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A
ABHOR         to hate
ABSTINENCE     deliberate self-restraint
ABSTRUSE     difficult to understand
ACCLAIM     to praise
ACCORD         agreement
ACERBIC     bitter
ACRIMONY     hostility
ACUITY         sharp perception or vision
ADEPT         very skilled
ADMONISH     to gently criticize or warn
ADORN         to decorate
ADROIT         very skilled
ADULATION     excessive flattery
ADVERSITY     great hardship
ADVOCATE     to speak in favor of, promote
AESTHETIC     concerning beauty
AFFABLE         friendly
AFFLUENT     wealthy
ALACRITY     eagerness, enthusiasm
ALIENATE     to make unfriendly or hostile
ALLEVIATE     to make more bearable
ALTRUISTIC     unselfishly concerned for the welfare of others
AMALGAM     a combination of diverse elements
AMBIGUOUS     unclear
AMBIVALENT     having opposing feelings; uncertain
AMELIORATE     to improve
AMENABLE     open to advice or suggestion
AMIABLE     friendly
AMICABLE     friendly
AMORPHOUS     lacking definite form
ANACHRONISTIC     in the wrong time period
ANECDOTE     a short account of an interesting or humorous incident
ANIMOSITY     bitter hostility
ANTAGONISTIC    hostile
APATHETIC     lacking interest, concern, or emotion
APPEASE     to bring peace, quiet, or calm to; to relieve
APPREHENSIVE     fearful
ARBITRARY     determined by impulse or chance, without reason
ARCHAIC     outdated; really old
ARDOR         energy, intensity, enthusiasm
ARID         dry
ARTICULATE     characterized by clear and expressive language
ASCERTAIN     to discover
ASPIRE         to have a great ambition
ASSESS         to make a judgment about
ASSIDUOUS     hard working
ASTUTE         having sharp judgment
ATROPHY     to waste away
AUDACITY     disrespectful boldness
AUGMENT     to make greater in size or quantity
AUSPICIOUS     favorable; successful
AUSTERE     strict or severe in discipline
AUTONOMY     independence
AVARICE     greed
AVERSE         reluctant
AWE         a mixed emotion of respect, wonder, and dread


B
BANAL         ordinary and commonplace
BANE         a cause of death or ruin
BELIE         to represent falsely
BELITTLE     to speak of in an insulting way
BELLIGERENT     eager to fight
BEMUSE         to confuse, stun, or stump
BENEVOLENT     inclined to perform kind acts
BENIGN         kind; beneficial
BERATE         to criticize severely or angrily
BOISTEROUS     noisy; disorderly
BOLSTER     to support; to reinforce
BOMBASTIC     using arrogant or pretentious speech
BRAZEN         rudely bold
BRUSQUE     rudely brief
BUOYANT     cheerful
BURGEON     to grow
BUTTRESS     to support or strengthen


C
CACOPHONY     jarring, disagreeable sound
CAJOLE         to persuade by flattery
CALLOUS     emotionally hardened or unfeeling
CAMARADERIE     goodwill among friends
CANDID         honest and straightforward
CANTANKEROUS     ill-tempered
CAPRICIOUS     impulsive, unpredictable
CARNIVOROUS     meat-eating
CATHARTIC     emotionally cleansing or relieving
CAUSTIC     harsh, stinging; sarcastic
CENSURE     to criticize severely
CEREBRAL     intellectual
CHRONIC     continuing or lingering
CIRCUITOUS     being or taking a roundabout course
CIRCUMSPECT     cautious and wise
CIRCUMVENT     to avoid or get around
CLAIRVOYANCE     the power to see things that cannot be perceived by the senses
CLANDESTINE     kept or done in secret
COGENT         forcefully convincing
COGNIZANT     aware
COHERENT     logically connected; making sense
COHESIVE     sticking or holding together
COLLABORATE     to work together
COMMEND    to praise
COMPEL         to exert a strong, irresistible force on
COMPETENT     having adequate ability
COMPLACENT     self-satisfied to the point of inactivity;unconcerned
COMPLICITY     participation in a bad act or a crime
COMPOSED     calm
COMPROMISE     to expose to danger or suspicion
CONCEDE     to acknowledge, often reluctantly, as being true
CONCILIATE     to bring peace, quiet, or calm to; to relieve
CONCISE     expressing much in few words
CONCORD     agreement
CONCUR         to agree
CONDESCEND     to deal with people in a superior manner
CONDONE     to excuse or overlook
CONFORM     to be similar; to adapt
CONFOUND     to confuse
CONJECTURE     guesswork
CONSCIENTIOUS     thorough and careful
CONSENSUS     general agreement
CONSOLIDATE     to combine
CONSTITUENT     a component
CONSTRAIN     to hold back; to restrict
CONSTRUE     to interpret
CONTEMPT     a lack of respect and intense dislike
CONTEND t    o compete; to argue
CONTRITE     feeling or expressing remorse
CONTRIVED     obviously planned or made up
CONVIVIAL     sociable
CONVOLUTED     complicated
COPIOUS     plentiful, abundant
CORDIAL     friendly, warm, polite
CORROBORATE     to strengthen or support with evidence
CREDIBLE     believable
CUNNING     clever, sneaky
CURSORY     performed with haste and little attention to detail
CURTAIL         to cut short
CYNICAL         believing that people are motivated by selfishness; pessimistic


