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| Abhor | hate | |
| Bigot | narrow-minded, prejudiced person | |
| Counterfeit | fake; false | |
| Enfranchise | give voting rights | |
| Hamper | hinder; obstruct | |
| Kindle | to start a fire | |
| Noxious | harmful; poisonous; lethal | |
| Placid | calm; peaceful | |
| Remuneration | payment for work done | |
| Talisman | lucky charm | |
| Abrasive | rough; coarse; harsh | |
| Bilk | cheat; defraud | |
| Covert | hidden; undercover | |
| Engender | cause | |
| Hangar | storage area (like garage) for a plane | |
| Knotty | complex; difficult to solve | |
| Nuance | something subtle; a fine shade of meaning | |
| Plagiarism | taking credit for someone else's work | |
| Renown | fame | |
| Tangent | going off the main subject | |
| Abasement | humiliation; degradation Adroit skilful | |
| Billowing | swelling; fluttering; waving | |
| Cower | recoil in fear or servility; shrink away from | |
| Enhance | improve; make better or clearer | |
| Harangue | noisy, attacking speech | |
| Labyrinth | a maze | |
| Nullify | to counter; make unimportant | |
| Plaintiff | petitioner (in court of law) | |
| Replete | full | |
| Tangible | can be touched | |
| Abrogate | cancel; deny; repeal | |
| Blasphemy | speech which offends religious sentiments | |
| Credible | believable | |
| Enigma | puzzle; mystery | |
| Harbingers | indicators; bringers of warnings | |
| Labyrinthine | complicated; highly convoluted | |
| Nuzzle | cuddle; snuggle | |
| Plaudit | statement giving strong praise | |
| Reprehensible | shameful; very bad | |
| Tardy | slow; late; overdue; delayed | |
| Absolution | forgiveness; pardon; release | |
| Blatant | obvious | |
| Creditable | praiseworthy | |
| Ensconce | establish firmly in a position | |
| Hasten | hurry; accelerate; rush | |
| Laceration | a cut | |
| Obdurate | stubborn | |
| Plausible | can be believed; reasonable | |
| Reprieve | a respite; postponement of a sentence | |
| Tawdry | of little value; gaudy | |
| Abstain | desist; go without; withdraw | |
| Blighted | damaged; destroyed; ruined | |
| Credulous | gullible; ready to believe anything | |
| Enshroud | cover | |
| Haughtiness | arrogance; pride | |
| Lachrymose | tearful; sad | |
| Obfuscate | deliberately make something hard | |
| Plethora | an excess | |
| Repudiate | shun; eschew | |
| Tedium | boredom | |
| Abstemious | self denying; refraining from indulging | |
| Blithe | free-spirited; carefree | |
| Crepuscular | active at dawn and dusk | |
| Enunciation | clear pronunciation; accent; articulation | |
| Headstrong | stubborn; willful | |
| Lackluster | dull; monotonous; bland | |
| Objective | unbiased; not subjective | |
| Pliable | flexible; not stubborn | |
| Rescind | retract; repeal | |
| Temper | to moderate; soften | |
| Abstruse | difficult to understand; obscure | |
| Blunderbuss | ancient weapon or a clumsy person | |
| Cringe | recoil; flinch; shy away | |
| Envenom | to cause bitterness and bad feeling | |
| Hedonism | self indulgence; pleasure-seeking | |
| Laconic | using few words; brief; to the point | |
| Oblique | indirect; slanting | |
| Plumage | feathers of a bird | |
| Resignation | acceptance of fate | |
| Tenacious | stubborn; resolute; holding firm to a purpose | |
| Accolade | tribute; honor; praise | |
| Bolster | support; prop up | |
| Cryptic | puzzling; enigmatic | |
| Ephemeral | short-lived | |
| Hedonist | a pleasure seeker | |
| Lamentation | expression of regret or sorrow | |
| Obliterate | destroy; demolish; eradicate | |
| Plummet | fall suddenly and steeply | |
| Resolution | determination | |
| Tentative | not certain | |
| Acquiesce | to agree to; give in to | |
| Bombast | arrogant, pompous language | |
| Curtail | cut short | |
| Epicure | someone who appreciates good food and drink | |
| Heed | listen to | |
| Lampoon | ridicule; spoof | |
| Oblivious | totally unaware | |
| Podium | raised platform | |
