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| valor | (n) great courage, especially in battle |
| plunder | (v) to take (property) by force, especially in warfare |
| guile | (n) slyness, craftiness, skillful deception |
| ponderous | (adj) having great weight or bulk |
| profusion | (n) plentiful amount; abundance |
| shun | (v) to keep away from; avoid |
| ardor | (n) passion, intensity of emotionp; enthusiasm |
| dwindle | (v) to gradually lessen; diminish |
| tumult | (n) commotion; uproar |
| peril | (n) danger; risk; something that may cause injury or destruction |
| formidable | (adj) cuasing fear, dread, or admiration as a result of size, power, or some other impressive quality |
| quest | (v) to seek, search or pursue in order to find something |
| shroud | (v) to cover or conceal |
| supplication | (n) earnest or humble request or prayer |
| insidious | (adj) slyly treacherous or deceitful |
| adorn | (v) to decorate, add beauty, honor or distinction |
| restitution | (n) compensation for something that has been lost, damaged, or taken away |
| contentious | (adj) quarrelsom; argumentative |
