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| altruism (noun) (13) | the putting of others' well-being ahead of one's own; unselfishness |
| altruistic (adj) (13) | unselfish |
| concurrent (adj) (13) | taking place at the same time; simultaneous |
| context (noun) (13) | 1. the circumstances in which s/thing exists or occurs 2. the surroundings of a word or phrase in a spoken or written passage |
| crass (adj) (13) | lacking delicacy or sensitivity; gross |
| cuisine (noun) (13) | style of cooking |
| debase (verb) (13) | to lower the quality, character or status of; to devalue |
| enjoin (verb) (13) | 1. to direct or command 2. to forbid or prohibit |
| extemporaneous (adj) (13) | composed or performed on the spur of the moment, with little or no planning |
| genesis (noun) (13) | an origin, creation, or beginning |
| libation (noun) (13) | a liquid, usually wine, especially when poured as an offering or drunk as part of a ceremony |
| malaise (noun) (13) | a vague feeling of uneasiness or unwellness |
| platitude (noun) (13) | a thought or remark that is dull or trite |
| reconcile (verb) (13) | 1. to reestablish an amicable relationship 2. to bring to quiet submission 3. to bring into harmony or agreement |
| sunder (verb) (13) | to break or force apart; to sever |
| travail (noun) (13) | 1. activity that is arduous and burdensome; toil 2. suffering or anguish |
