To be unstable; to rise and fall

Thrilling, exciting, stimulating

Very expressive; using emphasis

Having refined or expressive communication skills (written or oral)

Excessive jealousy; to admire and be jealous of

The most essential or most basic part

The practicality or possiblity of

having no fixed course; deviating from the norm

Superior or distinguished; high in position or status

To give into; to satisfy or gratify

Supposed; related to a hypothesis

Capable of making a lot of money

Impressive (esp. in size and appearance)

To discharge, give forth, or release

To make worse or increase the severity of

To prosper, grow, or make fast progress

Incapable of being in harmony or agreed upon

To put into use (usually as effort)

Derived from experience, observation, or an experiment

To use up (as in energy or money)

the equal and objective treatment of opposing views

Invigorating, stimulating, or exciting

Viciousness, violence, toughness

To withstand, sustain, or hold out against

To do something extremely well or to be superior in

To guess, conclude, or derive by reasoning

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Fluctuate
To have uncontrollable gas
To be unstable; to rise and fall
To be stable
The absence of ups and downs
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Galvanizing
Rapid growth
Boring, uneventful, stifling
Thrilling, exciting, stimulating
A large vehicle for transport
3
Indifference
Extreme opposites
Apathy, emotional detachment
Extreme similiarities
Emotional investment
4
Emphatic
To be out of breath
Very understanding
Very unexpressive; unable to use emphasis
Very expressive; using emphasis
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Eloquent
Having a refined or expressive sense of style
Having refined or expressive communication skills (written or oral)
Feeling low
To ask a sincere question
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Envy
To have a green thumb
Not to worry about other people
Excessive jealousy; to admire and be jealous of
To have complete self-confidence
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Egregious
Extremely generous
Extremely bad
Extremely good looking
Extremely happy
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Fundamental
The most essential or most basic part
A psychological trick
Excessive funds
A bank overdraft
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Inversion
The stanzas of a song
A reversal
A genre of music
A repetition
10
Enumerate
To leave vague and unclear
To be utterly at a loss for words
To understand fully
To specify or count
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Feasibility
When something is impossible
The practicality or possiblity of
The essence of an idea
When something is impractical
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Incite
To discourage
To use quotation marks correctly
To encourage or stir up
To stifle
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Innovative
Novel or new
A bed and breakfast
A comfortable home
A supernova
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Erratic
having a specific place in mind
having no fixed course; deviating from the norm
having a pleasant temperment
To run a race
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Eminent
When something is on the verge of occurring
A candy coated chocolate
Superior or distinguished; high in position or status
A rapper from Michigan
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Lament
To feel sorrow for; to mourn
To be uninteresting
A Peruvian mountain animal
To give praise
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Insatiable
Can't be satisfied
To be satisfied easily
To salivate
To be content
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Entail
To involve or include
The dénouement of an old legend
To reach the end of a story
To be en route to another country
19
Indulge
Sludge after heavy rains
To deny oneself of what they want
To give into; to satisfy or gratify
A flood
20
Hypothetical
Relating to having too little energy
A medieval potion
Related to having too much energy
Supposed; related to a hypothesis
21
Imposition
An unnecessary burden
A favorable position in line
A necessary burden
A favor performed willingly
22
Frankly
Ingredient in kosher hotdogs
Indirect, vague
A common surname in England
Directly, clearly
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Lucrative
Capable of making people hungry
Capable of making people happy
Capable of losing a lot of money
Capable of making a lot of money
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Geriatric
Relating to middle age
Relating to youth
Relating to toddlerhood
Relating to old age
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Imposing
To be inauthentic
Impressive (esp. in size and appearance)
A mousy presence
To be unimpressive
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Emit
A seafood delicacy
To understand something completely
A Celtic name for warriors
To discharge, give forth, or release
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Imprudent
Cookies made from figs
Not cautious; rash
Excessive shyness
Excessive enthusiasm
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Exacerbate
To make worse or increase the severity of
To exaggerate
To make something noticeable
To improve
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Hostile
Moderate
Worn out, excessively fatigued
Healthy, safe
Harmful, dangerous
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Flourish
An unkempt garden
An ingredient in anticavity toothpaste
To add flavor
To prosper, grow, or make fast progress
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Irreconcilable
To forgive and forget
Incapable of being in harmony or agreed upon
To recognize someone
To be paralyzed with fear
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Exert
To put into use (usually as effort)
To put into another dimension
To put something or someone in their place
To squirt something out of a container
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Exploit
To leave a building
To blow something up
To use selfishly or for profit
To conspire with someone
34
Empirical
To purchase bootleg films and/or music
Derived from experience, observation, or an experiment
Derived from careful planning
Derived from hearsay
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Expend
To use up (as in energy or money)
To replenish immediately
To use moderately
To use when needed
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Evoke
To remove promptly
The center of an egg
To meticulously draw an image
to draw forth or call up
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Impartiality
the equal and objective treatment of opposing views
Unequal distribution of resources
the unequal and biased treatment of opposing views
Only part of the whole
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Exhilarating
To weigh someone down
To receive disappointing news
Invigorating, stimulating, or exciting
To dispense excessively
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Invoke
To burden
To practice the dark arts
To ignore
to call on; to appeal to
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Ferocity
Weakness
Gentility, diplomacy
Viciousness, violence, toughness
Malleable
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Endure
To make wood water resistant
When an event has reached its end
To withstand, sustain, or hold out against
To pass through unscathed
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Excel
A computer brand
To do something extremely well or to be superior in
To do something extremely badly or to be the worst at
An operating system
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Entrenched
firmly believed
firmly established
flimsily established
firmly executed
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Infer
To know with absolute certainty
Magma
To guess, conclude, or derive by reasoning
Extreme temperatures

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