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Frivolous play, especially amorous toying or flirtation.
Rebus
Dalliance
Dilatory
Recant
2
A powerful defense or protection, strong support or safeguard.
Bullock
Bull
Bulwark
Bulla
3
Senility; the mental decline associated with old age, sometimes called second childhood.
Dotage
Doting
Dolorous
Dole
4
Not changeable, fixed, unalterable.
Immutable
Immaculate
Ineluctable
Incorrigible
5
To obstruct, block, thwart, stand in the way of, present an obstacle to.
Stymie
Incapacitate
Impediment
Incapacious
6
Lustful, expressing sexual desire; also, appealing to sexual desire, indecent or obscene.
Immoderate
Salacious
Liaison
Putrid
7
A trope in which two incongruous, contradictory terms are yoked together in a small space.
Paradox
Oxymoron
Apostrophe
Apotheosis
8
Calm, quiet, composed, unexcited, undisturbed by passion.
Sedate
Quiesce
Sedentary
Sedulous
9
The substitution of a milder, nicer, more agreeable word or expression for an unpleasant one.
Obfuscation
Euphemism
Epithet
Lampoon
10
Chef Ramsey, know for this characteristic, hosts the appropriately-named "Hell's Kitchen."
Unfettering.
Plenitude.
Iniquity.
Beatification.
11
Sharing the feeling or experience of others in one’s own imagination.
Vicarious
Viscous
Vicious
Viscosity
12
To whip, flog, lash, scourge.
Flagellum
Flagon
Flagella
Flagellate
13
To use evasive or ambiguous language so as to avoid commitment or to willfully mislead.
Conflate
Misspeak
Misanthropy
Equivocate
14
Pertaining to, containing, or covering many different things or items at once.
Pliant
Polyvalent
Omnibus
Omnipotent
15
Supernatural, beyond what is considered normal or natural; hence, exceptional or extraordinary.
Gnostic
Zeitgeist
Mystical
Preternatural
16
Having, showing, or imparting supreme happiness or bliss
Beatific
Beauteous
Beatitude
Beautiful
17
To lessen, diminish, reduce in amount, force, degree, or intensity.
Abate
Ablate
Abcess
Abrogate
18
A common language; a medium of communication between people who speak different languages.
Lingua communae
Patois
Creole
Lingua franca
19
Free, unrestrained, without restraint or control
Unfettered
Ornithological
Independent
Dependent
20
Empty and arrogant boasting or bragging.
Mercutio
Braggadocio
Prospero
Miranda
21
Extremely hungry.
Vapid
Voracious
Vacuous
Ventricular
22
To decrease or diminish gradually, fade away.
Wane
Wax
Wain
Weighing
23
To free from error, falsehood, deception, or misunderstanding; to set straight.
Disabuse
Decenter
Defenestrate
Abate
24
The space covered by the stroke of a scythe or the pass of a mowing machine.Swath
Smote
Swathe
Swath
Swain
25
Deprived of something needed, wanted, or expected; grieving, bereaved, deprived of a loved one.
Bilateral
Befouled
Bereft
Barren
26
To become weak or feeble, lose strength or vitality.
Plaudit
Languish
Lacquer
Abrogate
27
To proceed by winding and turning, take an indirect or intricate course.
Mettle
Meagre
Meander
Mull
28
A producer or sponsor of public entertainment.
Fishmonger
Impresario
Marcescent
Margrave
29
Guilty, blameworthy, responsible; deserving blame, reprimand, or punishment.
Cull
Culpable
Cubiculum
Crissum
30
A trick, deception, ruse, artifice; specifically, a clever scheme.
Solipsism
Strategy
Stratagem
Scurrilousness
31
Of a highly refined or sublime nature, elevated or lofty in character or style
Rarified
Scion
Rubicon
Rebus
32
Tireless, never lacking energy, not capable of being fatigued.
Stentorian
Assiduous
Indefatigable
Sedulous
33
A group or set of three, a trio.
Triumvirate
Junta
Triage
Tryptic
34
Cowardly, utterly lacking in courage, contemptibly timid or fearful.
