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| Alacrity | eagerness; enthusiasm; quickness | |
| Burgeon | grow; flourish; put forth new shoots | |
| Deleterious | harmful | |
| Euphemism | a polite phrase to cover something unpleasant | |
| Hypocritical | insincere | |
| Lethargic | tired; without energy | |
| Ogle | stare at; observe in an obvious manner | |
| Postulate | hypothesize; propose | |
| Robust | strong; healthy; tough | |
| Tractable | obedient; dutiful; polite | |
| Alchemy | medieval chemistry; changing base metal into gold | |
| Burnish | polish | |
| Deliberate | to think over deeply | |
| Euphony | pleasant sounds | |
| Iconoclast | person who opposes orthodoxy | |
| Levity | flippancy; joking about serious matters | |
| Olfactory | concerned with the sense of smell | |
| Potable | suitable for drinking | |
| Rotund | round | |
| Tranquil | peaceful | |
| Alibi | an excuse showing someone was not at a crime scene | |
| Buttress | strengthen; support | |
| Delineation | demarcation; explanation; definition; outlining | |
| Evacuate | vacate; empty; abandon | |
| Idiosyncrasy | personal peculiarity; something unique | |
| Libertarian | someone who opposes tyranny | |
| Ominous | threatening | |
| Potent | powerful; compelling; strong | |
| Ruminate | think over something; ponder | |
| Transcribe | copy | |
| Allay | to lessen | |
| Byline | the line that tells you who wrote an article | |
| Demur | hesitate; refuse | |
| Exacerbate | make worse | |
| Ignominious | shameful | |
| Liniment | soothing lotion | |
| Omnipotent | all-powerful | |
| Pragmatic | practical | |
| Ruse | trick; stratagem | |
| Transgress | go astray; disobey; commit a sin | |
| Alleviate | make less severe | |
| Cacophony | discordant loud noises | |
| Denounce | condemn; speak out against | |
| Exasperated | frustrated; annoyed | |
| Ignominy | shame [ignominious (a) = shameful] | |
| Lithe | flexible; supple | |
| Omniscient | all-knowing | |
| Pragmatist | practical person; one who is useful | |
| Saccharin | falsely sweet | |
| Transient | short-lived; ephemeral | |
| Aloof | distant; detached; cold | |
| Cajole | coax | |
| Deplete | use up; lessen | |
| Exceptionable | very bad (something which objectionable | |
| Illuminate | to light up or make clear | |
| Livid | very angry | |
| Onerous | burdensome; hard to undertake | |
| Preamble | introductory material | |
| Sacrosanct | very holy; inviolable | |
| Traverse | to move across | |
| Altruism | putting others first; being self-sacrificing | |
| Caldron | huge cooking pot | |
| Deplore | regret | |
| Exculpate | free someone from blame; pardon; acquit | |
| Illusory | deceptive; false; misleading | |
| Lobbyist | person who persuades someone to support a cause | |
| Onus | burden | |
| Precarious | unstable; risky | |
| Sagacious | wise | |
| Trepidation | fear | |
| Amass | accumulate | |
| Callow | immature | |
| Depravity | moral corruption | |
| Execrable | very, very bad | |
| Immoderate | excessive; extreme | |
| Lofty | snooty; arrogant; haughty | |
| Opaque | does not let light through | |
| Precedent | a previous occurrence used as a guide | |
| Sage | a wise person | |
| Trinket | something of little value; knick-knack | |
| Ambiguity | uncertainty; vagueness | |
| Candid | frank; honest | |
| Deprecate | criticize; denounce | |
| Exegesis | scholarly explanation or interpretation | |
| Immutable | unchanging; permanent | |
| Longevity | long life | |
| Opulent | wealthy; rich; magnificent | |
| Precept | guiding principle | |
| Salacious | lecherous; erotic | |
| Trite | noriginal; dull | |
| Candor | frankness; openness | |
| Deride | ridicule; make fun of; mock | |
| Exemplary | outstandingly good; setting a fine example | |
| Impartial | unbiased; neutral | |
| Loquacious | talkative | |
| Ordain | 1. destine; 2. confer holy orders on a priest | |
| Precinct | district of a city | |
| Sallow | yellowish | |
| Trivial | unimportant |
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