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zephyr n. a gentle breeze; something airy or unsubstantial

breath, draft
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vim n. vitality and energy

force, power
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taciturn adj. silent; not talkative

laconic, reticent
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sobriquet n. nickname

alias, pseudonym
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satiate v. to satisfy fully or overindulge

cloy, glut, gorge, surfeit
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rococo adj. very highly ornamented; relating to 18th century artistic style of elaborate ornamentation 0 melmmo Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:10:57 GMT view revision history
requite v. to return or repay

compensate, reciprocate
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voluble adj. talkative; speaking easily; glib

loquacious, verbose
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vicissitude n. a change or variation; ups and downs

inconstancy, mutability
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sybarite n. a person devoted to pleasure and luxury

hedonist, pleasuremonger, sensualist
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sinecure n. a well-paying job or office that requires little or no work 0 melmmo Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:10:57 GMT view revision history
salubrious adj. healthful

bracing, curative, medicinal, therapeutic, tonic
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reticent adj. silent; reserved

cool, introverted, laconic, standoffish, taciturn, undemonstrative
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replete adj. abundantly supplied; complete

abounding, full
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vituperate v. to abuse verbally; berate

castigate, reproach, scold
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tawdry adj. gaudy; cheap; showy

flashy, loud, meretricious
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solecism n. grammatical mistake; blunder in speech

blooper, faux pas, vulgarism
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scintilla n. trace amount

atom, iota, mote, spark, speck
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sagacious adj. shrewd; wise

astute, judicious, perspicacious, sage, wise
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restive adj. impatient, uneasy, restless

agitated, anxious, fretful
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rarefy v. to make thinner or sparser

attenuate, thin
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quiescent adj. motionless

dormant, latent
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pulchritude n. beauty

comeliness, gorgeousness, handsomeness, loveliness, prettiness
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proclivity n. a natural inclination or predisposition

bias, leaning, partiality, penchant, predilection, predisposition, prejudice, propensity
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potentate n. a monarch or ruler with great power

dominator, leader
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perfidious adj. willing to betray one's trust

disloyal, faithless, traitorous, treacherous
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parry v. to ward off or deflect, especially by a quick-witted answer

avoid, evade, repel
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panegyric n. elaborate praise; formal hymn of praise

compliment, homage
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orotund adj. pompous

aureate, bombastic, declamatory, euphuistic, flowery, grandiloquent, magniloquent, oratorical, overblown, sonorous
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querulous adj. inclined to complain; irritable

argumentative, cantankerous, petulant, irritable
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propitiate v. to conciliate, to appease

mollify, pacify, placate
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prevaricate v. to lie or deviate from the truth

equivocate, lie, perjure
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peripatetic adj. wandering from place to place, especially on foot

itinerant, nomadic, wayfaring
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peregrinate v. to wander from place to place; to travel, especially on foot

journey, traverse, trek
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pare v. to trim off excess; reduce

clip, peel
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palliate v. to make less serious; ease

alleviate, assuage, extenuate, mitigate
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opprobrium n. public disgrace

discredit, disgrace, dishonor, disrepute, ignominy, obloquy, shame
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pusillanimous adj. cowardly; without courage

cowardly, timid
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profligate adj. corrupt; degenerate

dissolute, extravagant, improvident, prodigal, wasteful
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precis n. short summary of facts 0 melmmo Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:10:56 GMT view revision history
perfunctory adj. done in a routine way; indifferent

apathetic, automatic, mechanical
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pastiche n. piece of literature or music imitating other works

medley, spoof
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panoply n. impressive array

display, fanfare, parade, pomp, shine, show
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ostentation n. excessive showiness

conspicuousness, flashiness, pretentiousness
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officious adj. too helpful, meddlesome

eager, unwanted, intrusive
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occlude v. to stop up; to prevent the passage of

barricade, block, close, obstruct
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numismatics n. coin collecting 0 melmmo Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:10:56 GMT view revision history
neophyte n. novice, beginner

apprentice, greenhorn, tyro
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mitigate v. to soften, to lessen

allay, alleviate, assuage, ease, lighten, moderate, mollify, palliate, temper
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meretricious adj. gaudy, falsely attractive

flashy, insincere, loud. specious, tawdry
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mendacious adj. dishonest

deceitful, false, lying, untruthful
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magnate n. powerful or influential person

dignitary, luminary, nabob, potentate, tycoon
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limpid adj. clear, transparent

lucid, pellucid, serene
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laud v. to give praise, to glorify

acclaim, applaud, commend, compliment, exalt, extol, hail, praise
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lachrymose adj. tearful

teary, weeping
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obviate v. to prevent; to make unnecessary

forestall, preclude, prohibit
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noisome adj. stinking; putrid

disgusting, foul, malodorous
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myopic adj. lacking foresight; having a narrow view or long-range perspective

short-sighted, unthinking
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mirth n. frivolity; gaiety; laughter

