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(adj.)continuing over a long period of time or recurring often
chronic
expound
accolade
ineluctable
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(adj.) certain of truth of one's own ideas; opinionated, authoritarian
probity
dogmatic
mete
licentious
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(n.)excessive pride in and boastful about one's own accomplishments or qualities; conceit
imprecation
vainglory
protocol
vestige
4
(n.) party strife and intrigue
factionalism
palliate
vestige
ineluctable
5
(adj.) characterized by rapid and unpredictable mood changes; fickle or inconstant
stigmatize
mercurial
factionalism
palliate
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(v.) to blend together or fuse so as to form one body or substance
mete
unimpeachable
coalesce
licentious
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(n.) complete and confirmed honesty; total integrity
probity
repartee
bicker
populpous
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(adj.)appropriate, oppurtune; (adv.) relevantly; incidentally, by the way; speaking of
convolution
mete
apropos
bicker
9
(n.,pl.) accessory items of clothing/equipment; a soldiers outfit(not arms/clothing); gear
probity
cull
accoutrements
dogmatic
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(v.) to make less serious or severe by glossing over; to relieve without actually curing
attrition
inelluctable
volition
palliate
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(n.) praise or approval; a ceremonial embrace or greeting
accolade
factionalism
stigmatize
chronic
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(v.) to pick out or select; to gether or collect
polemic
noxious
cull
supervene
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(adj.) morally or sexually unrestrained; having no regard for accepted rules, customs, or laws
mete
licentious
populous
bicker
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(n.)an inopportune or embarrassing occurence; a mishap
dogmatic
mete
polemic
contretemps
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(n.)an aggressive attack or refutation of a specific opinion or doctrine
apropos
polemic
truncate
noxious
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(n.) a swift, witty reply; conversation full of such remarks; retort, comeback
truncate
repartee
bicker
convolution
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(adv.) in secret; confidentially; privately; (adj.) secretive
palliate
sub rosa
mercurial
vainglory
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(v.) to distribute or apportion by or as if by measure; to allot
licentios
polemic
mete
dogmatic
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(n.)a trace or visible evidence of something that once existed by now is lost or vanished
factionalism
chauvinist
vestige
protocol
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(adj.) extravagently patriotic; blindly devoted to a cause; (n.) such a person
chronic
chauvinist
expound
vainglory
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(v.)to brand or mark as in some way discreditable, disgraceful, or ignominious
chronic
accolade
stigmatize
palliate
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(adj.) beyond doubt or reproach; unquestionable
probity
noxious
unimpeachable
contretemps
23
(v.) to shorten by or as if by cutting off; trim, abbreviate
repartee
cull
disparate
truncate
24
(n.)the point in orbit of a heavenly body/artificial satellite farthest from the Earth
apogee
coalesce
apropos
convolution
25
(v.) to explain in detail
expound
volition
immaculate
bromide
26
(adj.) shining or gleaming brilliant; splendid or magnificent
resplendent
bromide
acerbity
attrition
27
(n.) a trite or commonplace remark; a tiresome or boring person; a sedative
protocol
ineluctable
bromide
resplendent
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(adj.) full of people; filled to capacity; densely populated; having a large population
licentious
unimpeachable
probity
populous
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(v.) to take place or occur as something additional or unexpected; to follow immediately after
cull
convolution
polemic
supervene
30
(adj.)completely distinct or different; entirely dissimilar
truncate
dogmatic
disparate
accoutrements
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(adj.) harmful to physical health or morals
licentious
mete
truncate
noxious
32
(n.) a rolling up, coiling, or twisting together; a sinuous folding or design
coalesce
repartee
apogee
convolution
33
(n.)the process of wearing down by friction or gradual impairment
volition
ineluctable
attrition
bromide
34
(n.) customs/regulations dealing with official behavior and etiquette (code of conduct)
palliate
protocol
bromide
vainglory
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(adj.) spotless; without blemish or fault
imprecation
factionalism
immaculate
chronic
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(n.) a curse; the act of cursing
imprecation
chronic
resplendent
attrition
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(n.)sourness or bitterness of taste; harshness or severity of manner or expression
sub rosa
volition
acerbity
accolade
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(n.) the power to choose, will, or decide; the act of choosing, willing, or deciding
acerbity
chronic
volition
vestige
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(adj.) not able to be avoided, changed, or overcome
ineluctable
stigmatize
palliate
sub rosa
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(v.)to engage in a petty or peevish dispute; to move or run rapidly, rush; to flicker, quiver
contretemps
supervene
bicker
apogee