Maven
Craven
Laden
Haven
35
To bear or conduct oneself, behave, act in a certain way
Importune
Disport
Comport
Traduce
36
Overly forward or bold; rude, meddlesome, or inappropriate in speech or behavior.
Impatient
Impertinent
Impenitent
Ineluctable
37
To corrupt or seduce, lead away from virtue or responsibility.
Defuse
Decline
Debauch
Desalinate
38
Sorrowful, mournful; showing or feeling sorrow, pity, or regret.
Mortified
Maudlin
Rueful
Moribund
39
The origin, source, or derivation of something.
Province
Providence
Privy
Provenance
40
Beyond the bounds of what is considered usual, normal, or proper; unusual, peculiar.
Utrecht
Ostracized
Audion
Outré
41
Hissing; having or producing the hissing or whistling sound of
s
Lisp
Serpentine
Slurring
Sibilant
42
To gesture with the hands or body, usually energetically or excitedly.
Gunite
Galère
Galeate
Gesticulate
43
Filled with lively spirit.
Vivacious
Vascillating
Variegated
Vicarious
44
Strongly built, sturdy, stout; strong and brave; or strong in one’s position or belief.
Gadolinium
Interdigiate
Stalwart
Ormolu
45
To merge, bring together, fuse into one.
Augment
Conflate
Amalgamation
Suture
46
To grow or come together, unite, blend, merge, combine into one mass or body.
Consulate
Consummate
Coalesce
Consort
47
Severely critical, blaming or condemning harshly, expressing stern disapproval of.
Catechumen
Catalytic
Categorical
Censorious
48
To imply, hint, suggest or indicate indirectly, communicate obscurely or remotely.
Intimate
Infer
Discern
Descry
49
Misplaced in time.
Synchronic
Anachronistic
Diachronic
Disynchronous
50
To shelter, cover, or hide securely; also, to settle or fix comfortably and securely
Entomb
Inter
Enter
Ensconce
51
An important person who is a source of light or inspiration to others.
Luminary
Demagogue
Lionized
Lumosity
52
Not affected by passion, emotion, or prejudice; having no strong emotion or bias.
Nepotistic
Bigoted
Resonant
Dispassionate
53
A small amount, modest portion, little bit.
Modicum
Myriad
Minutiae
Morass
54
Very drunk; also, infatuated, obsessed.
Belligerent
Betrothed
Betokened
Besotted
55
I told you that secret, came to school the next day to get nothing but stares, & knew you were
maudlin.
perfidious.
mortified.
polyandrous.
56
Bitter, abusive speech or writing; violent criticism or denunciation.
Declamation
Diatribe
Defenestrate
Divest
57
Having a large, bulky body; fat, fleshy.
Ruddy
Corporal
Anhedonic
Corpulent
58
Condensed, abridged; containing the substance of a subject in brief form.
Compendious
Analect
Culled
Debriefed
59
Troubling, disturbing, annoying, irritating.
Vexed
Irascible
Cantankerous
Vexatious
60
To dull the senses of, make stupid or groggy, put into a daze, deaden.
Struthious
Stupe
Stupefy
Stultify
61
Extremely sacred or holy; hence, not to be violated or altered.
Sacrosanct
Sanctimonious
Sacrum
Sacerdotal
62
An omen, indication, portent; a sign of something in the future.
Potation
Betoken
Augmentation
Augury
63
An original model, form, or pattern after which all things of the same kind are copied.
Montage
Diadem
Archetype
Tapestry
64
To remain or live in a place for a while; stay temporarily.
Sojourn
Soiree
Solder
Solace
65
To know or understand instinctively, without deduction or reasoning.
Labyrinth
Harangue
Cower
Intuit
66
To envy or resent someone else’s good fortune, pleasure, or possession of something.
Begrudge
Avow
Betroth
Aver
67
A wealthy and powerful person; someone whose power comes from wealth
Oligarchy
Plutocracy
Oligarch
Plutocrat
68
Without moderation, extreme or excessive, going beyond reasonable bounds.
Intemperate
Inchoate
Invariant
Invariable
69
To spread widely, scatter as if sowing seed.