glee, hilarity, jollity, merriment
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mercurial adj. quick; shrewd; unpredictable

clever, crafty, volatile, whimsical
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martinet n. strict disciplinarian; one who rigidly follows rules

dictator, stickler, tyrant
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lugubrious adj. sorrowful; mournful; dismal

funereal, gloomy, melancholy, somber, woeful
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licentious adj. immoral; unrestrained by society

lewd, wanton
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largess n. generous giving (as of money) to others who may seem inferior 0 melmmo Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:10:56 GMT view revision history
kudos n. fame, glory, honor

acclaim, accolade, enconium, homage, praise
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obdurate adj. hardened in feeling; resistant to persuasion

inflexible, intransigent, recalcitrant, tenacious, unyielding
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nettle v. to irritate

annoy, vex
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molt v. to shed hair, skin, or an outer layer periodically

cast, defoliate, desquamate
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metaphor n. figure of speech comparing two different things

allegory, analogy, simile, symbol
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mendicant n. beggar

panhandler, pauper
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malediction n. a curse; a wish of evil upon another

anathema, imprecation
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lissome adj. easily flexed; limber; agile

graceful, lithe, supple
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legerdemain n. trickery

chicanery, conjuring
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lapidary adj. relating to precious stones or the art of cutting them 0 melmmo Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:10:56 GMT view revision history
juncture n. point of time, especially where two things are joined

confluence, convergence, crisis, crossroads, moment
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jocular adj. playful, humorous

amusing, comical
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investiture n. ceremony conferring authority

inaugural, inauguration, induction, initiation, installation
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insipid adj. lacking interest or flavor

banal, bland, dull, stale, vapid
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indolent adj. habitually lazy, idle

faineant, languid, lethargic, slothful, sluggish
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incarnadine adj. blood-red in color

reddened, ruby, ruddy
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impious adj. not devout in religion

immoral, irreverent, profane
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ignoble adj. having low moral standards, not noble in character, mean

lowly, vulgar
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glib adj. fluent in an insincere manner; offhand; casual

easy, superficial
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fractious adj. unruly, rebellious

contentious, cranky, peevish, quarrelsome
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jingoism n. belligerent support of one's country

chauvinism, nationalism
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inure v. to harden; accustom, become used to

condition, familiarize, habituate
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iniquity n. sin; evil act

enormity, immorality, injustice, vice, wickedness
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inculcate v. to teach; to impress the mind

implant, indoctrinate, instill, preach
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impugn v. to call into question; to attack verbally

challenge, dispute
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imperturbable adj. not capable of being disturbed

composed, dispassionate, impassive, serene, stoical
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husband v. to manage economically; to use sparingly

conserve
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gambol v. to dance or skip around playfully

caper, cavort, frisk, frolic, rollick, romp
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ford v. to cross a body of water by wading

traverse, wade
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invidious adj. envious; obnoxious; offensive; likely to promote ill-will

discriminatory, insulting, jaundiced, resentful
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interregnum n. interval between reigns 0 melmmo Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:10:56 GMT view revision history
inimical adj. hostile; unfriendly

adverse, antagonistic, dissident, recalcitrant
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inchoate adj. not fully formed; disorganized

amorphous, incoherent, incomplete, unorganized
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imprecation n. a curse

damnation
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impecunious adj. poor; having no money

destitute, impoverished, indigent, needy, penniless
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hapless adj. unfortunate; having bad luck

ill-fated, ill-starred, jinxed, luckless, unlucky
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furtive adj. secret, stealthy

clandestine, covert, shifty, surreptitious, underhand
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foment v. to arouse or incite

agitate, impassion, inflame, instigate, kindle
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fervid adj. intensely emotional, feverish

burning, impassioned, passionate, vehement, zealous
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expurgate v. to censor

bowdlerize, cut, sanitize
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exigent adj. urgent; requiring immediate action

critical, imperative, needed, urgent
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euphony n. pleasant, harmonious sound

harmony, melody, music, sweetness
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ersatz adj. fake

artificial, dummy, false, imitation, mock, sham, simulated, spurious, substitute
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enumerate v. to count, list, or itemize

catalog, index, tabulate
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effrontery n. impudent boldness; audacity

brashness, gall, nerve, presumption, temerity
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divine v. to foretell or know by inspiration

auger, foresee, intuit, predict, presage
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disabuse v. set right; free from error

correct, undeceive
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diaphonous adj. allowing light to show through; delicate

gauzy, sheer, tenuous, translucent, transparent
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fawn v. to grovel

bootlick, grovel, pander, toady
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exponent n. one who champions or advocates

representative, supporter
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exculpate v. to clear from blame; prove innocent

absolve, acquit, clear, exonerate, vindicate
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estimable adj. admirable

commendable, creditable, honorable, laudable, meritorious, praiseworthy, respectable, venerable, worthy
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equivocate v. to use expressions of double meaning in order to mislead

ambiguous, evasive, waffling
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enervate v. to reduce in strength

