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| valise |
a small piece of hand luggage |
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| ubiquitous |
omnipresent; seeming to be everywhere at the same time
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| sedulous |
diligent, industrious, busy; assiduous |
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| providential |
fortunate, opportune; happening as if through divine intervention; done by an act of providence |
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| precocious |
manifesting premature development; characterized by early development, especially in mental aptitude |
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| portmanteau |
a large suitcase |
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| platitude |
a trite remark |
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| philander |
to engage in love affairs frivolous and casually; to flirt |
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| penury |
extreme want or poverty; destitution |
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| parvenu |
a person who has suddenly risen above his social and economic class without the background or qualifications for his new status (nouveau riche) |
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| parasol |
an umbrella, usually a light, small one for women |
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| nuance |
a subtle or slight variation in meaning, color, or quality |
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| necropolis |
a cemetery, especially a large and elaborate one of an ancient city |
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| missive |
a letter or message; an epistle; a love letter |
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| milieu |
environment or surroundings |
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| ingenuous |
innocent, naïve, without sophistication or worldliness |
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| inexorable |
unyielding; not capable of being persuaded by entreaty |
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| ineffable |
beyond expression, indescribable; unspeakable |
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| inculcate |
to teach by forceful urging or frequent repetition |
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| hackneyed |
trite, banal, cliché, full of platitudes |
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| flagrant |
notorious, shocking; deliberately conspicuous; glaring |
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| emissary |
a messenger or agent sent to represent or advance the interests of another |
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| effrontery |
impudent or insulting boldness; audacity |
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| double-entendre |
word or phrase having a second meaning, especially when the meaning is risqué |
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| dilettante |
a dabbler in the arts
adj amateurish, superficial |
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| clandestine |
concealed, secret, covert |
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| bohemian |
a person with artistic or literary interests who disregards conventional standards of behavior (adj) unconventional |
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| affectation |
show, pretense, display; artificial behavior or mannerism meant to impress others |
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