D
DAUNT         to intimidate or lessen one's courage
DEARTH         a scarce supply
DEBILITATE     to weaken
DEBUNK         to disprove or expose the falseness of
DECORUM     correct or appropriate behavior
DECRY         to condemn openly
DEFER         to submit or yield to another’s wish or opinion
DELETERIOUS     harmful
DELINEATE     to depict or describe
DEMEAN     to lower in status or worth
DENIGRATE     to attack the reputation of
DENOUNCE     to condemn openly
DEPRECATE     to mildly insult or belittle
DERIDE         to speak of or treat with cruelty
DESPAIR     a complete loss of hope
DESPONDENT     depressed, having no hope
DETER         to prevent or discourage from acting
DIFFIDENCE     a lack of self-confidence, shyness
DIGRESS     to stray from the main subject
DILATORY     tending to delay; late or slow
DILIGENT     hard working
DIMINUTIVE     tiny
DISCERN     to detect or perceive
DISCORD     lack of agreement, quarreling
DISCREDIT     to bring shame or dishonor on
DISCREET     careful in one's conduct or speech
DISCREPANCY     an unexpected difference
DISCRETE     separate; distinct
DISDAIN     intense dislike
DISGRUNTLED     unhappy
DISMISS     to reject
DISPARAGE     to speak of in an insulting way
DISPARITY     the state of being different
DISPASSIONATE     not influenced by emotion or bias
DISPEL         to rid of
DISPOSITION     one’s usual mood
DISSEMBLE     to conceal behind a false appearance
DISSEMINATE     to spread out
DISSENT     disagreement
DISSIPATE     to disappear
DIVERGENT     drawing apart from a common point; differing from another
DIVISIVE     creating disagreement or dissent
DIVULGE     to make known, reveal
DOCILE         easily managed or taught
DOGGED     stubbornly persevering
DOGMATIC     stubbornly and arrogantly opinionated
DOUR         gloomy
DUBIOUS     doubtful, questionable
DUPLICITY     deception, deceit


