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acumen
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quick , keen , or accurate knowledge or insight
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adulterate
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to reduce purity by combining with inferior ingrediants
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archaic
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outdated , associated with an earlier , perhaps more primitive, time
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aver
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to state as a fact , to confirm or support
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dissemble
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to disguise or conceal , to mislead
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eccentric
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departing from norms or conventions , odd , whimsical , irregular
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endemic
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characteristic of or often found in a particular locality, region , or people
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evanescent
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tending to disappear like vapor ; vanishing
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exacerbate
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to make worse or more severe
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grandiloquent
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pompous speech or expression
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hackneyed
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rendered trite or commonplace by frequent usage
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hedonism
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devotion to pleasurable pursuits, esp. to the pleasures of senses
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hegemony
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the consistent dominance of one state or ideology over others
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iconoclast
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one who attacks or undermines traditional conventions or institutions
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impassive
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revealing no emotion , without feeling , not affected by pain
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impunity
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immunity from punishment or penalty
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inchoate
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in an initial stage , not fully formed
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infelicitous
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unfortunate , inappropriate
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insipid
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without taste or flavour , lacking in spirit , bland
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loquacious
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extremely talkative
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luminous
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characterized by brightness and the emission of light
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malevolent
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having or showing often vicious ill-will ; spite or hatred
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misanthrope
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one who hates mankind
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mitigate
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to make or become less severe or intense; to moderate
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occlude
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to obstruct or block
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pedagogy
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the art or profession of training , teaching or instructing
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penury
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poverty , destitution
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pine
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to uearn intensely , to languish , to lose vigor
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pith
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the essential or central part
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pithy
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precise and brief
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placate
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to appease ; to calm by making concessions
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platitude
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a superficial remark , esp. one offered as meaningful
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plummet
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to plunge or drop straight down
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prodigal
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recklessly wasteful ; extravagant ; profuse ; lavish
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profuse
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given or coming forth abundantly ; extravagant
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proliferate
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to grow or increase swiftly and abundantly
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queries
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questions , inquiries , doubts in the mind ; reservations
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querulous
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prone to complaining or grumbling ; quarrelsome
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recalcitrant
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obstinately defiant of authority ; difficult to manage ; obstinately stubborn
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repudiate
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to refuse to have anything to do with , to disown
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rescind
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cancel , to invalidate , to repeal , to retract
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reverent
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marked by, feeling, or expressing a feeling of profound awe and respect
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specious
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seeming true, but actually being fallacious; misleadingly attractive , lacking authenticity or validity ; false ; counterfeit
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subpoena
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a court order requiring appearence or testimony
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succinct
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brief , concise , terse
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superflous
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exceeding what is sufficient or necessary
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surfeit
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excess , overindulgence
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tenacity
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the quality of adherence or persistence to something valued
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tenuous
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having little substance or strength ; flimsy ; weak
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tirade
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a long and extremely critical speech ; a harsh denunciation
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transient
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fleeting ; passing quickly ; brief
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