debilitate, enfeeble, sap, weaken
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edify v. to instruct morally and spiritually

educate, enlighten, guide, teach
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diurnal adj. existing during the day

daylight, daytime
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dilatory adj. intended to delay

dragging, flagging, laggard, lagging, slow, slow-footed, slow-going, slow-paced, tardy
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desultory adj. jumping from one thing to another; disconnected

aimless, erratic, haphazard, indiscriminate, objectless, purposeless, random, stray, unconsidered, unplanned
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fatuous adj. stupid; foolishly self-satisfied

absurd, ludicrous, preposterous, ridiculous, silly
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exonerate v. to clear of blame

absolve, acquit, clear, exculpate, vindicate
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exacerbate v. to make worse

aggravate, annoy, intensify, irritate, provoke
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eschew v. to shun; to avoid (as something wrong or distasteful)

avoid, bilk, elude, escape, evade, shun, shy
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epicure n. person with refined taste in food and wine

bon vivant, connoisseur, gastronome, gastronomer, gastronomist, gourmand, gourmet
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encomium n. warm praise

citation, eulogy, panegyric, salutation, tribute
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dyspeptic adj. suffering from indigestion; gloomy and irritable

acerb, melancholy, morose, solemn, sour
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distaff n. the female branch of a family 0 melmmo Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:10:55 GMT view revision history
diffident adj. lacking self-confidence

backward, bashful, coy, demure, modest, retiring, self-effacing, shy, timid
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deleterious adj. subtly or unexpectedly harmful

adverse, inimical, injurious, hurtful
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declivity n. downward slope

decline, descent, grade, slant, tilt
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cosset v. to pamper, treat with care

cater to, cuddle, dandle, fondle, love, pamper, pet, spoil
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cogent adj. convincing and well-reasoned 0 melmmo Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:10:55 GMT view revision history
catholic adj. universal; broad and comprehensive

extensive, general
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calumny n. a false and malicious accusation; misrepresentation

defamation, libel, slander
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bilk v. to cheat; to defraud

beat, diddle, gyp, overreach
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arrogate v. to claim without justification; to claim for oneself without right

appropriate, presume, take
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anodyne n. something the calms or soothes pain

narcotic, nepenthe, opiate
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alacrity n. speed or quickness

celerity, dispatch, haste, swiftness
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abscond v. to leave secretly

decamp, escape, flee
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abdicate v. to give up a position, right or power

cede, relinquish, resign, quit, yield
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cupidity n. greed, strong desire

avarice, covetousness, rapacity
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corroborate v. to support with evidence

authenticate, back buttress, confirm, substantiate, validate, verify
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circumspect adj. cautious; aware of potential consequences

alert, cautious, heedful, mindful, prudent, solicitous, vigilant, wary
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capricious adj. changing one's mind quickly and often

arbitrary, chance, changeable, erratic, fickle, inconstant, mercurial, random, whimsical, willful
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burgeon v. to grow and flourish

bloom, prosper, thrive
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augury n. prophecy, prediction of events

auspices, harbinger, omen, portent, presage
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approbation n. approval and praise

acclaim, adulation, applause, commendation, compliments, exalt, extol, hail, kudos, praise
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anachronism n. something out of place in time

archaism, incongruity
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acidulous adj. sour in taste or manner

acerbic, acetose, biting, piquant, pungent, tart
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abjure v. to reject; abandon formally

forswear, recall, recant, retract, take back
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abate v. to reduce in amount, degree, or severity

ebb, lapse, let up, moderate, relent, slacken, subside, wane
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coterie n. an intimate group of persons with a similar purpose 0 melmmo Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:10:55 GMT view revision history
contumacious adj. rebellious

factious, insubordinate, insurgent, mutinous, sedition
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chicanery n. deception by means of craft or guile

artifice, conniving, craftiness, deception, deviousness, misrepresentation, pettifoggery, shadiness, sneakiness, sophistry, subterfuge, underhandedness
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canard n. a lie

falsehood, falsity, fib, misrepresentation, prevarication, tale, untruth
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bonhomie n. good-natured geniality; atmosphere of good cheer 0 melmmo Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:10:55 GMT view revision history
assuage v. to make something unpleasant less severe

allay, alleviate, appease, comfort, conciliate, ease, lighten, mitigate, mollify, pacify, palliate, placate, propitiate, relieve, soothe, sweeten
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antipathy n. extreme dislike

abhorrence, animosity, animus, antagonism, aversion, dislike, enmity, hatred, hostility, loathing, repellence, repugnance, repulsion, revulsion
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amortize v. to diminish by installment payments 0 melmmo Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:10:55 GMT view revision history
abstemious adj. moderate in appetite

abstinent, continent, self-restraining, sober, temperate
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aberrant adj. deviating from what is normal or expected

abnormal, anomalous, deviant, divergent, errant, irregular
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abase v. to humble; to disgrace

demean, humiliate
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