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Ivy Global 500 Words
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Abstruse
Adjective
Difficult to understand
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Apt
Adjective
Appropriate, inclined
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Cajole
Verb
To coax
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Compendious
Adjective
Succinct
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Concur
Verb
To agree
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Delineate
Verb
To list, explain
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Digress
Verb
To stray from the subject at hand
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Elucidate
Verb
To clarify
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Embroil
Verb
Involved in an argument or conflict
10
Empiric
Adjective
Based on observation and experiment (not theory)
11
Enumerate
Verb
To list
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Epitome
Noun
Representative example
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Equivocal
Adjective
Ambiguous
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Exemplar
Noun
Representative example
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Exhort
Verb
To encourage
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Expedient
Adjective
Useful
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Fathom
Verb
To understand
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Flagrant
Adjective
Evident, obvious
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Florid
Adjective
Flushed, fowery
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Incongruity
Noun
Inappropriateness, discrepancy
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Inefable
Other
Impossible to express in words
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Innuendo
Noun
Implicit suggestion
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Laconic
Adjective
Concise
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Lucid
Adjective
Clear, easily understood
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Nebulous
Adjective
Vague
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Nuance
Noun
Subtle diference
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Paradigm
Noun
Clear example
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Prattle
Verb
Babble
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Pronouncement
Noun
Formal declaration
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Proponent
Noun
Supporter
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Prosaic
Adjective
Lacking imagination, dull
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Rebuttal
Noun
Defense, counterargument
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Recant
Verb
To reject, take back
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Repudiate
Verb
To reject
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Rescind
Verb
To annul, retract
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Rhetoric
Noun
Elegant speech or writing
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Scrutinize
Verb
To examine carefully
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Simile
Noun
A comparison using 'like' or 'as'
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Tangential
Adjective
Irrelevant, digressive
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Treatise
Noun
Extensive written argument
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Verbose
Adjective
Wordy, long-winded
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Aura
Noun
Air, feeling
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Bombastic
Adjective
Pompous, infated
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Buoyant
Adjective
Cheerful, foating
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Callous
Adjective
Insensitive
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Cantankerous
Adjective
Irritable, argumentative
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Capricious
Adjective
Fickle, unpredictable
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Caustic
Adjective
Bitter, sarcastic
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Convivial
Adjective
Sociable, lively
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Demonstrative
Adjective
Openly emotional
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Despondent
Adjective
Sad, depressed
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Difdent
Other
Shy, lacking self-confdence
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Discomfted
Other
Disappointed, defeated
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Disillusionment
Noun
Disenchantment, disappointment
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Dispassionate
Adjective
Unemotional, impartial
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Elated
Adjective
Joyful, thrilled
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Evoke
Verb
To bring about, stir up
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Felicitous
Adjective
Well-suited, happy
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Forlorn
Adjective
Sad, abandoned
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Fortitude
Noun
Courage in adversity
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Furor
Noun
Commotion, anger
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Histrionic
Adjective
Overly dramatic or emotional
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Idyllic
Adjective
Simple and tranquil
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Impetuous
Adjective
Rash, impulsive
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Irate
Adjective
Angry, enraged
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Jaded
Adjective
Tired, bored, lacking enthusiasm
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Jocular
Adjective
Cheerful, humorous
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Jovial
Adjective
Cheerful and friendly
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Maudlin
Adjective
Overly sentimental
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Melancholy
Noun
Bleak, sad
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Mercurial
Adjective
Fickle, changeable
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Morose
Adjective
Gloomy, sullen
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Peevish
Adjective
Easily irritated
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Penchant
Noun
A strong preference
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Perfunctory
Adjective
Done without care or interest
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Petulant
Adjective
Irritable, easily annoyed
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Profound
Adjective
Intense, signifcant
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Propensity
Noun
Inclination, tendency
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Repugnant
Adjective
Ofensive, disgusting
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Reticent
Adjective
Emotionally reserved
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Sanguine
Adjective
Cheerfully optimistic
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Solace
Noun
Comfort, consolation
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Somber
Adjective
Bleak, gloomy
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Temperamental
Adjective
Moody, unpredictable
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Trepidation
Noun
Apprehension, fear
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Truculent
Adjective
Aggressive, bad-tempered
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Vicarious
Adjective
Felt indirectly through another's experience
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Wrath
Noun
Anger, rage
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Alacrity
Noun
Eagerness, readiness
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Dormant
Adjective
Inactive
