College Panda 400 Words

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Erratic Adjective

Unpredictable, inconsistent, irregular

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Secluded Adjective

Hard to reach, hidden away

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Fluctuate Verb

To rise and fall irregularly

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Exalt Verb

To praise, to worship

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Admonish Verb

To warn or scold someone

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Abrupt Adjective

Sudden, unexpected, without warning

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Content Adjective

Satisfied

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Eccentric Adjective

Uncommon, strange

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Mired Adjective

Stuck in mud

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Colloquial Adjective

Used in casual conversation

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Reconcile Verb

Settle one’s diferences, make compatible, bring back to peace

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Alienate Verb

To cause someone to feel isolated or lonely

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Distinguish Verb

To tell the diference between

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Adequate Adjective

Sufficient, enough, acceptable

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Contend Verb

1) To deal with someone or something 2) To claim or state a belief confidently

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Skeptical Adjective

Having doubts

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Enfranchise Verb

To give the right to vote

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Sophisticated Adjective

1) Having a lot of worldly experience and knowledge 2) Complicated

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Radical Adjective

1) Thorough, complete, extensive 2) Fundamental, essential 3) Revolutionary, extreme

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Formulate Verb

To create or think up

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Attest Verb

To confrm or verify

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Vexing Adjective

Annoying, irritating

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Unassuming Adjective

Humble, low-key

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Coerce Verb

To pressure or force someone to do something

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Adept Adjective

Very skilled at something

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Eloquent Adjective

Fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing

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Austere Adjective

Plain and without decoration, comforts, or anything extra

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Dread Verb

To fear, be afraid of

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Inevitable Adjective

Unavoidable

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Stress Verb

To emphasize

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Spawn Verb

To produce, generate, or create

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Renounce Verb

To give up, deny, or surrender something

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Unprecedented Adjective

Never done or known before

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Broach Verb

To bring up a difficult subject for discussion

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Proxy Noun

A person authorized to act on behalf of another; substitute

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Detrimental Adjective

Harmful, damaging

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Secular Adjective

Having no religious or spiritual basis

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Innovative Adjective

New and diferent

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Tangible Adjective

Real and able to be shown or touched

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Disseminate Verb

To spread widely (particularly information)

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Delegate Verb

To assign a task to another person

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Apparent Adjective

Clearly visible or understood; obvious

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Postulate Verb

To suggest or propose something

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Speculate Verb

To guess, to form a theory without frm evidence

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Bazaar Noun

A market selling a large variety of goods

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Sporadic Adjective

Scattered, irregular, unpredictable

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Suffrage Noun

The right to vote

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Incredulous Adjective

Unwilling or unable to believe something

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Idealistic Adjective

Unrealistically aiming for perfection

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Conflate Verb

To mix or combine into one (typically ideas)

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Paucity Noun

Poverty, scarcity

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Ephemeral Adjective

Temporary, short-lived

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Prompt Verb

To cause (someone) to take a course of action

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Reverence Noun

Deep respect for someone or something

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Disparity Noun

A great diference

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Dispassionate Adjective

Not influenced by strong emotion, fair-minded

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Phenomenon Noun

A noteworthy occurrence or situation

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Boast Verb

To brag, to show of

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Irksome Adjective

Irritating, annoying

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Allude Verb

To suggest or call attention to indirectly, to make a reference to something

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Omnipotence Noun

Having unlimited or great power

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Provoke Verb

To cause a reaction or emotion (usually anger); to trigger

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Indulge Verb

To allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of

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Entrenched Adjective

Firmly established and unlikely to change

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Inherent Adjective

Built-in, existing in something as a permanent or essential characteristic

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Vernacular Noun

Everyday informal language, local dialect

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Inquisition Noun

Interrogation, questioning

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Anecdote Noun

A short personal story

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Malign Verb

Evil in nature, harmful

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Anomaly Noun

Oddity, something that is not normal

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Inhibit Verb

To hold someone or something back, to suppress, toprevent

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Mutable Adjective

Changeable

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Petty Adjective

1) Of little importance 2) Caring too much about trivial matters

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Avid Adjective

Passionate about something

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Invoke Verb

To call on or refer to something

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Imprudent Adjective

Foolish, reckless

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Tenacity Noun

Persistence, determination

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Venerable Adjective

Respected

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Authoritarian Adjective

Enforcing strict obedience to authority

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Quarrel Noun

An angry argument or disagreement

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Yield Verb

1) To produce or generate (a result) 2) To surrender

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Ambivalent Adjective

Having mixed feelings

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Endeavor Verb

To try hard to do something

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Insurrection Noun

A violent uprising or rebellion

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Contemplate Verb

To think about for a long time

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Compel Verb

To force someone to do something

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Feasible Adjective

Possible to do easily or conveniently

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Conjecture Noun

An opinion or conclusion that is unproven, a guess

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Arbitrary Adjective

Based on random choice or personal impulse, rather than any reason or system

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Reinforce Verb

To make stronger

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Temper Verb

To serve as a neutralizing or counterbalancing force to something

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Decree Noun

An official order or command

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Brevity Noun

Concise use of words in writing or speech

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Equivocal Adjective

Open to more than one interpretation; unclear

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Stronghold Noun

A place that is strongly defended, a fortress

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Conceive Verb

To form or create a plan or idea

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Vanity Noun

Excessive pride in one’s own appearance or achievements

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Sluggish Adjective

Slow-moving

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Intuition Noun

Instinct, the ability to understand something immediately

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Inexorable Adjective

Impossible to stop or prevent

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Engender Verb

To cause or give rise to (a feeling, situation, or condition)