E
EARNEST     showing deep sincerity or seriousness
EBULLIENT     enthusiastic, lively
ECCENTRIC     strange; unconventional
ECLECTIC     having elements from a variety of sources
ECSTASY     intense joy or delight
EFFACE         to erase
EFFICACIOUS     effective
EFFUSIVE     overflowing (usually referring to emotions)
ELATED         filled with delight
ELITE         superior in status
ELOQUENT     well spoken
ELUCIDATE     to make clear
ELUSIVE         tending to escape
EMBELLISH     to add fictitious details to
EMINENT     outstanding; distinguished
EMPIRICAL     based on observation or experiment
EMULATE     to equal through imitation
ENCOMPASS     to enclose; to include
ENCROACH     to advance beyond limits
ENERVATE     to weaken or drain of energy
ENHANCE     to make greater or better
ENIGMATIC     puzzling
ENMITY         hatred
ENTHRALL     to hold spellbound, captivate
ENTICE         to lure
ENTRENCH     to fix firmly or securely
ENUMERATE     to specify individually; to count
ENUNCIATE     to pronounce with clarity
EPHEMERAL     lasting for a brief time
EQUANIMITY     calmness
EQUIVOCAL     uncertain, vague, misleading
ERADICATE     to eliminate
ERRATIC     irregular
ERUDITE     scholarly, well educated
ESOTERIC     understood by only a few
ESPOUSE     to give one’s support to
ESTEEM         to value highly, to respect
ESTRANGE     to cause to become unfriendly or hostile
EULOGY         a written or spoken tribute (usually for someone who has died)
EUPHEMISM     the substitution of inoffensive term for one
considered     offensive
EUPHORIA     a feeling of great happiness
EVANESCENT     fading away
EVASIVE         tending to escape
EVOKE         to summon or call forth
EXACERBATE     to make more severe
EXACTING     requiring great care or effort
EXALT         to elevate, glorify, or praise
EXASPERATE     to anger or irritate
EXEMPLARY     worthy of imitation
EXONERATE     to free from blame or responsibility
EXORBITANT     excessive
EXPEDITE     to speed the progress of
EXPLOIT         to utilize fully or advantageously (often selfishly or unethically)
EXTOL         to praise
EXTRAVAGANT     excessive
EXUBERANT     lively


F
FACILE         simple; easy
FACILITATE     to make easier
FATUOUS     foolish, ridiculously stupid
FEASIBLE     possible, workable, practical
FELICITY     great happiness
FERVENT     greatly emotional or enthusiastic
FLAGRANT     obviously bad or offensive
FLAMBOYANT     highly elaborate; showy
FLORID         elaborately or excessively ornamented;flowery
FLOURISH     to grow well
FORTHRIGHT     honest, direct, straightforward
FOSTER         to promote the development of
FRENETIC     wildly excited; frenzied; frantic
FRIVOLOUS     unworthy of serious attention
FRUGAL         careful with money, stingy
FUTILE         having no useful result


G
GALVANIZE     to stimulate
GARISH         flashy, tastelessly loud and brightly colored
GARRULOUS     talkative
GENIAL         friendly, cheerful
GRANDIOSE     falsely exaggerating one's worth
GRATE         to irritate
GRATUITOUS     unnecessary
GREGARIOUS     sociable
GUILE skillful     deceit


H
HACKNEYED     overused
HAIL         to salute or greet
HAMPER         to prevent the movement or action of
HARANGUE     a long, angry speech
HAUGHTY     snobbish; overly proud
HEED         to pay close attention to
HERETICAL     characterized by departure from accepted beliefs or standards
HINDER         to be or get in the way of
HOMOGENEOUS     all of the same or similar kind


I
IDIOSYNCRATIC     peculiar to an individual
ILLICIT         not permitted by custom or law
ILLUSORY     based on or producing illusion; deceptive
IMPARTIAL     not biased
IMPASSIONED     filled with passion
IMPASSIVE     having or showing little emotion
IMPECCABLE     perfect
IMPEDE         to be or get in the way of
IMPERIOUS     arrogantly authoritative or overbearing
IMPETUOUS     impulsive, unthinking
IMPUGN         to attack as false or wrong, to challenge or question
INACCESSIBLE     not easily approached, entered, or obtained
INCISIVE     penetrating, clear and sharp
INCONGRUOUS     inappropriate; inconsistent
INCONSEQUENTIAL     lacking importance
INCONTROVERTIBLE     impossible to dispute
INCORRIGIBLE     incapable of being corrected or reformed
INCREDULOUS     disbelieving
INDICT         to accuse of wrongdoing
INDIFFERENT     having no preference
INDIGENOUS     native
INDIGNATION     anger (over something unjust)
INDUCE         to bring about the occurrence of;
INDULGE     to please or satisfy
INFLAMMATORY     arousing strong emotion, esp. anger
INGENUOUS     innocent; honest and straightforward
INHERENT     naturally occurring; essential
INHIBIT         to hold back; to restrain
INNATE        inborn
INNOCUOUS     harmless
INNOVATIVE     new and creative
INQUISITIVE     showing curiosity
INSINUATE     to suggest subtly; to hint
INSIPID         lacking flavor or zest; dull
INSOLENT     disrespectfully arrogant
INSTIGATE     to stir up
INSULAR     isolated; narrow-minded
INTELLIGIBLE     capable of being understood
INTRANSIGENT     uncompromising
INUNDATE     to overwhelm with, to flood
INVIGORATE     to give life or energy to
INVOKE         to enforce or put into operation
IRATE         enraged


