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| edifice | (n) a large, elaborate structure; an imposing building |
| ambidextrous | (adj) equally skillful with either hand |
| belated | (adj) delayed; tardy; late |
| animate | (v) give life or motion to; enliven, encourage, excite |
| knead | (v) work dough or clay into a uniform mixture |
| chauvinist | (n) one having a fanatical devotion to a country, gender, or religion, with a contempt for other countries, the opposite sex, or beliefs |
| egalitarian | (adj) promoting equal rights for all people |
| berserk | (adj) in a state of violent or destructive rage |
| ostentatious | (adj) marked by a conspicuous, showy, or pretentious display |
| deluce | (v) mislead or fool; deceive |
| elude | (v) escape notice, get away from; avoid, evade |
| fallow | (adj) inactive, unproductive; idle, barren |
| blight | (n) anything that destroys, prevents growth, or causes devaluation; affliction, disease |
| obsequy | (n) a funeral rite or ceremony |
| denizen | (n) an occupant or inhabitant; resident |
| fealty | (n) obligated loyalty or faithfulness; devotion, fidelity, allegiance |
| entice | (v) attract by offering reward or pleasure; tempt, lure |
| gratify | (v) please; satisfy, indulge |
| laggard | (n) a slow person, especially one who falls behind; straggler, dawdler |
| gambit | (n) maneuve or action used to gain an advantage; strategy, ploy |