Deliquesce
Disseminate
Unfetter
Hyperbolize
70
A great, destructive fire; an extensive, disastrous blaze.
Kindle
Flagrant
Conflagration
Flagon
71
Symbolic, serving as a symbol, representative, typical.
Oracular
Emblematic
Exceptional
Quintessential
72
To make or declare sacred, or to regard as worthy of great respect or reverence.
Consecrate
Constitute
Sacerdotalism
Sacculate
73
A drink-offering; the pouring out of wine or some other liquid in honor of a deity.
Oenophile
Oenone
Libation
Lancet
74
A far-reaching effect, related development, or consequence of something.
Minuet
Tangent
Minutiae
Ramification
75
A person who rises in opposition to a government or to established authority or leadership.
Divergent
Allegiant
Insurgent
Dauntless
76
To confuse, perplex, bewilder, throw into confusion or disorder.
Contemn
Conflate
Condemn
Confound
77
A moniker that describes some quality or characteristic of its referent.
Epigram
Epigram
Epithet
Epilogue
78
To reward or repay for something done or given
Rescind
Recapitulate
Reify
Recompense
79
To criticize, scold, or correct gently; also, to express strong disapproval of, condemn.
Reprove
Reprobate
Retrorse
Retentivity
80
To stop running or flowing; become stale or foul; cease to grow, develop, or advance.
Stump
Stagnate
Abhor
Sterilize
81
Excessively showy or bright; attracting attention in a loud and tasteless way.
Garish
Gaffe
Guffaw
Gauche
82
To cater to or indulge the vulgar tastes and desires of others or exploit their weaknesses.
Pander
Pandemonium
Pandora
Pan flute
83
Honest and innocent, open and sincere.
Obfuscated
Guileless
Obscure
Guileful
84
A sudden uneasy feeling, especially when accompanied by a pang of conscience or guilt.
Quibble
Quiesce
Qualm
Quaff
85
Elaborately or overly decorated, flowery, showy.
Flaccid
Florid
Floristic
Flouted
86
To have or express an opinion; especially, to express a formal opinion.
Ostracize
Opine
Diatribe
Collate
87
Crying out noisily; making a loud and vehement cry; uproarious.
Volatilize
Vociferous
Solvolysis
Vexillary
88
Overly dramatic; excessively affected or emotional.
Meander
Maudlin
Historicism
Histrionic
89
A mental disorder characterized by exaggerated feelings of greatness or power.
Ischemia
Megalomania
Megalith
Megalops
90
Like or befitting a master or someone who speaks with authority; hence, authoritative, masterly
Magisterial
Magnificent
Magnanimous
Magnate
91
To adapt or remove text from a document to make it suitable for publication.
Redact
Reify
Rescind
Redaction
92
To attack violently, either physically or verbally.
Assail
Inconvenience
Accost
Accord
93
Fixed in habit or custom, firmly established by habit or practice.
Autonomic
Automatic
Routine
Inveterate
94
Of the highest or greatest degree, complete, utmost, utter.
Ethereal
Consummate
Atemporal
Consommé
95
Showing sudden impatience, irritation, or anger, especially over something trivial.
Vex
Petulant
Petulance
Vexatious
96
I knew you disliked many different people, but I did not realize you had degenerated into
misanthropy.
swashbuckling.
plebeian.
prattling.
97
A cause or source of ruin, harm or misery; a curse.
Bane
Banshee
Beedle
Golem
98
A conspicuous mistake, obvious blunder; “an instance of clumsy stupidity”
Gaffe
Impropriety
Indecorous
Indiscretion
99
"Ain't nobody got time for that!" exemplifies this often cringe-inducing adjective.
metonymic
hackneyed
heterogeneous
duodenal
100
To overflow, overwhelm, flood; to fill or cover with or as if with a flood.
Inoculate
Inanity
Inundate
Insurgency
101
An expression of popular wisdom, an old saying, proverb.
Pleonasm
Neoplasm
Foible
Adage
102
An enthusiastic or ardent follower.
Devotee
Acumen
Nebbish
Nomenclature
103
A zealous, uncompromising advocate or follower of an ideology.
