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Tout
To praise or recommend highly
Controversial; causing argument
To cancel; annul; make legally void; make useless
To slander; make vicious statements
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causing trouble, hard to manage or control; full of anger and disagreement
Feigned
Supercilious
Fractious
Complacency
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To make ineffective; impair; reduce to futility
Vilify
Debacle
Stultify
Amplify
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Insolent
To imagine, or form an idea
Very fearful; cowardly
Boldly disrespectful or insulting
Disagreeing; differing in belief or opinion
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Complicated and difficult to understand
Convoluted
Amorphous
Redolent
Pasquinade
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Showing proud, unpleasant attitude of people who think they are better than others.
Credulity
Hautuer
Supercilious
Prodigality
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Conceive
to imagine, or form an idea
very fearful or cowardly
importance; greatness of scope
prove right or justify
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distressing; hard to accept emotionally
Amorphous
Redolent
Reverent
Harrowing
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Magnitude
Blamed; disgraced
to imagine, or form an idea
Importance; greatness of scope
prove right or justify
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Prodigality
Carelessly spending money, time, etc.
willingness to believe something on slight evidence
behaving properly and doing things accurately
Showing very little strength, energy, activity
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To cancel; annul; make legally void; to make useless
Nullify
Vilify
Redundant
Stultify
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Melancholy
To speak or act playfully or wittily
full of anger and disagreement
Feeling or showing sadness
very bad in a way that causes shock, fear, or disgust
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Incapable of being conquered, defeated or subdued
Craven
Invincible
Vindicate
Magnitude
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Coherent
logical and well organized
not active, changing, or progressing
having no definite form; shapeless
very respectful
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Wantonly
Very bad; showing shock, fear, or disgust
To speak or act playfully or wittily
Not genuine or real; fake
Carelessly, often with ill will; undisciplined
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Craven
Boldly disrespectful; insulting
disagreeing; differing in belief or opinion
The act of crushing or bringing under control
Very fearful; cowardly
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writing that ridicules people and institutions in an attempt to bring change
Deplorable
Feigned
Fractious
Satire
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things that touch each other or are immediately next to each other
Prodigality
Contiguous
Disconcert
Credulity
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Vanquish
Sympathy with another in sorrow
complicated and difficult to understand
to overcome in battle
logical and well orangized
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Languid
showing or having very little strength
to walk when asleep
arrogance; pompousness
willingness to believe something on slight evidence
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Reproach
Prove right or justify
The act of crushing or bringing under control
disagreeing; differing in belief or opinion
blamed; disgraced
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Redundant
To praise, or recommend highly
Interfering; inclined to pry intrusively
Controversial; causing argument
Abundant; more than is needed
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Disagreeing; differing in belief or opinion
Vindicate
Dissident
Reproach
Profoundly
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Deplorable
not genuine or real; fake
Very bad; causing shock, fear, or disgust
feeling or showing sadness
to communicate delicately; hint
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Disconcert
to make someone upset or embarraced
showing strong and often angry feelings
to walk while asleep
having little strength, energy, or activity
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Disastrous collapse; humiliating failure
Contentious
tout
Exacerbate
Debacle
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To communicate delicately and indirectly; hint.
Intimation
Banter
Deplorable
Supercilious
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Meddlesome
Controversial; causing argument
Interfering; to pry intrusively into the lives of others
disastrous collapse; humiliating failure
To increase or make stronger
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Showing strong and often angry feelings
Credulity
Vehemently
Contiguous
Prodigality
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Banter
To speak or act playfully or wittily
Not genuine or real; fake
Feeling or showing sadness
Full of anger and disagreement
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ability or willingness to believe something, especially on slight evidence
Hautuer
Prodigality
Credulity
Convivial
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Vilify
to increase or make stronger
To make ineffective; impair; reduce to futility
Overabundant; more than is needed
Slander; make vicious statements
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Of deep meaning; of great and broadly inclusive significance
Conceive
Invincible
Profoundly
Magnitude
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Amorphous
a lampoon posted in a public place
logical and well organized
Having no definite form; shapeless
full of fragrance or odor
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To increase severity, bitterness or violence; to aggravate; to make worse
Contentious
Nullify
Redundant
Exacerbate
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Very careful, behaving properly, doing things in an accurate way
Punctilious
Convivial
Vehemently
Somnambulate
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not active, changing, or progressing
Reverent
Pasquinade
Redolent
Stagnant
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Sympathy with another in sorrow
Vanquish
Convoluted
Condolence
Stagnant
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Redolent
full of fragrance or odor
having no definite form; shapeless
not active, changing or progressing
very respectful
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Amplify
Controversial; causing argument
Disastrous collapse; humiliating failure
overabundant; more than is needed
To increase or make stronger
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Vindicate
the act of crushing or bringing under control
Prove right or justify
Disagreeing; differing in belief or opinion
Incapable of being conquered, defeated, or subdued
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The act of crushing or bringing under control
Subjugation
Insolent
Craven
Conceive
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Of or relating to events where people eat, drink, and talk in a friendly way with others.
Convivial
Hautuer
Languid
Prodigality
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a lampoon posted in a public place
Redolent
Convoluted
Condolence
Pasquinade
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Reverent
to overcome in battle
logical and well organized
very respectful
sympathy with another in sorrow
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Being satisfied with how things are and not wanting to try to make them better
Satire
Melancholy
Wantonly
Complacency
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arrogance; pompousness
Credulity
Prodigality
Convivial
Hautuer
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Contentious
To praise or recommend highly
Dissasterous
Overabundant; more than is needed
Controversial; causing argument
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Somnambulate
to make someone upset or embarraced
willingness to believe something on little evidence
showing strong and often angry feelings
to walk when asleep
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Feigned
Not genuine or real; fake
Feeling or showing sadness
To speak or act wittily
Carelessly, often with ill will; undisciplined