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| 300773823 | apotheosis | exaltation to divine rank or stature; deification | |
| 300773824 | manumission | freedom from slavery; emancipation | |
| 300773825 | adamantine | having the hardness of a diamond | |
| 300773826 | dyspeptic | displaying a morose gloomy disposition | |
| 300773827 | tumescent | becoming swollen | |
| 300773828 | vertiginous | tending to produce vertigo or dizziness | |
| 300773829 | ectomorphic | having a lean slightly muscular body type | |
| 300773830 | gaijin | foreigner | |
| 300773831 | inchoate | imperfectly formed or developed | |
| 300773832 | salutary | favorable to health; wholesome | |
| 300773833 | assignation | an appointment for a meeting between lovers; a tryst | |
| 300773834 | excoriate | to denounce; to censure strongly | |
| 300773835 | turbid | in a state of turmoil | |
| 300773836 | venality | susceptibility to bribery or corruption | |
| 300773837 | mendacity | untruthfulness | |
| 300773838 | raconteur | a skillful storyteller | |
| 300773839 | palaver | idle chatter | |
| 300773840 | cadge | to beg or get by begging | |
| 300773841 | perfidy | violation of trust; treachery | |
| 300773842 | ignominious | marked by shame or disgrace | |
| 300773843 | fulminate | to issue a thunderous verbal attack | |
| 300773844 | dolorous | exhibiting sorrow or grief | |
| 300773845 | pander | to cater to the lowest tastes and desires of others | |
| 300773846 | fetid | having and offensive odor | |
| 300773847 | calumny | the utterance of malicious falsehoods; slander | |
| 300773848 | crone | an ugly withered old woman; a hag | |
| 300773849 | baleful | harmful or malignant in intent or effect | |
| 300773850 | numinous | supernatural | |
| 300773851 | ameliorate | to make or become better; improve | |
| 300773852 | pulchritude | physical beauty | |
| 300773853 | ineffable | incapable of being expressed | |
| 300773854 | avuncular | similar to an uncle (in benevolence or kindness) | |
| 300773855 | indefatigable | tireless | |
| 300773856 | bandy | to toss or throw back and forth | |
| 300773857 | bilious | having a peevish disposition | |
| 300773858 | despoil | to sack or plunder | |
| 300773859 | colossal | of a size that elicits awe or disbelief; immense | |
| 300773860 | porcine | of or resembling a pig | |
| 300773861 | insipid | lacking excitement or interest; dull | |
| 300773862 | temporize | to act evasively to gain time or delay a decision | |
| 300773863 | dolefully | in a mournful manner | |
| 300773864 | imminent | about to occur; impending | |
| 300773865 | sanguine | cheerfully confident; optimistic | |
| 300773866 | patrimony | an inheritance from a father or another ancestor | |
| 300773867 | apocalyptic | involving or portending doom or vast devastation | |
| 300773868 | fervor | great intensity of emotion; passion | |
| 300773869 | legerdemain | sleight of hand | |
| 300773870 | lucid | easily understood; intelligible | |
| 300773871 | malaise | a general sense of depression or unease | |
| 300773872 | abscond | to leave quickly and secretly | |
| 300773873 | insuperable | impossible to overcome; insurmountable | |
| 300773874 | diaspora | a dispersion of and originally homogenous people | |
| 300773875 | fecund | productive of offspring or vegetation; fruitful | |
| 300773876 | languidly | in a weak or unenergetic manner | |
| 300773877 | acerbic | sour or bitter in tone | |
| 300773878 | addled | muddled; confused | |
| 300773879 | fortitude | strength of mind; courage | |
| 300773880 | egregious | conspicuously bad or offensive | |
| 300773881 | plinth | a slab on which a pedestal or statues is placed | |
| 300773882 | glib | readily fluent often superficially so | |
| 300773883 | portend | to indicate in advance; to foreshadow | |
| 300773884 | machinations | crafty schemes, plots, or intrigues | |
| 300773885 | credulous | willing to believe or trust to readily | |
| 300773886 | wont | custom; habit | |
| 300773887 | foppish | affecting extreme elegance in taste or manner | |
| 300773888 | retinue | a group following and attending on an important person | |
| 300773889 | epicure | a person with fine taste especially in food or wine | |
| 300773890 | dotage | a decline of mental faculties in old age; senility | |
| 300773891 | auspicious | promising success; favorable | |
| 300773892 | verity | the state or quality of being true | |
| 300773893 | pilfer | to steal | |
| 300773894 | bedlam | a scene or state of wild uproar or confusion | |
| 300773895 | abjure | to recant solemnly; renounce or repudiate | |
| 300773896 | enmity | a feeling of hostility or hatred; animosity | |
| 300773897 | amity | friendship; peaceful harmony | |
| 300773898 | engender | to produce, cause, or give rise to | |
| 300773899 | caitiff | a base, despicable person | |
| 300773900 | quagmire | a difficult or precarious situation; predicament | |
| 300773901 | judicious | using good judgement; discreet or prudent | |
| 300773902 | injunction | a command, directive, or order | |
| 300773903 | importune | to demand with urgency or persistence | |
| 300773904 | yeoman | an attendant or servant | |
| 300773905 | sapient | having great wisdom or judgement | |
| 300773906 | bourn | a small stream or brook | |
| 300773907 | benediction | a blessing; good words | |
| 300773908 | repose | the state of being at rest or the act of resting | |
| 300773909 | gossamer | characterized by unusual lightness or delicacy | |
| 300773910 | cur | an inferior dog; a mongrel | |
| 300773911 | impertinent | intrusive or presumptuous; insolently rude | |
| 300773912 | benison | a blessing | |
| 300773913 | array | and orderly arrangement | |
| 300773914 | musty | stale or moldy in odor or taste | |
| 300773915 | illustrious | highly distinguished; renowned | |
| 300773916 | bootless | without gain or advantage; useless | |
| 300773917 | edifice | a building, especially one of large size or imposing appearance | |
| 300773918 | augur | to predict or foretell | |
| 300773919 | scourge | a source of widespread devastation; a whip | |
| 300773920 | meager | deficient in quantity; scanty | |
| 300773921 | erudite | characterized by great knowledge; learned or scholarly |
