | Succinct | briefly and clearly expressed | |
| 326898907 | Sycophant | a person who tries to please someone in order to gain a personal advantage | |
| 326898908 | Tenacious | holding fast; holding together firmly; persistent | |
| 326898909 | Tyro | beginner; novice | |
| 326898910 | Vainglorious | boastful; excessively conceited | |
| 326898911 | Verbose | using more words than are needed; wordy | |
| 326898912 | Virtuoso | a person highly skilled in music or another artistic pursuit | |
| 326898913 | Vivacity | liveliness; animation | |
| 326898914 | Wanton | immoral, lewd |
