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| Abate | The reduce in amount, degree or severity | |
| Abscond | To leave secretly | |
| Abstain | To choose not to do something | |
| Abyss | Extremely deep hole | |
| Adulterate | To make impure | |
| Advocate | to speak in favor of | |
| Aesthetic | concerning the appreciation of beauty | |
| Aggrandize | to increase in power, influence and reputation | |
| Alleviate | to make more bearable | |
| Amalgamate | to combine or mix together | |
| Ambiguous | Doubtful or unceratin, able to be interpreted in several ways | |
| Ameliorate | To make better, to improve | |
| Anachronism | Something out of place in time | |
| Analogous | Similar or alike in some way, equivalent to | |
| Anomaly | Deviation from what is normal | |
| Antagonize | To annoy or provoke to anger | |
| Antipathy | Extreme dislike | |
| Apathy | Lack of interest or emotion | |
| Arbitrate | To judge a dispute between two opposing parties | |
| Archaic | Ancient or old-fashioned | |
| Ardor | Intense and passionate feeling | |
| Articulate | Able to speak clearly and expressively | |
| Assuage | To make something unpleasant less severe | |
| Attenuate | To reduce in force or degree, weaken | |
| Audacious | Fearless and daring | |
| Austere | Severe or stern in appearance, undecorate | |
| Banal | Predictable, cliched, boring | |
| Bolster | To support, to prop up | |
| Bombastic | Pompous in speech and manner | |
| Cacophony | Harsh, jarring noise | |
| Candid | Impartial and honest in speech | |
| Capricious | Changing one's mind quickly and often | |
| Castigate | To punish or criticize harshly | |
| Catalyst | Something that brings about a change in something else | |
| Caustic | Biting in wit | |
| Chaos | Great disorder or confusion | |
| Chauvinist | Someone prejudiced in favor of a group to which he or she belongs | |
| Chicanery | Deception by means of craft or guile | |
| Cogent | Convincing and well reasoned | |
| Condone | to overlook, pardon or disregard | |
| Convoluted | Intricate and complicated | |
| Corroborate | To provide supporting evidence | |
| Credulous | Too trusting, gullible | |
| Crescendo | Steadily increasing volume or force | |
| Decorum | Appropraiteness of behavior or conduct, propriety | |
| Deference | Respect, Courtesy | |
| Deride | To speak of or threat with contempt, to mock | |
| Desiccate | To dry out thoroughly | |
| Desultory | Jumping from one thing to another, disconnected | |
| Diatribe | An abusive, condemnatory speech | |
| Diffident | Lacking self-confidence | |
| Dilate | to expand, to make larger | |
| Dilatory | Intended to delay | |
| Dilettante | Someone with an amaterurish and superficial interest in a topic | |
| Dirge | Funeral hymn or mournful speech | |
| Disabuse | To set right, to free from error | |
| Discern | To perceive or recognize | |
| Disparate | Fundamentally different, extremely unlike | |
| Dissemble | To present a false appearance, to disguise one's real intentions or character | |
| Dissonance | A harsh or disagreeable combination, of ten of sounds | |
| Dogma | a firmly held opinion, often a religious belief | |
| Dogmatic | Dictatorial in ones opinions | |
| Dupe | To deceive , a person who is easily deceived | |
| Eclectic | Selecting from or made up from a variety of sources | |
| Efficacy | Effectiveness | |
| Elegy | Sorrowful poem or speech | |
| Eloquent | Persuasive or moving especially in speech | |
| Emulate | To copy, to tryp to equal or excel | |
| Enervate | To reduce in strength | |
| Engender | To produce, cause, to bring about | |
| Enigma | A puzzle or mystery | |
| Enumerate | To count, list or itemize | |
| Ephemeral | Lasting a short time | |
| Equivocate | To use expressions of double meanings in order to mislead | |
| Erratic | Wandering and unpredictable | |
| Erudite | learned, scholarly, bookish | |
| Esoteric | Known or understood by only a few | |
| Estimable | Admirable | |
| Eulogy | Speech in praise of someone | |
| Euphemism | Use of an inoffensive word or phrase in place of a more distasteful one | |
| Exacerbate | to make worse | |
| Exculpate | To clear from blame, prove innocent | |
| Exigent | Urgent, requiring immediate action | |
| Exonerate | To clear of blame | |
| Explicit | Clearly stated or shown, forthright in expression | |
| Fanatical | Acting excessively enthusiastic, filled with extreme unquestioned devotion | |
| Fawn | to grovel | |
