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| jejune |
immature, sophomoric, irreverent, unsofisticated |
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| pusillanimous |
timid, spineless, fearful, nervous |
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| antediluvian |
of the time before the flood, prehistoric, ancient, old |
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| denouement |
end, conclusion, clearing up at the end of a story, of the complications of the plot, the outcome of the tangled sequence of events |
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| contentious |
controversial, debatable, arguable, quarrelsome, |
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| nugatory |
having no importance whatsoever, worthless, trifling, futile, inoperative, not valid |
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| plangent |
resonant, reverberating or suggesting sadness, loud and mournful |
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| invidious |
unenviable, unpleasant, undesirable, likely to cause resentment b/c of real or imagined injustice - an invidious comparison |
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| ineluctable |
inescapable, that connot be avoided or overcome |
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| flimsy |
fragile, weak, light and thin |
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| spar |
to quarral or argue |
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| wield |
to hold and use, to have and use power, to exercise power |
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| promulgate |
to make known publically, to proclaim, to broadcast |
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| banal |
commonplace, uninteresting, ordianry, dull |
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| putrid |
decomposed, rotting, foul smell, very distasteful or unpleasant |
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| purported |
1. the meaning or intention of something said or written
2. to pretend, to be intendeed to seem, the lecture purported to come from you |
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| unheed |
to not pay attention to |
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| censure |
n. strong criticism or condemnation
v. to blame, to rebuke, to reproach |
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| extolled |
to praise enthusiastically |
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| tacit |
implied or understood w/o putting into words, unspoken, implicit |
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| Excoriated |
1. to remove part of the skin by abrasion, to streep or peel off
2. to renounce, to reproach harshly
3. to criticize, to attack, to rebuke |
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| recount |
to nerrate, to tell in detail, recounted his adventures |
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| obviated |
to make unnecessary, the bypass obviates the inconvenience of driving through the city |
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| evince |
to indicate, to show that one has quality, show, make clear, demonstrate |
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| regale |
to feed or entertain well, regaled themselves in caviar, regaled themselves with stories of the campain |
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| renounce |
1. to give up (a claim or right, etc) formally, renounced his title
2. to reject, to refuse to abide by |
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| amulet |
things worn as a charm against evil |
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| clause |
1. a single part of a treaty, contract, or law
2. a part of a compound or complex sentance, with its own verb and subject |
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| dichotomy |
devision into two parts or kinds |
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