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13825285656	caveat	caution to prevent misunderstanding	0
13825285644	Abrogate (verb)	to abolish, officially	1
13825285645	affable [adjective]	friendly	2
13825285646	Charlatan (noun)	an intellectual fraud	3
13825285647	irrefragable	indisputable (impossible to contradict)	4
13825285648	Vacillate (verb)	to go back and forth	5
13825285649	stellar	excellent	6
13825285650	circumvent	to go around	7
13825285651	precipitious	dangerously steep	8
13825285652	sordid	filthy	9
13825285653	incidentally (adv)	by the way	10
13825285654	protract	to prolong	11
13825285655	effervescent	fizzy or bubbly	12
13825285657	gregarious	outgoing; sociable	13
13825285658	Exarcerbate	to make something worse	14
13825285659	recalcitrant	stubbornness to authority	15
13825285660	vindicate	to prove right or free from guilt	16
13825285661	harbinger	a sign of something to come	17
13825285662	circumspect	careful in decision making	18
13825285663	untenable	indefensible	19
13825285664	embellish	to decorate	20
13825285665	placid	peaceful	21
13825285666	mollify	to soften	22
13825285667	indelible	incapable of being removed	23
13825285668	purveyor	one who provides or supplies	24
13825285669	explicate	to explain	25
13825285670	sophomoric	immature	26
13825285671	frivolous	lacking in seriousness	27
13825285672	assuage	to relieve	28
13825285673	truncate	to shorten by cutting	29
13825285674	pensive	(adj.) thoughtfully reflective	30
13825285675	extrapolate S	To reason from the known to the unknown	31
13825285676	ruse	an act( designed ) to confuse or mislead, -	32
13825285677	germane	relevant,	33
13825285678	penchant	A liking for	34
13825285679	augment	to make greater or , increase	35
13825285680	ubiquitous	Existing all at once	36
13825285681	erudite	(adj.) scholarly,	37
13825285682	assiduously (adv)	diligently	38
13825285683	imbue (v)	To instill	39
13825285684	resonate	To echo	40
13825285685	pejorative (adj)	belittling .to put down	41
13825285686	cogent	convincing	42
13825285687	codify	To arrange laws into a systematic format	43
13825285688	decry	To publicly denounce	44
13825285689	enjoin	To prohibit	45
13825285690	perfunctory	done as a matter of routine	46
13825285691	tantamount	Equivalent	47
13825285692	espouse (v)	to adopt as ones own	48
13825285693	cognizant	Aware	49
13825285694	abate	(v.) to lessen	50
13825285695	mutlifarious	having great variety	51
13825285696	odious	repulsive	52
13825285697	dissemble	(v.) to disguise or conceal	53
13825285698	aggrandize	(v.) to increase	54
13825285699	inexorably (adv)	Unyielding	55
13825285700	urbane	Civil, well manner	56
13825285701	ascertain	to find out	57
13825285702	deride	to ridicule,	58
13825285703	clandestinely	secretly	59
13825285704	cogitate	to ponder	60
13825285705	fallacious	Logically false	61
13825285706	Hubris	excessive pride	62
13825285707	intemperate	lacking in self-control	63
13825285708	embody	To personify,	64
13825285709	Jocular	playful	65
13825285710	malign	(v.)to speak evilly about	66
13825285711	malediction	An evil curse placed on someone	67
13825285712	capitulate	(v.)to surrender	68
13825285713	recapitulate	to summarize	69
13825285714	juxtapose	to place side by side	70
13825285715	feckless	Senseless	71
13825285716	circumlocution	roundabout way of speaking to be vague	72
13825285717	verbose	wordy	73
13825285718	engender	to bring about	74
13825285719	pariah	social outcast	75
13825285720	expunge	to obliterate,	76
13825285721	lethargy	sluggishness	77
13825285722	rarefield	Distant from ordinary people	78
13825285723	mordant	bitingly sarcastic	79
13825285724	obviate	to anticipate and prevent	80
13825285725	unquivocal	Leaving no doubt	81
13825285726	scrutinize	to examine thoroughly	82
13825285727	malodorous	Smelling bad , stinky	83
13825285728	insolence	rude behavior	84
13825285729	formulate	To create or to devise	85
13825285730	paragon	Perfect example of a model of exellence	86
13825285731	largess	Great generosity	87