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Ebullient
Adjective
Enthusiastic, lively
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Equanimity
Noun
Calmness, composure
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Hardy
Adjective
Robust, sturdy
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Indolent
Adjective
Lazy, avoiding activity
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Insipid
Adjective
Dull, boring
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Instigate
Verb
To provoke, start
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Invoke
Verb
To call forth, appeal to
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Lackadaisical
Adjective
Lacking energy, lethargic
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Laggard
Noun
Lazy person
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Languid
Adjective
Lacking energy; slow and relaxed
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Listless
Adjective
Languid, sluggish
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Lull
Noun
Short period of calm
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Pacify
Verb
To soothe or calm
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Placate
Verb
To calm someone down
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Placid
Adjective
Calm
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Raucous
Adjective
Harsh, rowdy
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Rouse
Verb
To provoke, excite
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Scintillating
Adjective
Lively, efervescent
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Stagnant
Adjective
Not moving, inactive
110
Static
Adjective
Not moving
111
Torpor
Noun
Drowsiness, apathy
112
Unruly
Adjective
Boisterous, unrestrained
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Vapid
Adjective
Dull, uninteresting
114
Abhor
Verb
Hatred
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Acrimony
Noun
Bitter animosity
116
Amiable
Adjective
Friendly
117
Amicable
Adjective
Friendly
118
Antipathy
Noun
Dislike
119
Congenial
Adjective
Pleasant
120
Disputatious
Adjective
Quarrelsome
121
Distaste
Noun
Dislike, aversion
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Empathetic
Adjective
Compassionate
123
Estrange
Verb
Alienate
124
Exacting
Adjective
Demanding, severe
125
Genial
Adjective
Friendly and cheerful
126
Ofcious
Other
Meddlesome, interfering
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Parody
Noun
Intentional mockery
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Rancorous
Adjective
Bitter, resentful
129
Rapport
Noun
Relationship
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Recluse
Noun
A hermit, someone who avoids others
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Satire
Noun
Sarcastic imitation
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Solicitous
Adjective
Expressing care or concern, often too much
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Unwitting
Adjective
Unintentional
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Amenable
Adjective
Yielding, open to suggestions
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Aspire
Verb
Strive for
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Assiduous
Adjective
Diligent, hardworking
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Assuage
Verb
To relieve or appease
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Compliant
Adjective
Yielding, submissive
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Dauntless
Adjective
Courageous
140
Debacle
Noun
Failure
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Debilitate
Verb
To weaken
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Debunk
Verb
To prove wrong
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Deference
Noun
Respectful submission
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Deterrent
Noun
Hindrance, impediment
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Disheartening
Adjective
Discouraging
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Dispel
Verb
To drive away or disprove
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Disquiet
Noun
Anxiety
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Facile
Adjective
Superficial, efortless
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Futile
Adjective
Hopeless, without efect
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Gallant
Adjective
Brave, heroic behavior; polite attention or respect given by men to women
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Impasse
Noun
Obstacle, deadlock
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Indomitable
Adjective
Too strong to be defeated
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Intrepid
Adjective
Courageous, fearless
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Onerous
Adjective
Difficult, trying
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Servile
Adjective
Submissive, subservient
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Steadfast
Adjective
Loyal, not yielding
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Subservient
Adjective
Obedient, yielding
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Tenacious
Adjective
Determined, persistent
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Tenuous
Adjective
Insignificant, flimsy
160
Tribulation
Noun
Suffering, distress
161
Vying
Verb
Striving
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Acumen
Noun
Insightfulness
163
Adept
Adjective
Skillful
164
Adroit
Adjective
Skillful
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Anthropology
Noun
Study of human beings
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Boorish
Adjective
Crude, unmannered
167
Cerebral
Adjective
Intellectual
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Churlish
Adjective
Rude, boorish
169
Conscientious
Adjective
Careful, diligent
170
Cosmopolitan
Adjective
Sophisticated, urbane
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Credulity
Noun
Gullibility, tendency to believe too easily
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Didactic
Adjective
Morally instructive
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Discern
Verb
To perceive or recognize
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Epiphany
Noun
Sudden realization
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Erudite
Adjective
Having or showing great knowledge or learning
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Esoteric
Adjective
Understood only by a few
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Fastidious
Adjective
Very careful, attentive to detail
178
Finesse
Noun
Tact, elegant skill
179
Flummox
Verb
To confuse
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Folly
Noun
Foolishness
181
Foolhardy
Adjective
Recklessly daring
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Grandiose
Adjective
Pompous, pretentious
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Inane
Adjective
Senseless, stupid
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Ineptitude
Noun
Incompetence
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Ingenuous
Adjective
Unsophisticated, naive
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Lithe
Adjective
Graceful, supple
187
Neophyte
Noun
Beginner
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Oversight
Noun
Mistake
189
Painstaking
Adjective
Careful, diligent
190
Pedantic
Adjective
Overly focused on rules or details
191
Precocious
Adjective
Showing early development in maturity or intelligence
192
Provincial
Adjective
Narrow-minded, unsophisticated
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Punctilious
Adjective
Meticulous, attentive to detail
194
Pundit
Noun
A knowledgeable commentator
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Quixotic
Adjective
Foolish, unrealistic
196
Sage
Adjective
Wise
197
Scrupulous
Adjective
Very careful, precise
198
Shrewd
Adjective
Astute, smart
199
Slipshod
Adjective
Careless, sloppy
200
Stupefy
Verb
To stun or shock someone