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Repeal
Surreptitious
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Surreptitious
A grotesque or debased likeness orimitation
Persistent; not giving up; holding firm
Acting in a stealth or secretive manner
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Repeal
Disgrace,discredit, ordisapproval
To revoke orretract
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Sanctimonious
Showingrighteousness in anexcessive orhypocritical manner
Something thatcausessleep/sleepiness
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Stolid
Following oroccurring after
Unemotional; not easily stirred or moved
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Urbane
Deserving of great respect
Refined or suave sophistication, as from a major city
Brutally harsh or fiercely aggressive
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Reproach
Disgrace,discredit, or disapproval
To revoke or retract
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Renounce
The state of beingat rest; sleep
To give up ordisown
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Repose
Reluctant tospeak; choosing tobe silent
The state of beingat rest; sleep
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Spurious
Not genuine,authentic, or true
To produce
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Scope
To respect deeply
The extent to whichsomething isrelevant orapplicable
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Revere
To respect deeply
Something thatcausessleep/sleepiness
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Spawn
To produce
To conquer or forcecomplete control
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Undermine
Unwillingness to tell lies; truthfulness
Refined or suave sophistication
Deserving of great respect
To make less effective or weaken
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Truculent
Brutally harsh or fiercely aggressive
To make less effective; weaken
Deserving of great respect
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Tenacious
Persistent; notgiving up; holdingfirm
Lacking infreshness oreffectiveness,because of overuseorbeingoverlyfamiliar
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Subsequent
Following oroccurring after
Not genuine,authentic, or true
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Trite
A grotesque ordebased likeness orimitation
Of slight orsuperficialrelevance;divergent
Lacking infreshness oreffectiveness,because of overuseorbeingoverlyfamiliar
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Serendipity
Unexpected goodfortune/luckproduced by chanceor accident
The extent to whichsomething isrelevant orapplicable
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Venerable
To make less effective or weaken
Deserving of great respect
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Reticent
Reluctant to speak; choosing to be silent
To give up or disown
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Tangential
Of slight or superficial relevance;divergent
Persistent; not giving up; holding firm
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Veracity
Deserving of great respect
To make less effective or weaken
Unwillingness to tell lies; truthfulness
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Subjugate
To conquer or forcecomplete control
Not genuine,authentic, or true
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Travesty
A grotesque ordebased likeness orimitation
Acting in a stealthor secretivemanner
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Soporific
Something thatcausessleep/sleepiness
Showingrighteousness in anexcessive orhypocritical manner