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Acquiesce
accept something reluctantly but without protest.
the art of finessing underwater
the beauty of something
to accept something in protest
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Fastidious
none of these
to cut grass quickly
to waste time doing something of importance
very attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail
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Leniency
to be afraid of court
the quality of being more merciful or tolerant than expected
to get caught leaning
to tolerate something or someone
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Cantankerous
easy to get along with
bad-tempered, argumentative, and uncooperative.
happy
none of these
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Lax
excited
amazing
sufficiently strict, severe, and careful
not sufficiently strict; lazy
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Opulent
to be obsolete
lack of money
outstandingly poor
ostentatiously rich and luxurious or lavish
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Disingenuous
to do behind ones back
honest
not candid or sincere
scared
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Ambiguous
trustworthy
a mean person
open to more than one interpretation;
an absolute meaning of something
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Epitome
to be perfect
a form of speech
a general statement
a person/thing that's a perfect example of a certain quality
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Narcissistic
a person with limited means
a person with many sisters
an excessive/erotic interest in oneself/one's appearance
a shameless person
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Germane
irrelevant to a subjece
I don't even know
relevant to a subject under consideration
not part of a sequence
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Verbose
throwing up in the trashcan in front of people
the art of explaining
vague in explaination
using or expressed in more words than are needed
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Hiatus
to practice something consistently
an high score
to be in the limelight
a pause or gap in a sequence, series, or process
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Scrutinize
to watch
examine or inspect closely and thoroughly
to loosely inspect
to glance
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Myriad
an ad placed for marriage
a married person
small in number
a countless or extremely great number
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Miscreant
a person who behaves badly or in a way that breaks the law
a little person
a person with no fashion sense
a person of great character
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Gregarious
to hate someone
to talk a lot
to enjoy one's company
a gossiping person
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Blatant
done privately with shame
done openly and unashamedly
to do something honestly
unafraid
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Hyperbole
an honest person
a serious group of questions
exaggerated statements not meant to be taken literally
a serious statement
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Burgeon
begin to grow or increase rapidly
slow to grow
begin to grow at a slow pace
to stop growing