Afficianado
Ideologue
Zionist
Enthusiast
104
Virtue, righteousness, moral integrity.
Sanctimoniousness
Rectitude
Sacerdotal
Sacrum
105
A roundabout or indirect way of speaking or writing; evasive speech or writing.
Circumlocutory
Circumlocution
Circumloquation
Perlocute
106
A slight difference or subtle variation, as in meaning, expression, feeling, tone, etc.
Nuance
Tincture
Nib
Quibble
107
A false, absurd, and often derogatory story or report.
Mallard
Canard
Gossip
Rumor
108
Lacking color or liveliness.
Palliative
Pallid
Pall
Pallucid
109
A person with special knowledge of a subject frequently called on to opine about to the public.
Talking Head
Syndicate
Pundit
Demagogue
110
To make clear, explain, cast light upon.
Exacerbate
Extort
Extenuate
Elucidate
111
Off course, amiss, in an unintended direction, in a wrong or unfortunate way.
Tangential
Awry
Awrye
Airy
112
Green in color, or green with vegetation.
Vitriolic
Verdant
Vestal
Vegitative
113
An omission
Ellipsoid
Ellipsis
Elysium
Ellipse
114
Intricate, complicated.
Convoluted
Covert
Cogent
Contrary
115
Charming, agreeable, and pleasant in appearance or manner.
Winsome
Introverted
Extroverted
Pliant
116
To give life or renewed life to, animate, stimulate. Also, to make more vivid or striking.
Pluralize
Necromancy
Vivify
Embellish
117
To force a person or group in an inferior, unimportant, or powerless role or condition.
Margent
Marginalize
Marline
Marge
118
Domineering, overbearing, dictatorial, commanding.
Impone
Impish
Imperious
Impious
119
To fill or satisfy completely, supply to satisfaction, gratify; also, to fill beyond necessity
Satire
Suture
Sate
Sepsis
120
The state or quality of being improper, incorrectness or inappropriateness.
Plangent
Impropriety
Trespass
Flangent
121
A person or thing that metes out vengeance or punishment, that brings about someone’s downfall
Inimical
Patriarch
Patricide
Nemesis
122
Slavery, bondage, servitude, captivity.
Thrall
Turret
Turpitude
Indenture
123
To ridicule, make fun of, laugh at scornfully or contemptuously.
Derision
Debunking
Debunk
Deride
124
Like a slave, slavish, submissive, obedient, subservient, yielding.
Surmise
Surfeit
Servile
Senile
125
Noninterference with the affairs of others or with individual freedom of action.
Laissez-faire
Independence
Abjectness
Irreconcilable
126
Aware, conscious, capable of feeling or perceiving with the senses.
Sententious
Sentient
Sensual
Sensuous
127
Not capable of being corrected or improved; especially, of a person, bad beyond reform.
Retrograde
Intractable
Insatiable
Incorrigible
128
Literally, disagreeable or unpleasant to taste or smell; figuratively, undesirable, offensive.
Unsavory
Unfortunate
Ineluctable
Intransigent
129
Acting or speaking too boldly, venturing beyond the limits of proper behavior or good sense.
Depravity
Pathos
Presumptuousness
Disingenuousness
130
To persuade with repeated urging, flattery, or false promises.
Abase
Debase
Fawn
Cajole
131
Showing no interest or effort, lacking energy or desire.
Listless
Cartilaginous
Feckless
Faithless
132
I did not expect coach to give me his _________ so readily when I asked to be Varsity captain.
imprimatur.
gull.
misanthropy.
oxymoron.
133
To speak fervently or furiously.
Rant
Rescind
Repudiate
Rapture
134
Exciting passion; tending to inflame the emotions; stirring up violence or rebellion.
Gauche
Incandescence
Faddish
Incendiary
135
A medicinal drink or potion; specifically, a sweetened liquid containing alcohol with medicine.
Excalibur
Tropism
Inquiline
Elixir
136
A comprehensive file.
Defile
Dossier
Demure
Desiccation
137
To make a formal speech, speak forcefully for rhetorical effect.
