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v.
to feel sorrow for; to mourn
lucrative
malicious
melodramatic
lament
2
n.
the equal and objective treatment of opposing views
impart
impartiality
indifference
incite
3
n.
an example or subject from earlier in time
precedent
principle
provocative
prohibit
4
adj.
intending to provoke, inspire, or arouse
provocative
prompt
prosecute
prohibit
5
adj.
no longer used; rare or uncommon
objective
opine
obsolete
onset
6
adj.
thrilling, exciting, stimulating
hostile
fundamental
geriatric
galvanizing
7
adj.
having refined or expressive communication skills (writing/speaking)
eminent
eloquent
emit
eccentric
8
adj.
predominant, superior, most important
pinnacle
petulant
paramount
persecute
9
v.
to provide evidence for; to back up (a claim)
convey
corroborate
contend
conventional
10
adj.
firmly established
entail
enumerate
entrenched
empirical
11
adj.
making a certain situation or outcome likely or possible.
comparable
complement
conducive
cooperate
12
adj.
reasonable and possibly true
plausible
pitiable
pinnacle
pragmatic
13
v.
to refuse to recognize as true
satiate
retention
repudiate
reproach
14
adj.
dealing with things sensibly, realistically in a practical way, rather than theoretically.
prescribed
potent
pragmatic
predecessor
15
adv.
right away and without difficulty
readily
rash
reconsider
reform
16
n.
the final act or climax
contradict
culmination
counteract
climax
17
n.
disagreement between people.
disparage
discord
deplete
disgust
18
n.
respect; regard
devise
discriminate
desolate
deference
19
adj.
extremely bad
egregious
entrenched
eloquent
emphatic
20
adj. lower in rank, importance or position.
substantial
subtle
subordinate
subsequent
21
n.
the quality of being brief or terse
avenue
authentic
brevity
avid
22
v.
to stir up or cause trouble
fluctuate
fleeting
foresee
foment
23
adj.
not cautious or prudent; rash
inversion
imprudent
indulge
infer
24
v.
to emphasize or give additional weight to
undermine
vow
undulate
underscore
25
v.
to use up (as in energy or money)
exploit
expect
expend
expel
26
adj.
being everywhere at once
unadorned
undulate
undermine
ubiquitous
27
adj.
to be vulnerable (to something)
susceptible
static
spur
substantiate
28
adj.
paying great attention to detail
scrutinize
scrupulous
scorn
scandalous
29
v.
to become less active, less intense, or less in amount
abate
adapt
abstract
abysmal
30
adj.
undecorated, plain
unveiled
unprecedented
unadorned
unjust
31
v.
to die; to pass away
plausible
perish
postulate
potent
32
adj.
downright, utter, total, absolute
viable
validated
unmitigated
urged
33
adj.
urgently necessary or important; essential.
viable
vital
yielding
validate
34
adj.
doubtful, questionable
dire
dubious
diminish
dreary
35
adj.
not certain, finalized or fixed; provisional
transparent
treacherous
tentative
tremendous
36
n.
a strong feeling of dislike
anticipate
apex
analogous
antipathy
37
adj.
capable of being molded or changed
modest
malicious
malleable
innovative
38
v.
to belittle or speak down to
dilemma
disparage
diligence
devise
39
v.
to make worse or increase the severity of
exacerbate
empirical
entail
enumerate
40
v.
to be forced to agree or surrender
conceive
conduct
coincide
concede
41
n.
a principle, theory, or position, usu. advocated by a religion or gov’t
doctrine
deliverance
dominion
dogma
42
adj.
unclear or vague in meaning
afford
ambiguous
aesthetic
agitate
43
n.
the state of being uncertain or stuck between two or more options
ambivalent
advocate
adversarial
ambiguous
44
v.
to encourage or stir up
indulge
incite
invoke
indiscriminately
45
adj.
can’t be satisfied
irreconcilable
revoke
indulgent
insatiable
46
adj.
kind, generous
bias
basic
bolster
benevolent
47
adj.
very expressive; using emphasis
emitting
entrenched
emphatic
emit
48
v.
to transmit, bestow, or disclose
impart
improper
impartiality
impartial
49
n.
the practicality or possibility of something
fiscal
flourish
fluctuate
feasibility
50
adj.
almighty and all powerful
opine
omnipotent
ornate
oust
51
adj.
highly detailed and decorated
ornate
vanquish
modify
momentous
52
adj.
satisfied, with no desire to change or improve
comparable
concede
complacent
clout
53
adj. (of a person or their speech) rude, crude, or vulgar. OR rough, loose in texture
civic
coarse
clinical
cathartic
54
v.
to strengthen with new evidence or facts
substantiate
squalid
static
sufficient
55
adj.
cranky, pouty, irritable
petulant
potent
postulate
pitiable