Fiske 46-54
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| 46850945 | lunatic | insane, wildly foolish | |
| 46850946 | irrational | not rational or reasonable | |
| 46850947 | incoherent | unable to think or express thoughts in a clear or orderly manner | |
| 46850948 | deranged | to distrub the order of something, to upset the normal condition | |
| 46850949 | demented | loss of intellectual faculties (memory, concentration, judgement) | |
| 46850950 | neurotic | informally to mean excessively anxious or upset | |
| 46850951 | psychotic | severe mental disorder | |
| 46850952 | berserk | destructively deranged or wildly unrestrained | |
| 46850953 | delusional | having a false belief in something despite strong evidence | |
| 46850954 | amuck | doing something in a frenzied or uncontrolled state | |
| 46850955 | rehash | to do something over again, often with minor alterations | |
| 46850956 | alliteration | the repetition of the same sound, usually a consonant | |
| 46850957 | recurrent | to occur repeatedly | |
| 46850958 | doppelganger | a ghostly double of a living person, one who stalks or haunts | |
| 46850959 | reprise | to return to an original theme | |
| 46850960 | recapitulate | to repeat in a concise form | |
| 46850961 | tautology | a needless repetition of the same words or phrases | |
| 46850962 | reprobate | a hardened criminal, a repeat offender | |
| 46850963 | perennial | lasting an indefinitely long time, appearing again and again | |
| 46850964 | replicate | duplicate, reproduce | |
| 46850965 | besmirched | to make dirty, stain | |
| 46850966 | sully | to soil | |
| 46850967 | defiled | to corrupt or take away the purity of something | |
| 46850968 | squalid | dirty or wretched, caused by poverty or negligence | |
| 46850969 | slovenly | sloppy | |
| 46850970 | unkempt | disorderly, untidy | |
| 46850971 | disheveled | not neatly arranged | |
| 46850972 | slatternly | dirty, untidy woman | |
| 46850973 | mire | wet, soggy, muddy place; get stuck/entangled in something | |
| 46850974 | bedraggled | wet, limp, soiled as if being dragged through mud | |
| 46850975 | ablution | washing or cleansing of the body | |
| 46850976 | immaculate | impeccably clean, flawless | |
| 46850977 | purge | cleanse, purify | |
| 46850978 | expurgate | remove obscene, objectionable material from a book or other piece of writing before publication | |
| 46850979 | bowdlerize | cleanse a manuscript of "offensive material"; skew the content in a certain way | |
| 46850980 | unadulterated | not diluted with irrelevant or unnecessary material | |
| 46850981 | fumigate | to employ smoke in order to disinfect or exterminate | |
| 46850982 | hygienic | sanitary, sufficiently clean as to preserve health | |
| 46850983 | pristine | clean and pure, free from dirt/decay | |
| 46850984 | winnow | to rid of undesirable parts, to separate the good from the bad | |
| 46850985 | apotheosis | glorification, giving God-like stature to | |
| 46850986 | apostate | someone who has abandoned religious faith, political party, or cause | |
| 46850987 | heretic | a person who holds controversial opinions | |
| 46850988 | theocracy | a government ruled by religious authority | |
| 46850989 | numinous | having a supernatural presence, spiritually elevated | |
| 46850990 | ecumenical | universal, worldwide scope | |
| 46850991 | redemption | to rescue or save, deliverance upon payment of a ransom | |
| 46850992 | sanctimonious | pretending to be sacred, excessively righteous | |
| 46850993 | transcendent | lying beyond the ordinary range of perception, not part of material universe | |
| 46850994 | ecclesiastical | relating to church, appropriate for use in a church | |
| 46850995 | pantheon | "all gods" | |
| 46850996 | sacrilegious | behavior that's disrespectful toward things many consider sacred | |
| 46850997 | canon | referred to church law or codes as established by a church or council | |
| 46850998 | laity | people who are not members of clergy, or specialized group | |
| 46850999 | credo | formal statement of beliefs | |
| 46851000 | messianic | refer to zealous or overzealous belief in a cause or leader | |
| 46851001 | incarnation | a fleshly version of the divine | |
| 46851002 | venial | sin that is minor, or easily forgivable | |
| 46851003 | conclave | highly secret meeting | |
| 46851004 | hagiography | life of a saint....too good to be human | |
| 46851005 | susurrus | soft rustling noise, a whisper, a murmur | |
| 46851006 | epitome | typical representative or example of some category | |
| 46851007 | striation | ridge, groove, or a furrow | |
| 46851008 | holistic | overall quality of something, the interdependence of its parts | |
| 46851009 | stipulate | demand as part of an agreement; specify exactly what's required | |
| 46851010 | extant | still in existence | |
| 46851011 | tribulation | hardship, affliction, form of suffering | |
| 46851012 | recrimination | countering one accusation with another | |
| 46851013 | conundrum | challenging puzzle, dilemma, riddle | |
| 46851014 | belie | misrepresentation to self-contradiction | |
| 46851015 | surfeit | over-muchness | |
| 46851016 | superfluous | overflowing-describing literal objects, or abstract qualities | |
| 46851017 | plethora | excess, a lot | |
| 46851018 | myriad | indefinite but huge quantity | |
| 46851019 | sate | fully or excessively satisfied | |
| 46851020 | exorbitant | exceeds all fair bounds, describing prices or numerical quantities | |
| 46851021 | gratuitous | unwanted, unjustified | |
| 46851022 | supernumerary | person who is in excess of a required number (ex. "extra" in a movie) | |
| 46851023 | aggrandize | someone's making himself seem greater by exaggerating/belittling others | |
| 46851024 | lagniappe | an unexpected extra gift or benefit | |
| 46851025 | dearth | costly | |
| 46851026 | paucity | few | |
| 46851027 | exiguous | just barely enough for the purpose | |
| 46851028 | eke | adding to, increasing, or managing but with difficulty | |
| 46851029 | stint | restricting, limiting | |
| 46851030 | scant | barely sufficient, in short supply | |
| 46851031 | nominal | something exists in name only | |
| 46851032 | meager | scanty in either quantity or quality | |
| 46851033 | pittance | tiny amount (usually of money or more abstract entity) | |
| 46851034 | titular | in name or title only, referring to the title |
