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| barren | adj., bare, not productive |
| insinuate | v., to suggest or hint slyly, to edge into something indirectly |
| trivial | adj., not important, minor, ordinary |
| sullen | adj., silent or brooding, slow moving, sluggish |
| interrogate | v., to ask questions, to examine ny questioning |
| disrupt | v., to break up, disturb |
| recompense | v., to pay back, n., a payment for a loss, service or injury |
| trickle | v., to flow or fall by drops, n., a small irregualr quantity of anything |
| resume | n., a brief summary, a short wrtten account of ones qualifications for a job |
| renovate | v., to repair, restore to good condition, to make new again |
| viscious | adj., evil, spiteful, having an ugly disposition |
| germinate | v., to begin to grow, to come into being |
| hurtle | v., to rush violently, to fling or hurd forcefully |
| adjacent | adj., near, next to, adjoining |
| humdrum | adj., ordinary, dull, routine, without variation |
| truce | n., a pause in fighting, temporary peace |
| foretaste | n., an advance indication, sample or warning |
| interminable | adj., endless, so long as to seem endless |
| alight | v., to get down from, step down from, to land |
| dynasty | n., a powerful family or group of rules that maintains its position or power for sometime |
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