J
JADED         weary, worn out
JUDICIOUS     having good judgment, prudent
JUXTAPOSE     to place side by side


K
KEEN         sharp, perceptive


L
LACONIC     using few words (often rudely or mysteriously)
LAMENT         to regret; to show grief for
LANGUID     lacking energy or spirit
LATENT         existing in hidden or dormant form
LAUD         to praise
LAVISH         excessive; plentiful
LUCID         clear
LUXURIOUS     rich and superior in quality


M
MAGNANIMOUS     noble and generous in spirit
MANDATE     an authoritative command
MANIFEST     to make evident or certain by displaying or demonstrating
MEAGER         small, inadequate, or insufficient
MEDIOCRE     ordinary; so-so
MELANCHOLY     ad; gloomy
MERCENARY     motivated solely by a desire for monetary or material gain
MERCURIAL     changeable, erratic
METICULOUS     extremely careful
MIRTH         gladness, amusement, laughter
MITIGATE     to lessen in force or intensity
MOLLIFY     to soften, to ease the anger of
MOROSE     gloomy
MUNDANE     ordinary, commonplace
MUTABLE     subject to change


N
NEBULOUS     hazy, vague, or confused; lacking defined form
NEGLIGENT     guilty of neglect
NEGLIGIBLE    insignificant; really small
NONCHALANT     casually unconcerned (sometimes falsely)
NOSTALGIA     a bittersweet longing for the past
NOTORIOUS     known widely and unfavorably; famous for something bad
NOVEL         strikingly new or different
NURTURE     to help develop, to nourish


O
OBDURATE     stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing
OBLIVIOUS     forgetful; unaware
OBSOLETE     no longer in use or current
OBSTINATE     stubborn
OBSTREPEROUS     noisily and stubbornly defiant
OBTRUSIVE     sticking out, noticeable; brash, meddling
OBTUSE         lacking intellect
OFFICIOUS     overly eager in offering unwanted help
OMINOUS     menacing; threatening
OPAQUE         not clearly understood, dense
OPPORTUNE     suitable, occurring at an appropriate time
OPULENT     rich or superior in quality
ORNATE         excessively decorated
ORTHODOX     commonly accepted; traditional


P
PARADOX     a seemingly contradictory statement that may nonetheless be true
PARTISAN     devoted to or biased in support of a group
PATRONIZE     to treat condescendingly
PENITENT     feeling or expressing remorse
PERNICIOUS     deadly or destructive
PERPETUAL     continuing forever or indefinitely
PERSEVERE     to be persistent, refuse to stop
PERSPICACITY     a high level of perception or understanding
PERTINENT     exactly relevant
PERVASIVE     spread throughout
PLACID         calm, quiet
PLAUSIBLE     believable
PLIABLE         easily bent or shaped
POIGNANT     touching
POLARIZE     to set at opposite ends or extremes
POMPOUS     exaggeratedly self-important
PRAGMATIC     practical
PRECARIOUS     dangerously unstable or insecure
PRECIPITOUS     extremely steep
PREDILECTION     a preference; a tendency toward favoring
PRETENTIOUS     claiming unjust standing
PREVALENT     widely occurring
PRISTINE     unspoiled, completely pure
PRODIGIOUS     enormous; extraordinary
PROFOUND     deep; far-reaching
PROLIFERATE     to increase or spread at a rapid rate
PROLIFIC     producing abundant works or results
PROPAGATE     to transmit or cause to broaden or spread
PROPENSITY     tendency
PROPRIETY     the quality of being proper
PROSAIC     lacking in imagination; dull
PROSPERITY     success; being well-off
PROVINCIAL     narrow-minded
PROVOCATIVE     tending to stir to anger or action
PRUDENT     wise; careful
PUGNACIOUS     eager to fight


