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| Impulsive | (adj.) Having a tendency to act on sudden urges |
| Affluent | (adj.) Wealthy |
| Ornate | (adj.) Fancy; having elaborate or excessive decoration |
| Agitator | (n.) Supporter of a cause; somebody who attempts to stimulate feeling in others about something, especially a political cause |
| Malady | (n.) Illness; a physical or psychological disorder or disease(n.) Problem; a condition or situation that is problematic and requires a remedy |
| Cause | (n.) What makes something happen: (v.) To make something happen |
| Effect | (n.) Result; a change or changed state occurring as a direct result of action by somebody or something else |
| Ban | (v.) To forbid something officially or legally |
| Result | (n.) Consequence |
| Accurate | (adj.) Correct |
| Determine | (v.) To decide or make certain of something usually after investigation |
| Maximum | (n.) The largest amount, number, extent, or degree possible or allowed of something |
| Minimum | (n.) The lowest possible amount or degree of something |
| More than | (adv.) To a greater extent, or in a larger number or amount in comparison to something else |
| Less than | (adv.) To a lesser extent, or in a smaller number or amount in comparison to something else |
| Convert | (v.) To change something from one character, form, or function to another, or be changed in character, form or function |
| Constant | (n.) Not changing or varying |
| Occur | (v.) Happen; to happen or come about |
| Cycle | (n.) A sequence of events that is repeated again and again(n.) A period of time during which one complete sequence of a recurring series of events occurs(v.) To put something through or go through a sequence of events |
| Theory | (n.) A set of circumstances or principles that is hypothetical |