13825285732	potentate	Powerful ruler	88
13825285733	misnomer	An inaccurate name or designation	89
13825285734	trechant	Thoroughly Inciteful Treacherous analysis of thanknyou next	90
13825285735	equivocate	(v.) to use unclear language on purpose or deliberately	91
13825285736	roustabout	An unskilled laborer Ex stripper	92
13825285737	plausible	probable or apperently possible Plausible conclusión	93
13825285738	inane	Foolish	94
13825285739	Postumously	Done after death	95
13825285740	indomitable	unconquerable or imposible to defeat	96
13825285741	furtive	secretive	97
13825285742	illicit	unlawful	98
13825285743	splendiferous	splendid;	99
13825285744	proscribe	to forbid	100
13825285745	generate	(v.) to bring into existence She passed out flyers to generate support	101
13825285746	disheveled	Untidy or disorderly	102
13825285747	countenance	Ones facial expression We could tell by Mary's countenance that she finally scored a date	103
13825285748	countenance verb	approve; I under no circumstances countenance cheating in my class	104
13825285749	prescribe	To recommend a course of action Prescribe	105
13825285750	tawdry	(adj.) shows but cheap The woman's tawdry was clearly made of plastic and we all knew it	106
13825285751	virulent	Toxic or extremely harmful	107
13825285752	galvanize	to motivate to action	108
13825285753	prescient	having foresight	109
13825285754	condone	To allow bad behavior	110
13825285755	specious	Seemingly true but misleading	111
13825285756	crestfallen	sad	112
13825285757	nonplus	To puzzle or bewilder	113
13825285758	skullduggery	trickery; underhandedness	114
13825285759	Taxonomy	the classification of something	115
13825285760	remiss	negligent	116
13825285761	bellicose	warlike	117
13825285762	parlance	The specific word choices a particular group uses or makes	118
13825285763	resplendent	Colorful in appearance	119
13825285764	alleviate	to make less severe	120
13825285765	conciliatory	Tending to make amends	121
13825285766	moniker	a name or nickname	122
13825285767	insatiable	incapable of being satisfied	123
13825285768	delineate	To describe accurately	124
13825285769	indubitable	without a doubt	125
13825285770	raze	(v.) to tear down, destroy completely; to demolish	126
13825285771	minutiae	Tiny, unimportant details	127
13825285772	carp	to complain or nag	128
13825285773	enigma	something puzzling or mysterious	129
13825285774	Glean	To extract or take from	130
13825285775	fraught	filled with	131
13825285776	diatribe	a bitter forceful attack against something or someone	132
13825285777	frenetic	frenzied, widely energetic	133
13825285778	allay	(To reduce (fears or concerns)	134
13825285779	nuance	a slight difference or distinction (in meaning)	135
13825285780	recant	To formally withdraw something said	136
13825285781	benefactor	Patrón	137
13825285782	impeccable	flawless	138
13825285783	pedantic	Making mountains out of mole hill	139
13825285784	assertion	a bold confident statement	140
13825285785	coherent	(adj.) logically held together	141
13825285786	didactic	intended to instruct	142
13825285787	exculpate	to clear from guilt	143
13825285788	incontrovertible	indisputable	144
13825285789	listless	lacking energy	145
13825285790	convoluted	extremely complex or complicated	146
13825285791	obscure	not well known	147
13825285792	impede	To obstruct or slow the progress	148
13825285793	quandary	A dilemma	149
13825285794	Discourse	written or spoken communication	150
13825285795	cryptic	mysterious	151
13825285796	indolent	lazy	152
13825285797	Coup	Violent political takeover	153
13825285798	proliferate	To increase rapidly in numbers	154
13825285799	vilify	To publicly shame	155
13825285800	malfeasance	Wrong doing by a public official	156
13825285801	timorous	fearful	157
13825285802	corroborate	To confirm with evidence	158
13825285803	Cajole	To coax (persuade) with flattery	159
13825285804	Peninent	Remorseful	160
13825285805	disparity	a great difference (between a and b )	161