Q
QUELL         to put down forcibly


R
RANCOR         hostility
RAVENOUS     violently hungry or greedy
REBUKE         to criticize or find fault with
RECIPROCATE     to show or give in return
RECLUSIVE     seeking or preferring isolation
RECONCILE     to reestablish a close relationship between
REFUGE         protection or shelter
REFUTE         to prove to be false
REITERATE     to repeat
RELINQUISH t    o give up; to release
REMINISCE     to recollect and tell of the past
RENOUNCE     to reject, disown, or formally give up
REPREHENSIBLE     deserving of criticism or disapproval
REPROACH     to criticize or express disappointment
REPUDIATE     to reject the validity of
RESENT         to feel angry and bitter about
RESIGNATION     acceptance of something as inescapable; submission
RESILIENT     able to recover promptly
RESOLUTE     firm or determined
RESOLVE     to make a firm decision about
RETICENT     restrained or reserved
REVERE         to respect, honor or admire
REVOKE         to void by recalling, reversing, or withdrawing
RUDIMENTARY     being or involving basic facts or principles


S
SAGACIOUS     insightful and wise
SANCTION     to give official authorization or approval to
SANGUINE     cheerful
SCATHING     harshly critical
SCOFF         to express or treat with disrespectful disregard
SCORN         intense hatred or disrespect
SCRUPULOUS     thorough and careful
SCRUTINIZE     to examine carefully
SERENE         calm
SHREWD     smart in a sneaky or tricky manner
SKEPTICAL     doubting, questioning, not believing
SMUG         self-satisfied (especially in a mocking way)
SOLEMN         serious and sober
SOLICITOUS     anxious or concerned
SOMBER         gloomy
SPECIOUS     seemingly true but actually logically false
SPORADIC     occurring at irregular intervals
SPURIOUS     not genuine; false
SPURN         to reject with disrespect
SQUANDER     to waste
STAGNANT     not moving, flowing, or developing
STEADFAST     firm and dependable
STOIC         seemingly unaffected by pleasure or pain
SUBDUE         to bring under control
SUBSTANTIATE     to support with proof
SUBVERT     to ruin; to overthrow
SUCCINCT     precise expression using few words
SUPERFLUOUS     extra, unnecessary
SUPPLANT     to take the place of
SUPPRESS     to put down; to hold back
SURREPTITIOUS     done or made by secret or stealthy means


T
TACT         sensitivity in dealing with others
TEDIOUS     tiresomely long or boring
TEMPER         to soften or moderate
TENACITY     persistence, determination
TERSE         expressing much in few words
THERAPEUTIC     having healing powers
THWART     to stop or prevent
TORPOR         inactivity
TRACTABLE     easily managed, led, or taught
TRANQUIL     calm
TRANSIENT     existing only briefly
TRANSITORY     existing only briefly
TREACHERY     deliberate betrayal of trust
TRITE         uninteresting because of overuse
TRIVIAL         insignificant, unimportant
TUMULTUOUS     disorderly or noisy


U
UNASSUMING     not showy or arrogant; modest; plain
UNDERMINE     to weaken
UNDERSCORE     to emphasize
UNIFORM     always the same
URBANE         polite, suave, and cultivated in manner
USURP         to seize and take control without authority and possibly with force
UTILITARIAN     having only a useful function; practical


V
VACILLATE     to be undecided, to hesitate
VAPID         lacking liveliness or interest; dull
VEILED         concealed or disguised
VENERATE     to respect
VERBOSE     using more words than necessary
VERSATILE     capable of doing many things competently
VICARIOUS     felt or undergone as if one were taking part in the experience or feelings of another
VIGILANT     alert; watchful
VILIFY         to say bad things about, to make into a villain
VINDICATE     to clear of blame or suspicion
VINDICTIVE     seeking revenge
VIVACIOUS     lively
VOLATILE     explosive, tending to change
VOLUBLE     characterized by ready and rapid speech
VOLUMINOUS     big; having large volume
VULNERABLE     not protected against harm; easily injured


W
WARRANT     to justify
WARY         on guard, cautious, watchful
WAVER         to be unsure or weak
WHIMSICAL     impulsive, fanciful


Z
ZEALOUS     filled with or motivated by enthusiastic devotion

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