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| interpret | to give or provide the meaning of; explain; explicate. |
| impetuous | characterized by a sudden, hasty, or rash action; acting without thinking; impulsive. |
| correspond | to be similar; to be equivalent in function, position, amount, etc.; to match. |
| rebuke | to sharply criticize or "chew out." |
| discuss | to speak with another or others about; to talk over. |
| nefarious | completely wicked or evil. |
| exhibit | to show outwardly; to display. |
| sanguine | cheerfully optimistic, hopeful, or confident; blood-red, red. |
| express | to put (thought) into words; to represent by a symbol, character, figure, or formula. |
| staid | fixed, settled, or permanent; a personality of someone who doesn't like change. |
| persuade | to convince someone to believe through use of careful reasoning. |
| swagger | to brag or boast noisily. |
| validate | to ascertain the truth, authenticity of something; to authenticate, verify, or prove. |
| mundane | ordinary |
| clarify | to make clear or easier to understand; to elucidate. |
| obstinate | stubborn |
| justify | to demonstrate or prove to be correct, right, or valid. |
| ineffable | incapable of being expressed or described in words; inexpressible; example--ineffable joy. |
| order | to put into a methodical, systematic arrangement; to arrange. |
| lamentation | expression of sorrow or grief. |
| prioritize | to arrange or do in the order of importance. |
| superfluous | above, beyond, or more than what is needed or required. |
| rank | to give a particular order or position to; classify. |
| zealous | eager and enthusiastic |
| summarize | to state or express in a concise (shortened) form |
| malleable | capable of being shaped or bended; impressionable; something that you can leave a mark in or on. |