Declaim
Diatribe
Declamation
Oration
138
The repetition of the same letter or sound in neighboring words or stressed syllables.
Assonance
Antithesis
Consonance
Alliteration
139
Render utterly confused so as to be at a loss for what to say or do.
Ninon
Nebulize
Nonagon
Nonplus
140
A beggar; a person who survives by asking for food or money.
Mendicant
Proletarian
Pendant
Plebeian
141
To talk in a foolish, childish, or simple-minded way; to chatter or babble.
Perquisite
Preen
Prattle
Cicumlocute
142
A person who continually pesters, criticizes, or provokes others.
Hectare
Guardian
Gadfly
Septenary
143
To take the place of, replace.
Salubrate
Supplant
Sanguine
Repudiate
144
To scold harshly, criticize sharply.
Beleaguer
Embroil
Berate
Bigot
145
Truthfulness, correctness, accuracy, conformity with truth or fact.
Exactitude
Exacting
Veracity
Perameter
146
Selecting from a variety of sources, especially the best of those sources.
Eclectic
Abjured
Acerbic
Abrogated
147
To damage or diminish the beauty or sound condition of something.
Blandish
Boon
Brusque
Blemish
148
A female prostitute, especially one whose clients or noble or men of wealth and power.
Courtesan
Poulterer
Flange
Cahoot
149
A feeling of doubt, hesitation, uneasiness, or dread.
Misgiving
Multifarious
Munificent
Morass
150
To express oneself with extravagant emotion or enthusiasm.
Bard
Histrionic
Rhapsodize
Rhapsode
151
Freedom from penalty or punishment, exemption from harm or loss.
Immunity
Intransigent
Impunity
Ineluctability
152
A servile follower or assistant.
Minion
Android
Driod
Flatterer
153
Large and heavy, weighty, or hard to handle because of great size and weight.
Ponderous
Polytrophic
Querulous
Platitudinous
154
Unfettered by morals; unfair, unreasonable, or excessive.
Unconscionable
Nepotistic
Qualmish
Disturbed
155
Wickedness, moral perversion, corrupt or evil character or behavior.
Depravity
Grandiose
Presumptuous
Disseminate
156
To assign to an inferior or insignificant position, role, or condition.
Remand
Reluct
Reman
Relegate
157
You may think these processes only occur while you sleep, but your beating heart disagrees.
liminal
rhapsodic
plenary
subliminal
158
To burden, weigh down, place a heavy load upon; also, to frustrate or obstruct the motion of.
Encumber
Obviate
Enervate
Vex
159
To design, plan; also, to manage, bring about by a plan, especially by some scheme or stratagem
Contravene
Concede
Contrive
Conceit
160
I can't ever say things my way because Mr. Warner demands we replicate his ______ of English
vituperation
taxonomy
marginality
compendiousness
161
Lazy, idle, inactive; avoiding work, activity, or effort.
Intransigent
Ideological
Indecorous
Indolent
162
To cheat, trick, deceive, take advantage of.
Swine
Tweek
Gull
Gill
163
Due to its disparate elements and Harry's resemblance to a young player with game, this meme is
non-baryonic.
foppish.
ensconced.
whimsical.
164
Being the perfect, most refined, or most typical instance of something.
Emblematic
Emblem
Quintessential
Nadir
165
Boldly insulting and disrespectful; rudely presumptuous.
Impugn
Efficacious
Nebbish
Insolent
166
To soil or stain, as with mud or soot; also, to dishonor, tarnish, bring disgrace on.
Besotted
Sot
Besmirch
Mote
167
A moment of sudden or dramatic insight or realization; a revelation.
Epistle
Epiphany
Euphony
Euphemism
168
Disgusting, offensive.
Repugnant
Abject
Insolvent
Abjure
169
To steal, make away with, take dishonestly, often by a breach of trust.
Purlieu
Pulvinate
Pulverize
Purloin
170
Debris, disintegrated material.
Dilapidation
Diadem
Detritus
Dysentery
171
Able to speak and write various languages, multilingual.
Polyglot
Polymath
Polyandrous
Epiglottis
172
Tending to cause sleep or inclined to sleep. Also, drowsy, sleepy, heavy with sleep.
