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| 201292364 | pillar | n. a slender upright column used to support a roof | 0 | |
| 201292365 | prosperity | n. the state of being successsful or flourishing | 1 | |
| 201292366 | transfixed | v. motionless with amazement or horror | 2 | |
| 201292367 | coax | v. to try to persuade by gentle but constant asking or other measures | 3 | |
| 201292368 | askew | adj. not lined up straight; awry | 4 | |
| 201292369 | presume | v. 1. to suppose to be true 2. to act without permission or authority | 5 | |
| 201292370 | reverently | adv. with feelings of deep respect | 6 | |
| 201292371 | flank | v. to be placed at the side of | 7 | |
| 204429047 | endeavor | v. to make a major effort; attempt | 8 | |
| 204429992 | resolve | v. 1. to make a firm decision 2. to bring to a conclusion | 9 | |
| 204430713 | appalled | v. surprised and dismayed | 10 | |
| 204430714 | frivolous | adj. Not serious or important; silly | 11 | |
| 208034673 | hostile | adj. unfriendly; unfavorable to one's well-being | 12 | |
| 208034674 | perilous | adj. dangerous | 13 | |
| 208034675 | subside | v. 1. to sink or fall to the bottom; settle 2. to become less in strength or violence | 14 | |
| 208034676 | secluded | v. kept apart from everything else. | 15 | |
| 215983040 | cunning | adj. sly or clever | 16 | |
| 215983041 | contemplate | v. to regard thoughtfully | 17 | |
| 215983042 | gravity | n. seriousness | 18 | |
| 215983043 | persevere | v. to keep on. to persist | 19 | |
| 237810376 | fathom | v. to comprehend (understand) in depth | 20 | |
| 237810377 | imperative | adj. necessary | 21 | |
| 237810378 | impotent | adj. powerless | 22 | |
| 237810379 | placidly | adv. calmly; peacefully | 23 | |
| 237810380 | inevitable | adj. unavoidable; bound to happen | 24 | |
| 237810381 | squander | v. to waste | 25 | |
| 237810382 | waver | v. to be uncertain; to fluctuate; to swing back and forth | 26 | |
| 237810383 | diligent | adj. hard-working | 27 | |
| 237810384 | animosity | n. a feeling of resentment that could lead to violence; hostility | 28 | |
| 237810385 | provoke | v. 1. to make angry; to annoy 2. to arouse to action or feeling | 29 | |
| 237810386 | indignant | adj. angry about something that is unfair, mean, or bad | 30 | |
| 237810387 | audacious | adj. bold; daring | 31 | |
| 315963227 | warily | adv. on gaurd; alert to or looking out for danger | 32 | |
| 315963228 | vehemently | adv. intensely; strongly or violently | 33 | |
| 315963229 | destined | v. to be determined or established ahead of time | 34 | |
| 315963230 | confront | v. to come face to face with; to oppose | 35 | |
| 315963231 | compliant | adj. submissive; yielding | 36 | |
| 315963232 | obstinate | adj. stubborn; clinging, usually unreasonably, to an opinion, purpose, or course. | 37 | |
| 315963233 | compel | v. to force | 38 | |
| 315963234 | deliberate( de LIB er rayt) | v. to consider; to reflect upon | 39 | |
| 315963235 | deliberate( de LIB er uht) | adj. decided upon as a result of careful thought | 40 | |
| 331240985 | solemn | adj. serious or thoughtful; formal or stately | 41 | |
| 331240986 | tyrant | n. a cruel or brutal ruler; any oppressor | 42 | |
| 331240987 | adept | adj. skilled; expert | 43 | |
| 331240988 | enthrall | v. to charm or captivate; To hold spellbound | 44 | |
| 331240989 | incessant | adj.unceasing; never ending | 45 | |
| 331240990 | zealous | adj. enthusiastically devoted to something; fervent | 46 | |
| 331240991 | trepidation | n. fear; nervous trembling; apprehension | 47 | |
| 331240992 | exemplary | adj. outstanding; worthy of imitation | 48 | |
| 342387767 | prominent | adj. 1. well-known, leading, or outstanding. 2. attracting attention as by size or position. | 49 | |
| 342387768 | privily | adv. privately | 50 | |
| 342387769 | affirm | v. to declare positively; to maintain to be true | 51 | |
| 342387770 | espouse | v. 1. to marry 2. to support or adopt a cause or theory | 52 | |
| 349928320 | tedious | adj. long and tiring | 53 | |
| 349928321 | implement | v. to put into practice; to carry out the terms or details of, such as a treaty or a plan | 54 | |
| 349928322 | scrutinize | v. to examine closely | 55 | |
| 349928323 | potential | the capability of becoming real; possibility | 56 | |
| 349928324 | aspire | v. to seek to attain something high or great | 57 | |
| 349928325 | elated | adj. filled with joy and pride | 58 | |
| 349928326 | auspicious | adj. favorable; pointing to a good result | 59 | |
| 349928327 | adverse | adj. unfavorable; directed against a person or a thing | 60 | |
| 349928328 | amiable | adj. friendly; agreeable | 61 | |
| 349928329 | antagonist | n. an opponent; a person who is against another person; In literature, the "bad guy" or anything that is opposing the "good guy" | 62 | |
| 349928330 | distraught | adj. confused and upset; agitated | 63 | |
| 349928331 | awestruck | adj. amazed; filled with wonder mixed with fear | 64 | |
| 349928332 | trite | adj. overused; not original | 65 | |
| 349928333 | formidable | adj. causing fear or dread; Having qualities that discourage approach or attack | 66 | |
| 349928334 | obscure | adj. unclear; clouded | 67 | |
| 349928335 | laden | adj. loaded; burdened | 68 | |
| 349928336 | revel | v. to take great delight in something | 69 | |
| 349928337 | jaunty | adj. lively, energetic | 70 | |
| 349928338 | encounter | v. to come upon or meet | 71 | |
| 349928339 | lure | v. to tempt or lead away by offering some pleasure or advantage | 72 |
