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| ascend (v) | "to climb up; move up the social or professional scale; move up, rise mount" |
| audacity (n) | "one who acts with stubborn determination; tenaciousness, persistence, perseverance" |
| casual (adj) | "happening unexpectedly or by chance : not planned or foreseen (spontaneous); feeling or showing little concern (indifferent); designed for ordinary or informal use (informal)" |
| descend (v) | "to pass from a higher to a lower place or level; to sink in status, dignity, or condition; plummet, stoop, deteriorate" |
| emit (v) | "to throw or give off or out; to send out; eject, utter" |
| glance (n) | "to strike and fly off at an angle; to give a quick or hasty look; ricochet off, skim through, glimpse" |
| illusion (n) | "a misleading image presented to the eye; the state or fact of being led to accept as true something unreal or imagined; a mistaken idea; misconception, mirage, hallucination" |
| literate (adj) | "cultured; able to read and write; having knowledge or experience in a particular area; well-educated, widely read, cultivated" |
| pier (n) | "a support for a bridge; a structure built out into the water for use as a landing place or walk or to protect or form a harbor; an upright supporting part (as a pillar or buttress) of a building or structure; piling, buttress, dock, landing" |
| pigment (n) | "a substance that gives color to other materials; especially : a powder mixed with a liquid to give color; a natural coloring matter in animals and plants" |
| scandolous (adj) | " harmful to one's reputation; disgraceful, unconscionable, shameful" |
| scold (v) | "to find fault noisily or angrily; to criticize severely or angrily; rebuke, reprimand, reproach" |
| thrash (v) | "to strike forcefully especially with a long instrument; to move or stir about violently; thump, pummel, writhe" |
| void (n) | "containing nothing; of no legal force or effect; vacant, unoccupied, invalid" |
| whimper (v) | "to utter weak interrupted cries; sob, moan, groan" |