| Fervid | Intesnsely emotional, feverish | |
| Florid | Excessively decorated or embellished | |
| Foment | To arouse or incite | |
| Frugality | A tendency to be thrify or cheap | |
| Garrulous | Tending to talk a lot | |
| Gregarious | Outgoing, sociable | |
| Guile | Deceit or trickery | |
| Gullible | Easily deceived | |
| Homogeneous | Of a similar kind | |
| Iconoclast | One who opposes established beliefs, customs and institutions | |
| Impeturbable | Not capable of being disturbed | |
| Impervious | Impossible to penetrate, incapable of being affected | |
| Impetuous | Quick to act without thinking | |
| Implacable | Unable to be calmed down or made peaceful | |
| Inchoate | Not fully formed, disorganized | |
| Ingenuous | Showing innocence or childlike simplicity | |
| Inimical | Hostile, unfriendly | |
| Innocuous | Harmless | |
| Insipid | Lacking interest or flavor | |
| Intransigent | Uncompromising, refusing to be reconciled | |
| Inundate | To overwhelm, to cover with water | |
| Inrascible | Easily made angry | |
| Laconic | Using few words | |
| Lament | To express sorrow, to grieve | |
| Laud | To give praise, glorify | |
| Lavish | To give unsparingly, extremely generous or extravagent | |
| Lethargic | Acting in an indifferent or slow sluggish manner | |
| Loquacious | Talkative | |
| Lucid | Clear and easily understood | |
| Luminious | Bright, brilliant, glowing | |
| Malinger | To evade responsibility by pretending to be ill | |
| Malleable | Capable of being shaped | |
| Metaphor | A figure of speech comparing two different things, symbol | |
| Meticulous | Extremely careful, about details | |
| Misanthrope | A person who dislikes others | |
| Mitigate | To soften, to lessen | |
| Mollify | To calm or make less severe | |
| Monotony | Lack of variation | |
| Naive | Lacking sophistication or experience | |
| Obdurate | Hardened in feeling, resistant to persuasion | |
| Obsequious | Overly submissive and eager to please | |
| Obstinate | Stubborn, unyielding | |
| Obviate | To prevent, to make unnecessary | |
| Occlude | To stop up, to prevent the passage of | |
| Onerous | Troublesome and oppressing, burdensom | |
| Opaque | Impossible to see through, preventing the passage of light | |
| Opprobrium | Public disgrace | |
| Ostentation | Excessive showiness | |
| Paradox | A contradicion or dilemma | |
| Paragon | Model of excellence or perfection | |
| Pedant | Someone who shows off learning | |
| Perfidious | Willing to betray one's trust | |
| Perfunctory | Done in a routine way, indifferent | |
| Permeate | To penetrate | |
| Philanthropy | Charity, a desire or effort to promote goodness | |
| Placate | To soothe or pacify | |
| Plastic | Able to be molded, altered, bent | |
| Plethora | Excess | |
| Pragmatic | Practical as opposed to idealistic | |
| Precipitate | To throw violently or bring about abruptly, lacking differentiation | |
| Prevaricate | To lie, deviate from the truth | |
| Pristine | Fresh and clean, uncorrupted | |
| Prodigal | Lavish, wasteful | |
| Proliferate | To increase in number quickly | |
| Propitiate | To conciliate, to appease | |
| Propriety | To correct behavior, obedience to rules and customs | |
| Prudence | Wisdom, caution, restraint | |
| Pungent | Sharp and irritating to the senses | |
| Quiescent | Motionless | |
| Rarefy | To make thinner or sparser | |
| Repudiate | To reject the validity of | |
| Reticient | Silent, reserved | |
| Rhetoric | Effective writing or speaking | |
| Satiate | To satisfy fully or overindulge | |
| Soporific | Causing sleep or lethargy | |
| Specious | Deceptively attractive, seemingly plausible but fallacious | |
| Stigma | A mark of shame or discredit | |
| Stolid | Unemotional, lacking sensitivity | |
| Sublime | Lofty or grand | |
| Tacit | Done without using words | |
| Taciturn | Silent, not talkative | |
| Tirade | Long, harsh speech or verbal attack | |
| Torpor | Extreme mental and physical sluggishness | |
| Transitory | Temporary, lasting brief time | |
| Vacillate | To sway physically, be indecisive | |
| Venerate | To respect deeply | |
| Veracity | Filled with truth and accuracy | |
| Verbose | Wordy | |
| Vex | To annoy | |
| Volatile | Easily aroused or changeable, lively or explosive | |
| Waver | To fluctuate between choices | |
| Whimsical | Acting in a fanciful or capricious manner, unpredictable | |
| Zeal | Passion, excitement |
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