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uncontrollable; stubborn; disobedient
truthfulness
Chapter 5 Words
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truthfulness
amenable
verity
culpable
veracity
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uncontrollable; stubborn; disobedient
temporal
nominal
intractable
lucid
3
angry, especially as a result of something unjust or unworthy; insulted
veracity
indignant
ignominy
nomenclature
4
clear; easy to understand
lucid
repugnant
novel
nominal
5
fresh; original
amenable
dictum
novel
lucid
6
deep disgrace
pseudonym
impunity
ignominy
veracity
7
to stall; to cause delay through indecision
temporize
temporal
veracity
lucid
8
in name only; insignificant
novel
nomenclature
nominal
pseudonym
9
giving off light; bright
luminous
temporal
lucid
verisimilitude
10
eager to believe; gullible
indignant
culpable
repugnant
credulous
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friendly; agreeable
amiable
verity
amorous
impunity
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to charge with a crime; to accuse of wrongdoing
intractable
indict
temporize
culpable
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similarity to reality; the appearance of truth; looking like the real thing
verisimiltude
impugn
verity
veracity
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freedom from punishment or harm
indict
temporize
verisimilitude
impunity
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a false name; an alias
verisimilitude
verity
pseudonym
nomenclature
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feeling loving, especially in a romantic sense; in love; relating to love
novel
luminous
lucid
amorous
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obedient; willing to give in to the wishes of another; agreeable
amenable
credulous
amiable
amorous
18
an authoritative saying
elocution
deign
novel
dictum
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a set or system of names; a designation; a terminology
verity
nomenclature
nominal
pseudonym
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repulsive; offensive; disgusting
verisimilitude
repugnant
verity
temporal
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pertaining to time; pertaining to lie or earthly existence; short-lived; non-eternal
verity
credulous
temporal
intractable
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a classification; a category name
dictum
nominal
denomination
verity
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the quality of being true; something true
deign
amenable
elocution
verity
24
to attack, especially to attack the truth or integrity of something
veracity
indict
verity
impugn
25
the art of public speaking
novel
elocution
indict
temporize
26
to think it in accordance wth one's dignity (to do something)
dictum
elocution
deign
nomenclature
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deserving blame; guilty
indict
impugn
nominal
culpable