To make an appropriate payment for something

Being an accomplice in a wrongful act

An event with disastrous consequences

A spontaneous feeling of closeness

To abolish, usually by authority

To give up a position, usually one of great power

To freelay choose not to commit an action

To feel or show deep affection toward something

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Compensate (v.)
Withdraw
To make an appropriate payment for something
To find a solution
To Complete
2
Adulation (n.)
Intense uneasiness
Extreme praise
High praise
A strong dislike; repugnance
3
bilk (v.)
Cheat, defraud
To rest, lie down
To enjoy
Restore, return go original state
4
Abstruse (adj.)
To stress,highlight
Aware;mindful
Hard to comprehend
Helpful,obliging,polite
5
Complicit (adj.)
crafty
Loud, boisterous
Being an accomplice in a wrongful act
Ready to adapt to oneself to another's wishes
6
Allay (v)
Eagernes, speed
Farming
To soothe, ease, put to rest
A lack, scarcity
7
Adhere (n.)
Farming
To stick to something
Eagerness,speed
Something that reduces pain
8
Affluent (adj)
Quick, nimble
Rich, wealthy
An insult
Uncalled for, unwarranted
9
Confound (v.)
To thicken into a solid
To plot, scheme
To frustrate, confuse
To give something over to another's care
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Anachronistic (adj.)
Out of its proper time
Flippant, bold
Soothing
Something that reduces pain
11
Alleviate (v.)
To relieve, make more bearable
to urge, spur, incite to action
Lofty, pompous language
Friendly
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Chronological (adj.)
Arranged in order of time
Related to the intellect
Distressed, wronged
Artistic
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Adorn (v.)
Extremely skilled
To decorate
To calm,satisfy
to assert,usually without proof
14
Abide (v.)
To reject, renounce
Rich, wealthy
Quick, nimble
To put up with or to remain
15
abase (v.)
Something that differs from what's normal
To humiliate to degrade
To aid, assist, encourage
To reject, renounce
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Boisterous (adj)
Loud and full of energy
Short, abrupt, dismissive
Process of being born
Exessively confident, pompous
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Advocate (v.)
To caution,criticize, reprove
To distribute,set aside
To sketch out in a vague way
To argue in favor of
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Capitulate (v.)
To party
To annoy
To get attention of
To surrender
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Calamity (n.)
An event with disastrous consequences
Brotherhood, partnership
an attempt to spoil someone's reputation by spreading lies
A piece of cloth for an artist to paint
20
Buttress (a.)
To reflect
To polish, shine
To strike with force
To support, hold up
21
Bashful (adj.)
Dull, commonplace
Inspiring shock, horror, disgust
Drawn to the company of others
Shy, excessively timid
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Amicable (adj.)
A dispute, fight
Friendly
To fill with love
Willing, compliant
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Comprehensive (adj.)
Including everything
Hard working
Skillful
Very clever
24
Acclaim(n.)
High praise
out of its proper time
High praise, special distinction
Something cursed,a detestable person
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Accost (v.)
To decorate
To agree without protesting
To confront verbally
To argue in favor of
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Cogent (adj.)
Logically consis
Secondary
Intellectually convincing
Aware
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Affinity (n.)
To steal money by falsifying records
Fearless
A spontaneous feeling of closeness
Expressive, articulate, moving
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Abrogate (v.)
To sketch out in a vague way
To abolish, usually by authority
An insult
Helpful, obliging, polite
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Abdicate (v.)
To bring together, unite
Willing, compliant
To give up a position, usually one of great power
To make void or invalid
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Accede(v.)
To agree
To decorate
To forcibly restrict
To abolish,usually by authority
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Chaos (n.)
Arrangement of dances
Absolute disorder
Harsh critisim
Written history
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Abstain (v.)
Keen insight
Impervious, immovable, unyielding
To freelay choose not to commit an action
High praise
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Balk (v.)
to trick, deceive
To ease the anger of
To return to harmony
To stop, block abruptly
34
Capacious (adj.)
On a exaggerated scale
Bitter
Hurtful, injurious
Very spacious
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Abate (v.)
Eagerness, speed
To reduce or to lessen
To cut down, shorten
Denial of comfort to oneself
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Allocate (v.)
Next to last
Disloyal, unfaithful
To spread throughout
To distribute, set aside
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Collusion (n.)
A big statue or thing
The act of burning
Secret agreement, conspiracy
A notice of approval
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Blemish (n.)
A state of being held
A cut, tear
A tendency, inclination
An imperfection, flaw
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Constrain (v.)
To contradict
To interpret
To forcibly restrict
To Chain
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Cherish (v.)
To feel or show deep affection toward something
To critisize severely
Withdraw
To voice disapproval
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Berate (v.)
To scold vehemently
To beg, plead, implore
To coax by using flattery
To give up
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Consensus (n.)
A gathering of people
An agreement of opinion
An act of comforting
The quality of being in an agreement
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Abet (v.)
To hate, detest
Keen insight
Bitterness, discord
To aid, assist, encourage

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