| Resonant | echoing | |
| Tenuous | flimsy; not solid | |
| Acrid | sharp; pungent (used of smells and tastes) | |
| Boorish | ill-mannered | |
| Cynical | believing that people act only selfishly | |
| Epistle | a letter (form of communication) | |
| Heresy | against orthodox opinion | |
| Lance | spear; spike; javelin | |
| Obscure | difficult to understand; partially hidden | |
| Poignant | deeply moving; strongly affecting the emotions | |
| Respite | a break; intermission | |
| Terse | concise; to the point | |
| Acrophobia | fear of heights | |
| Bourgeois | middle class | |
| Debility | weakness; incapacity | |
| Epistolary | concerned with letters | |
| Hiatus | interruption; pause | |
| Languid | tired; slow | |
| Obscured | hidden; covered; buried | |
| Poised | calm; collected; self-possessed | |
| Resplendent | shining; glowing | |
| Therapeutic | medicinal; curative | |
| Acuity | sharpness (mental or visual) | |
| Braggart | someone who boasts | |
| Debunking | exposing false claims or myths | |
| Epitomized | typified; characterized; personified | |
| Hidebound | rigid in opinions | |
| Languish | decay; fade away; get weaker | |
| Obsequious | servile; submissive | |
| Polemical | causing debate or argument | |
| Restorative | a tonic | |
| Thwart | prevent; frustrate | |
| Adamant | forceful; inflexible | |
| Brawny | muscular | |
| Decathlon | an athletic competition with ten events | |
| Equivocate | speak ambiguously; avoid telling the truth | |
| Hieroglyphics | 1. picture writing or difficult to read | |
| Larceny | theft; robbery; stealing | |
| Obsession | a dominating concern | |
| Ponderous | weighty; slow and heavy | |
| Retention | preservation; withholding | |
| Timorous | cowardly; fearful | |
| Adroit | skilful | |
| Brevity | being brief | |
| Decorum | dignified, correct behavior [decorous (a)] | |
| Err | make a mistake | |
| Hinder | obstruct | |
| Largess | generosity | |
| Obsolete | no longer valid | |
| Pontificate | speak pompously or dogmatically | |
| Reticent | restrained; holding something back | |
| Tirade | stream of verbal abuse | |
| Adulation | strong admiration; worship | |
| Bristle | to show irritation | |
| Decoy | lure; trap; trick | |
| Erratic | wandering; irregular | |
| Histrionic | theatrical; exaggerated | |
| Laud | praise | |
| Obstreperous | noisy and boisterous | |
| Portend | foretell | |
| Retraction | withdrawal; cancellation of a statement | |
| Titter | giggle quietly | |
| Adversity | hardship | |
| Broach | start to discuss; approach | |
| Deference | respect | |
| Esoteric | obscure and difficult to understand | |
| Hoary | old | |
| Lavish | on a grand scale; wasteful | |
| Obtuse | mentally dull | |
| Portent | a warning sign; omen | |
| Revere | worship | |
| Tome | large book | |
| Advocate | support | |
| Brusque | blunt; abrupt | |
| Defoliate | cause leaves to fall off | |
| Espouse | promote; take up; support | |
| Hone | sharpen; increase; whet | |
| Lax | careless; not strict | |
| Obviate | avoid; make unnecessary | |
| Poseur | someone who puts on an act | |
| Riddled | full of (usually full of holes) | |
| Torpid | inactive; lazy; stagnant | |
| Aesthetic | concerning art or beauty | |
| Bulwark | fortification; barricade; wall | |
| Defunct | no longer in existence | |
| Etymology | the study of word origins | |
| Hyperbole | grossly exaggerated speech | |
| Legend | 1. key to map; 2. myth or story | |
| Odious | hateful | |
| Posterity | future generations | |
| Rife | common | |
| Torpor | dormancy; sluggishness; inactivity | |
| Affable | friendly; social; easygoing | |
| Bureaucracy | officialdom | |
| Degradation | deprivation; poverty; debasement | |
| Eulogy | praise | |
| Legion | in large numbers | |
| Officious | domineering; intrusive; meddlesome | |
| Posthumous | after death | |
| Rigor | thoroughness | |
| Totter | walk unsteadily |
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