13825285806	frenetic	frenzied,	162
13825285807	tenuous	A weak (case a lawyer presents )	163
13825285808	impinge	To impact negatively ( on or upon)	164
13825285809	hegemony	The dominant leadership of one social class over another	165
13825285810	schism	A great divide Or split	166
13825285811	Watershed	A turning point in history ( a watershed event or moment)	167
13825285812	parochial	Having a narrow perspective	168
13825285813	squander	to waste foolishly	169
13825285814	opulent	lavish	170
13825285815	imperious	(adj.) overbearing	171
13825285816	auspicious	promising success	172
13825285817	proximity	(n.) nearness, closeness in time and space ( in procimity to)	173
13825285818	disparage	to belittle	174
13825285819	prognosticate	to predict with evidence	175
13825285820	cofound	to confuse	176
13825285821	parity	equality	177
13825285822	Fatous	foolish	178
13825285823	expiate	(v.) to make amends	179
13825285824	ebullience	intense enthusiasm	180
13825285825	inveterate	Deeply established (like traditions or habits )	181
13825285826	ingrate	an ungrateful person	182
13825285827	efficacy	effectiveness	183
13825285828	arbiter	a person who settles a dispute	184
13825285829	ostentatious	showy	185
13825285830	denigrate	To criticize unfairly	186
13825285831	efface	to wipe out or erase	187
13825285832	mercurial	Unpredictable with respect to changes in mood	188
13825285833	soporific	tending to induce sleep	189
13825285834	indifferent	not caring one way or the other	190
13825285835	staid	unemotional	191
13825285836	nocturnal	active at night	192
13825285837	diurnal	active during the day	193
13825285838	florid	excessively decorated or rosy appearance	194
13825285839	reclamation	the act of making something useful again	195
13825285840	moribund	Near death or at the point of death	196
13825285841	prosaic	dull or boring	197
13825285842	castigate	To scold severely	198
13825285843	flippant	disrespectful lack of seriousness ( like saying whatever )	199
13825285844	Belabor (v)	to work on excessively	200
13825285845	Denote (v)	to indicate	201
13825285846	Eschew (v)	to avoid	202
13825285847	Taciturn ( adj)	Always silent	203
13825285848	Credence (n)	The belief in something as true	204
13825285849	envince (v)	to show clearly	205
13825285850	nefarious (adj)	wicked or villainous	206
13825285851	ostensibly (adv)	supposedly	207
13825285852	Bastión (n)	A fortress	208
13825285853	jettison (v)	To discard or get rid of	209
13825285854	Emulate (v)	To imitate with intent of surpassing	210
13825285855	Euphemism (n)	Substitution of a non offensive word for one that is considered offensive	211
13825285856	gainsay (v)	to contradict	212
13825285857	innate (adj)	inborn or natural	213
13825285858	felicity (n)	extreme happiness	214
13825285859	elucidate (v)	To clarify	215
13825285860	onerous (adj)	burdensome	216
13825285861	Robust (adj)	strong and healthy	217
13825285862	dolt (n)	a stupid person	218
13825285863	attenuate (v)	To reduce in force	219
13825285864	placate (v)	To appease or pacify	220
13825285865	Abject (adj)	Of the lowest kind	221
13825285866	nascent ( adj)	Newly formed or beginning to form	222
13825285867	Abide (v)	To accept and act accordingly	223
13825285868	ameliorate (v)	To make something bad better	224
13825285869	nadir (n)	The lowest point	225
13825285870	pungent (adj)	Sharp to the senses	226
13825285871	Rife (adj)	abundant	227
13825285872	Adept (adj)	skilled or proficient	228
13825285873	Surreptitiously (adv)	secretly	229
13825285874	eviscerate (v)	To deprive of essential parts	230
13825285875	Copious (adj)	abundant	231
13825285876	parsimonious (adj)	Extremely stingy	232
13825285877	propensity (n)	A tendency or inclination	233
13825285878	Garner (v)	to gather	234
13825285879	foible (n)	A flaw or character weakness	235
13825285880	sacrosanct (adj)	sacred	236
13825285881	ignominious (adj)	shameful	237
13825285882	portend (v)	To indicate in advance something negative	238
13825285883	deftly (adv)	skillfully	239