Somnolent
Solaris
Solipsism
Somnambulate
173
A sign of something to come, indication of a future event, forerunner, herald.
Harbinger
Odium
Albatross
Symbolic
174
To convert or attempt to convert from one religion, party, cause, or opinion to another.
Reconnoiter
Proselytize
Reconnaissance
Proselyte
175
A charm, amulet; an object believed to have the magical power to ward off evil.
Talmud
Talisman
Talon
Talus
176
Active hatred or hostility, deep-seated ill will.
Animated
Inanity
Aloof
Enmity
177
Lacking brilliance or energy, dull, boring, lifeless.
Moribund
Lackluster
Mortified
Lascivious
178
Of or pertaining to the common people; hence, popular, common, vulgar.
Plebeian
Pusillanimous
Putrid
Patrician
179
Wronged, offended, injured, having a grievance.
Abject
Aggrieved
Abjured
Aggravated
180
Abnormally thin.
Emollient
Egregious
Emulsified
Emaciated
181
Crooked, slanted, distorted, out of line or proper position.
Askew
Asper
Askant
Askance
182
To instruct in a particular doctrine, set of principles, or belief.
Ply
Indoctrinate
Didactic
Pedant
183
Mournful, melancholy, expressing sadness or sorrow.
Mortified
Plaintive
Moribund
Malicious
184
Characterized by, or given to, drunken revelry; frenzied, riotous, or orgiastic.
Apollonian
Petrarchan
Bacchanalian
Spenserian
185
A state of extreme hardship; especially, a lack of food or other necessities for survival.
Privatism
Privity
Positivism
Privation
186
Excessively greedy or predatory; inclined to seize what one wants
Remunerative
Placid
Rapacious
Abrasive
187
To overspread; to fill or cover as with light, a liquid, or color.
Suffuse
Subaudition
Emboss
Subjacent
188
Something divinely sweet and pleasing to taste or smell.
Ambrosia
Anodyne
Succotash
Sustenance
189
Excessive praise.
Apex
Adulation
Nadir
Zenith
190
A deep-seated dislike or feeling of ill-will; spiteful hostility or animosity.
Pleonasm
Advocate
Plenipotentiary
Animus
191
To make unfriendly or hostile, alienate the affections of; to distance or push away
Malign
Habituate
Hebetude
Estrange
192
Of or pertaining to the gut or belly; hence, guided by instinct or intuition.
Venal
Vascillate
Visceral
Ventrical
193
A riddle or puzzle, the answer to which involves a pun or play on words.
Conundrum
Sphinx
Consortium
Spile
194
The act of summoning or calling forth.
Evocation
Preface
Invocation
Devotion
195
Marked by goodwill and charity, serving a kind and worthy purpose.
Beneficent
Benignant
Benedictine
Benefice
196
Silly, foolish, idiotic.
Fatuous
Infatuated
Flippant
Glib
197
An unskilled laborer; a person of low social status who does physically demanding work
Mutant
Bigot
Bilk
Peon
198
To saturate or spread through, soak or penetrate deeply. Also, to influence or inspire deeply.
Poignant
Stagnate
Imbue
Solvent
199
Boredom, tedium; a feeling of weariness and discontent.
Egesta
Durance
Dweeb
Ennui
200
A narrow-minded person with ordinary tastes who has no interest in the arts or learning
Idiot
Pedant
Philistine
Objectivist
201
Aristocratic; of high birth or social standing; upper-class.
Bourgeois
Patrician
Patriarch
Plebeian
202
Tearfully sentimental, weakly or foolishly emotional, especially from drunkenness.
Meticulous
Maculate
Maudlin
Morose
203
Great distress, trouble, or suffering, or a cause of great distress or trouble, a trial.
Trituration
Tribulation
Tributary
Tricameral
204
Extremely wicked, infamously evil.
Negligent
Nihilistic
Nefarious
Negligible
205
I hate when the teacher asks us to read a ______, but it turns out to be almost book in itself.
epigraph
harangue
précis
epigram
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Division or separation into opposing factions of a group that previously acted together as one
Scion
Strategem
Schism
Schematic
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Unconquerable, unyielding, invincible, not capable of being overcome or subdued.
