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| Expletive | an exclamatory phrase, especially one that is obscene; noun |
| Termagent | A nagging woman; noun |
| Approbation | approval; commendation; praise; noun |
| Attribute | A characteristic or quality of something; noun |
| Bellicose | Inclined to start wars or quarrels; adj |
| Indisposed | Slightly ill or sick; adj |
| Maraud | To roam around and raid in search of plunder; verb |
| Turgid | Inflated, overblown, or pompous; adj |
| Ivariable | Not changing; adj |
| Epistolary | Having to do with letters; adj |
| Droll | Having a humerous or odd quality; adj |
| Inane | Lacking significance or meaning; empty; adj |
| Genial | Marked by sympathy or friendliness; adj |
| Deign | To stoop; verb |
| Enmity | Shared hatred between two parties; noun |
| Tenuous | Having a little substance or strength |
| Ebullient | lively and enthusiastic; adj |
| Forbearance | The quality of someone who is patient and able to deal with a difficult person or situation without being angry; noun |
| Blatant | Very obvious and offensive; adj |
| Respite | A short period of time when you are able to stop doing something that is difficult or unpleasant; noun |
| Gregarious | Enjoying the company of other people; adj |
| Bovine | Relating to cows; adj |
| Feline | Of or relating to the cat family;adj |
| Canine | Of or relating to dogs; adj |
| Prodigious | Very large or great in an impressive way; adj |
| Deleterious | Harmful, damaging; adj |
| Omnios | Making you feel that something bad is going to hapen; adj |
| Placid | Calm and peaceful; adj |
| Avail | Verb=to make use of, as in "to abail yourself of..."/ Noun=use, benefit, as in "I studied to no avail" |
| Introspective | Tending to think deeply about your own thoughts, feelings, or behavior; adj |
| Conundrum | A confusing and difficult problem; noun |
| Astute | Clever; able to observe and understand situations; adj |
| Ascertain | To find out; verb |
| Avarice | Greed; an extreme desire to have a lot of money; noun |
| Exalt | To praise someone or something (like a god); verb |
| Preclude | To prevent something or make something impossible; verb |
| Apprise | To give someone information about something; verb |
| Resonant | Deep, loud, and clear sound or something filled with a particular quality, meaning (like a book, poem, artwork, etc.); adj |
| Ignominious | Humiliating; making you feel ashamed or embarrassed; adj |
| Mollify | To soothe; to make someone fel less upset or angry about something; verb |
| Proliferate | To grow rapidly; verb |
| Brusque | Harsh and short in speech; adj |
| Imperious | Commanding, dominant, overbearing |
| Fervent | Passionate; adj |
| Ardor | noun; a great love or desire for something |
| Aesthetic | adj.Having to do with physical beauty or attractiveness |
| Machination | A trick or scheme; noun |
| Windfall | Unexpected gain, advantage, or profit; noun |
