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ABASE	to humble; disgrace
ABATE	to reduce in amount, degree, or severity
ABJURE	to reject; abandon formally
ABSCOND	to leave secretly
ACCRETION	a growth in size; an increase in amount
ACIDULOUS	sour in taste or manner
AERIE	a nest built high in the air; an elevated, often secluded, dwelling
AFFECTED	phone; artificial
AGGRANDIZE	to increase in power, influence, and reputation
ALACRITY	speed or quickness
AMORTIZE	to diminish by installment payments
ANTIPATHY	extreme dislike
ARDOR	intense and passionate feeling
ARROGATE	to claim without justification; to claim for oneself without right
ATTENUATE	to reduce in force or degree; weaken
AUGUST	dignified; grandiose
AXIOM	premise; postulate; self-evident truth
BEVY	group
BIFURCATE	to divide into two parts
BLIGHT	to afflict; to destroy
BLITHE	joyful, cheerful, or without appropriate thought
BONHOMIE	good-natured geniality; atmosphere of good cheer
CALUMNY	a false and malicious accusation; misrepresentation
CLOYING	sickly sweet; excessive
COGENT	convincing and well-reasoned
CORROBORATE	to support with evidence
CRAVEN	lacking courage
CREDULOUS	too trusting; gullible
DECLIVITY	downward slope
DELETERIOUS	subtly or unexpectedly harmful
DEMAGOGUE	a leader or rabble-rouser, usually appealing to emotion or prejudice
DEMUR	to express doubts or objection
DERIDE	to speak of or treat with contempt; to mock
DESULTORY	jumping from one thing to another; disconnected
DIFFIDENT	lacking self-confidence
DILATORY	intended to delay
DILETTANTE	someone with an amateurish or superficial interest in a topic
DISABUSE	to set right; free from error
DISCERN	to perceive or recognize
DISPARATE	fundamentally different; entirely unalike
DISSEMBLE	to present a false appearance' to disguise one's real intentions or character
DISTEND	to swell, inflate, or bloat
DITHER	to act confusedly or without clear purpose
DROLL	amusing in a wry, subtle way
EFFICACY	effectiveness
EFFRONTERY	impudent boldness; audacity
ENERVATE	to reduce in strength
EQUIVOCATE	to use expressions of double meaning in order to mislead
ESCHEW	to shun; to avoid (as something wrong or distasteful)
EXPONENT	one who champions or advocates
FATUOUS	stupid; foolishly self-satisfied
FAWN	to grovel
FOMENT	to arouse or incite
FRACTIOUS	unruly; rebellious
FURTIVE	secret, stealthy
GLIB	fluent in an insincere manner; offhand; casual
HEGEMONY	the domination of one state or group over its allies
HOARY	very old; whitish or gray from age
IMPERTURBABLE	not capable of being disturbed
IMPETUOUS	quick to act without thinking
IMPIOUS	not devout in religion
IMPRECATION	a curse
INCULCATE	to teach; impress in the mind
INGRATIATE	to gain favor with another by deliberate effort; to seek to please somebody so as to gain an advantage
INIMICAL	hostile; unfriendly
INTER	to bury
INTRACTABLE	not easily managed or manipulated
INTRANSIGENT	uncompromising; refusing to be reconciled
INUNDATE	to overwhelm; to vover with water
INVECTIVE	abusive language
INVESTITURE	ceremony conferring authority
INVIDIOUS	envious, obnoxious, or offensive; likely to promote ill-will
ITINERANT	wandering from place to place
JETTISON	to discard; get rid of as unnecessary or encumbering
JINGOISM	belligerent support of one's country
JOCULAR	playful; humorous
LASSITUDE	a state of diminished energy
LEERY	suspicious
LEGERDEMAIN	trickery
LICENTIOUS	immoral; unrestrained by society
LIMPID	clear; transparent
LISSOME	easily flexed; limber; agile
LUGUBRIOUS	sorrowful; mournful; dismal
MANNERED	artificial or stilted in character
MARTINET	strict disciplinarian; one who rigidly follows rules
MENDACIOUS	dishonest
MENDICANT	beggar
MERCURIAL	quick, shrewd, and unpredictable
MERETRICIOUS	gaudy; falsely attractive
MILITATE	to operate against; work against
MIRTH	frivolity; gaiety; laughter
MISSIVE	a written note or letter
NASCENT	starting to develop; coming into existence
NUANCE	a subtle expression of meaning or quality
NUMISMATICS	coin collection
OBVIATE	to prevent; to make unnecessary
OCCLUDE	to stop up; prevent the passage of
OFFICIOUS	too helpful; meddlesome
OSTENSIBLE	apparent
OVERWROUGHT	agitated; overdone
PANEGYRIC	elaborate praise; formal hymn of praise
PECCADILLO	minor sin or offense
PEDANT	someone who shows off learning
PERFIDIOUS	willing to betray one's trust
PERFUNCTORY	done in a routine way, indifferent
PERSPICACIOUS	shrewd, astute, or keen-witted
PHILISTINE	a person who is guided by materialism and is disdainful of intellectual or artistic values
PITHY	profound or substantial yet concise succinct, and to the point
PLUCKY	courageous; spunky
POLEMIC	controversy; argument; verbal attack
POLITIC	shrewd and practical in managing or dealing with things; diplomatic
POSIT	to assume as real or conceded; propose as an explanation
POTENTATE	monarch or ruler with great power
PRECIPITATE	to throw violently or bring about abruptly; lacking deliberation
PRECIS	short summary of facts
PRESCIENT	having foresight
PREVARICATE	to lie or deviate from the truth
PROCLIVITY	a natural inclination or predisposition
PRODIGAL	lavish; wasteful
PROFLIGATE	corrupt; degenerate
PROPITIATE	to conciliate; to appease
QUERULOUS	inclined to complain; irritable
QUIESENT	motionless
REDRESS	relief from wrong or injury
REJOINDER	response
REPLETE	abundantly supplied; complete
REPOSE	relaxation; leisure
REPUDIATE	to reject the validity of
REQUITE	to return or repay
RESTIVE	impatient, uneasy, or restless
RETICENT	silent; reserved
RIBALD	humorous in a vulgar way
SAGACIOUS	shrewd; wise
SALIENT	prominent; of notable significance
SEDITION	behavior that promotes rebellion or civil disorder against the state
SENTIENT	aware; conscious; able to perceive
SOLECISM	grammatical mistake; blunder in speech
SPECIOUS	deceptively attractive; seemingly plausible but fallacious
STOLID	unemotional; lacking sensitivity
SULLY	to tarnish; taint
SURFEIT	excessive amount
SYNCOPATION	temporary irregularity in musical rhythm
TORPOR	extreme mental and physical sluggishness
TURGID	swollen as from fluid; bloated
UMBRAGE	offense; resentment
UNCONSCIONABLE	unscrupulous; shockingly unfair or unjust
UNEQUIVOCAL	absolute; certain
VENERABLE	respected because of age
VESTIGE	a trace; remnant
VICISSITUDE	a change or variation; ups and downs
VITUPERATE	to abuse verbally; berate
WAN	sickly pale
WANTON	undisciplined; unrestrained; reckless
WIZENED	shriveled; withered; wrinkled
WRAITH	a ghost or specter; a ghost of a living person seen just before his/her death