Iniquitous
Stalwart
Insurgent
Indomitable
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A person’s disposition; the stuff of which one is made, regarded as an indication of character
Meddle
Metal
Medal
Mettle
209
To repeat or restate briefly; summarize.
Capitulate
Caper
Recapitulate
Discourse
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To praise highly.
Condole
Extrapolate
Extol
Condone
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An absurd or ludicrous imitation; a grotesque or grossly inferior likeness or resemblance.
Tergiversation
Travesty
Transversion
Tapestry
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Empty, without content or substance; hence figuratively, empty of ideas or intelligence.
Turbid
Turgid
Vacuous
Vacuole
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Strong-smelling, exuding either a pleasant or a strong odor; strongly suggestive of something.
Redolent
Refulgent
Savory
Sententious
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To speak evil or ill of, utter untruths about, say harmful or misleading things about.
Malign
Malignant
Meretricious
Molt
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Ruling with absolute power, or pertaining to someone who has unlimited authority.
Draconian
Despotic
Imperious
Autonomic
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To incline or tend toward beforehand, make susceptible or subject to.
Preface
Perambulate
Predispose
Predestine
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Anything of monstrous size and power; a massive and mighty creature or thing.
Beignet
Behemoth
Bellicose
Belligerent
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To require as an essential condition, demand as a requirement.
Stipulate
Stipend
Perquisite
Remand
219
To weigh heavily, operate or work (against).
Misandry
Militate
Militant
Militia
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Rejecting all established institutions, laws, morality and religious beliefs
Antipode
Anachronistic
Rebellious
Nihilistic
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Excessive pride or self-confidence.
Hegemony
Heuristic
Hedonism
Hubris
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Inactive, sluggish, slow, lacking energy.
Torpid
Turgid
Turbid
Torrid
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Practical, useful, functional; concerned with or intended for ordinary, practical use.
Practicum
Pragmatism
Utilitarian
Plangent
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To make a god of, or to adore or worship as a god.
Deify
Theism
Diadem
Divine
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Sudden, violent, and brief; also, happening in fits and starts, intermittent.
Spasmodic
Oscillating
Scintillating
Scintillum
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Feeling or exhibiting deeply rooted hostility, bitterness, or resentment.
Raspy
Rancorous
Rancor
Pyridine
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Highly influential and creative; so original and important as to influence later development
Seminal
Primordial
Seminary
Tertiary
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Swiftly, quickly, with speed.
Append
Apace
Apropos
Apathetic
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To subject to verbal abuse; to attack with angry, contemptuous, insulting words.
Revoke
Revile
Revamp
Revision
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A dishonest person who gains popularity and power by distorting the truth; rabble-rouser.
Septuagenarian
Demagogue
Octogenarian
Plenipotentiary
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Extremely sad or unhappy; completely miserable, utterly discouraged or distressed.
Discordant
Disconsolate
Disconcerting
Discomfit
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To do something one considers beneath one’s dignity; to condescend reluctantly.
Dane
Inveighing
Deign
Dáin
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To increase or enlarge the power, influence, wealth, rank, or status of.
Aggrandize
Ascend
Exhort
Extol
234
An obstacle, hindrance, something that slows down movement or stands in the way of progress.
Inchoate
Iniquity
Impediment
Modicum
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Showy and grand in an exaggerated, artificial way; affected, inflated, pompous
Voracious
Servile
Grandiose
Rapacious
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Grand or flamboyant confidence of style or manner.
Pizzazz
Finesse
Panache
Pinochle
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To soothe the feelings of, make less upset or angry.
Enamour
Placate
Enrapture
Thrall
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Being, or pertaining to, a remnant or trace of something that has disappeared
Obdurate
Ensconced
Vestigial
Blatant
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An open declaration; a frank acknowledgment, admission, or affirmation
Avowal
Scintilla
Scion
Subterfuge
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Having a powerful and penetrating mind, quick to see and understand.
Epiphenomenal
Sentient
Perspicacious
Acumen