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Temperament Noun

A person’s nature, character, or frame of mind

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Upheaval Noun

A sudden change or disruption, chaos

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Embrace Verb

To welcome with open arms, to accept or support willingly

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Substantiate Verb

To show to be true

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Superficial Adjective

Shallow, on the surface

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Sovereignty Noun

Supreme power or authority

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Lavish Adjective

Luxurious

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Crux Noun

The essence, the main point

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Indifference Noun

Lack of interest and concern

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Tact Noun

Skillfulness and sensitivity in dealing with others or difficult issues

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Abundant Adjective

Plentiful

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Viable Adjective

Capable of working successfully, realistic, doable

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Scorn Noun

Contempt, the feeling that someone or something is worthless

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Transgress Verb

Misbehave, disobey

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Analogy Noun

A comparison between two things

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Objection Noun

A reason for disagreeing

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Construe Verb

To interpret in a particular way

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Procure Verb

Obtain, acquire

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Evoke Verb

To bring to mind

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Depiction Noun

Portrayal, illustration

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Burden Noun

A difficulty, problem, or responsibility

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Recollection Noun

A memory; the act of remembering

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Tumult Noun

Confusion or disorder

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Concede Verb

Admit that something is true after frst denying it

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Demeanor Noun

Manner, attitude, appearance

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Emigration Noun

The act of leaving one’s own country

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Irate Adjective

Angry, furious

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Tentative Adjective

Unconfrmed, subject to change

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Merely Adverb

Only; just

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Deceive Verb

To trick or mislead someone

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Trifling Adjective

Unimportant, insignificant

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Labyrinthine Adjective

Complicated or confusing

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Decrepit Adjective

1) Weak, disabled 2) In a run-down state, decayed

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Corroborate Verb

To confrm, to verify

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Obstinacy Noun

Stubbornness, unwilling to change

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Confinement Noun

Imprisonment, captivity

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Monotony Noun

Boredom, dullness, lack of variety

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Degrade Verb

Treat with disrespect

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Dilemma Noun

A situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between 2 or more alternatives

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Conventional Adjective

Traditional, accepted, mainstream, standard

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Proliferate Verb

Increase or grow rapidly

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Aesthetic Adjective

Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty

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Prominent Adjective

Important; famous

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Unwieldy Adjective

Difficult to carry or move

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Unilaterally Adverb

Done by only one person or group, without the agreement of others

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Stimulate Verb

To trigger, spark, or activate; to excite

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Abate Verb

To become less intense or widespread

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Diligent Adjective

Hard-working

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Relegate Verb

To downgrade, to lower in rank or status

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Demur Verb

To raise doubts or to protest

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Novel Adjective

New or unusual in an interesting way

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Abstract Adjective

Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence; conceptual

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Vestigial Adjective

Undeveloped, nonfunctional

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Preoccupied Adjective

Obsessed with something

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Optimistic Adjective

Hopeful and confdent about the future

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Remembrance Noun

The act of remembering something; a memory

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Retain Verb

To keep, to hold on to

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Susceptible Adjective

Easily influenced or harmed by something; vulnerable

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Strenuous Adjective

Difficult, exhausting

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Enchantment Noun

Magic, charm, fascination

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Subservient Adjective

Prepared to obey others, submissive, less important

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Empirical Adjective

Based on experience rather than theory or pure logic

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Hostile Adjective

Unfriendly, threatening

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Promulgate Verb

To make widely known, to publicize

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Enact Verb

To make law, to put into practice (a belief, idea, or suggestion)

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Abject Adjective

Miserable, hopeless, awful

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Expend Verb

To use up, to consume

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Yielding Adjective

Giving in to or complying with the requests of others

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Ignominious Adjective

Embarrassing, shameful

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Naive Adjective

Showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment

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Acquisition Noun

Something that is bought or obtained, an act of purchase

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Affluent Adjective

Wealthy

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Consolidate Verb

1) Strengthen 2) Combine or unite

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Pious Adjective

Very religious or spiritual

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Aggregate Noun

Collection or sum total

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Scatterbrained Adjective

Disorganized, forgetful

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Yearn Verb

To have an intense feeling of longing for something

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Consummate Adjective

Complete or perfect, having a high degree of skill

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Endorse Verb

To support

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Ascertain Verb

To fnd (something) out for certain

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Onerous Adjective

Involving a lot of efort, difficult

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Objective Adjective

Fair-minded, not influenced by personal feelings

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Aspire Verb

To hope to achieve something or be successful

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Obsolete Adjective

No longerproduced or used; out of date

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Inflammatory Adjective

Arousing angry or violent feelings

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Sentiment Noun

A view of or attitude towards a situation or event; a general feeling or opinion

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Candor Noun

Honesty

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Materialistic Adjective

Excessively concerned with material possessions or money

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Prejudice Noun

A dislike or unfair opinion (of someone) that is not based on reason or actual experience

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Distinct Adjective

Clearly separate and diferent

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Deference Noun

Respect

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Extensive Adjective

Large in amount or scale

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Impose Verb

1) To force the acceptance of something 2) To cause inconvenience to someone

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Articulate Adjective

Having the ability to speak fuentlyandpersuasively

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Pristine Adjective

Original and pure; not spoiled or worn from use

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Veranda Noun

A porch or balcony

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Atypical Adjective

Unusual, uncommon

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Subjugate Verb

To bring under domination or control, to conquer

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Ubiquitous Adjective

Everywhere, universal

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