word master list.rtf

8/9/2019 Word Master List.rtf

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abase/ be s/injosi,injoseste-te,abase yourself=to behave in a way that makes other people respec less,to act in a way that shows that you accept somebody's power over you

abate/ be t/se atenua,domoli,to gradually become less serious or extreme

abdicate/ bd ke t/abdica,if a king or !ueen abdicates, he or she formally gives up power,"#$% to stop accepting a particular responsibility or obligation that you have(

abject/ bd ekt/abject,complete) used for emphasi*ing how bad, unpleasant, or severe a situation or condition is

abjure/b d +r/abjura,to make a public promise to give up something such as a belief or act

ablution/ blu +n*/ablu iune=p.lare a corpului, prescris. de unele religii orientale, pentru purificare,the process of washing yourself, cleaning your teeth etc

abnegation/ bn e +n/abnegaie,the act of not allowing yourself to have something that you want0 the act of rejecting something

abnegate/bn e t/abnega

abrogate/ br e t/abroga,to officially get rid of a law or political arrangement, often without t agreement of the other people, groups etc involved

abrade/ bre d/to damage something by rubbing its surface too hard,to rub the surface of somet such as rock or skin, and damage it or make it rough

abrasive/ bre s v/abra*iv,an abrasive substance is rough and can be used to clean a surface or to make it smooth,+of a person or their manner rude and unkind0 actingin a way that may hurt other people's feelings

abrasion/ bre n/abra*iune,a damaged area of the skin where it has been rubbed against some hard and rough,damage to a surface caused by rubbing something very hard against it(1roces dero*iune a .rmurilor din cau*a valurilor m.rii($oadere a unui corp ca urmare a frec.rii lui decorp abra*iv sau mai dur

abscond/b sk nd/evada,evada cu furt,to escape from a place where you are being kept as a punishment,to leave secretly and take with you something, especiallymoney, that does not belong to you

sailcloth/ se lkl 2/a type of strong cloth used for making sails absolve /b * lv/absolvi,"#$%& to state officially that someone is free of any blame or

responsibility in a particular matter,to forgive someone, especially for a religious or moral fault abstemious/b sti mis/abstinent,deliberately avoiding too much food or alcohol

abstruse/b stru s/abstrus,3eclar, confu*, 4ncurcat(difficult to understand

abstinent/ bst nnt/abstinent,the practice of avoiding something such as alcohol or sex 1ersoan. care 4 i impune restric ii de la m5ncare, b.utur., satisfacerea unor necesit. i fi*iologice etc

accedet/k si d/accede,adera,to do what someone wants or agree with what they say,to formally take a position of authority, especially as a king, !ueen, or president

accrue/ kru /creste,spori,67839 if money accrues or is accrued, it gradually increases in amount,if benefits and advantages accrue to you, you receive them acerbic/ s +rb k/acerb,showing criticism in a way that is clever and funny, but rather cruel

acetous-/eistis/acetos,producing or resembling vinegar(

ac!uiesce/ kwi es/accepta reluctant,to agree to something or to accept something, although you do not want to

acrid / kr d/acru,an acrid smell or taste is very strong, bitter, and unpleasant in your nose and throat,an acrid remark expresses criticism in a rather cruel way


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acrimonious/ kr m nis/acrimonios,+of an argument, etc(angry and full of strong bitter feel and words,:are denot. acrimonie, plin de ironie0 sarcastic( imbaj acrimonios

actuary/ kt uri/actuar, a person whose job involves calculating insurance risks and payments for insurance companies by studying how fre!uently accidents, fires,deaths, etc( happen,pecialist 4n calcule statistice privitoare la asigur.ri i, 4n

general, la probleme financiare( actuarially/ kt u eril/actuarial,involving calculations about risks

administer/d m n st+r/adminstra,to be responsible for managing a company, organi*ation, or institution,"#$%& to give someone a drug or medical treatment,to give someone a punishmen

admonish/d m n /admonesta,to tell someone that you do not approve of what they have done,to strongly advise somebody to do something

adorn/ d n/4mpodobi,to make something/somebody look more attractive by decorating it or them with something

adversity/d v +rsti/adversitate,a difficult period in your life in which you have many problem

affable/ fbl/afabil,pleasant, friendly and easy to talk to

affinity/ f nti/afinitate,a strong feeling that you understand somebody/something

and like them or it,a close relationship between two people or things that havesimilar !ualities, structures or features

affray/ fre /t.r.boi,scandal,a noisy argument or fight in a public place

affronted/ fr nt/to insult someone or to make them shocked and angry

aficionado/ f i n d /someone who is very interested in something and knows a lot about it

aggrieved/ ri vd/4ndurerat,feeling angry and unhappy because you think you have been treated in an unfair way

alacrity/ lkrti/agerime,with alacrity=!uickly and with enthusiasm

altercation/ lt ke n/altercatie, a noisy argument or disagreement

ambience or ambiance/ mbins/ambianta,the character of a place or the feeling you have abou

ambient/ mbint/ambient,existing or present around you,ambient temperature isthe temperature of the surrounding air,a type of music that developed as a reactionagainst disco and dance music and that uses relaxing electronic sounds, usuallywithout strong beats or voices(

ameliorate/ mi lire t/ameliora,to improve something, or to make it less severe

amenable/ mi nbl/+of people easy to control0 willing to be influenced by somebody/something,+formal that you can treat in a particular way(

amity/ mti/amiciie,a friendly relationship between people or countries,&titudinebinevoitoare, amabilitate, polite e

amenity/ mi nti/amenitate,something that makes it comfortable or enjoyable to live or work somewhere,a feature that makes a place pleasant, comfortable or easy

to live in( "rumuse ea unu; loc +unu; pei*aj( "ig( 6l4nde ., afabilitate ancillary/n s lri/working with professional people such as doctors and teachers to help them i

work,connected with something, but less important than the main thing animosity/ n m sti/animo*itate,a strong feeling of opposition, anger or hatred

&titudine ostil. fa . de cineva0ne4n elegere( anomaly/ n mli/anomalie,something unusual, unexpected, or different from what normally ha

anthology/n2ld i/a book containing poems, stories, or songs written bydifferent people( omeone who produces an anthology is called an anthologist(


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antipathy/n t p 2i/antipatie,a strong feeling of not liking someone or something

antipathetic/ nt p 2et k/antipatic,a strong feeling of not liking someone or something

antithetic/ nt 2et k/ or antithetical/ nt 2et k+l/antitetic,antitetical,the exact opposite of som

antithesis/n t 2s s/antite*.,the exact opposite of something

apathy/ p 2i/apatie,a feeling of having no interest in or enthusiasm about

anything, or of not being willing to make any effort to change things aplomb/ pl m/aplomb,a confident relaxed manner when dealing with a difficult

situation,4ndr.*neal.,siguran . 4n felul de a se comporta, de a vorbi( apogee/ pd i /apogeu,+formal the highest point of something, where it is greatest or most suc

+astronomy the point in the orbit of the moon, a planet or other object in space when it is furthefrom the planet, for example the earth, around which it turns(

apprise/ pra */informa,spune,to tell or inform somebody of something

archaic/ +r ke k/arhaic,old and no longer used,used about something that is very old-fashioned and needs to be changed,relating to ancient times

archetype/ +rk ta p/arhetip,a very typical example of a particular type of person or thing

ardent/ +rd+nt/ardent,feeling or showing a particular emotion very strongly,especially in support of someone or something,878


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augment/ ment/augmenta,to increase the si*e, amount, or value of something

auspicious/ sp s/auspiciu,de bun-augur,showing signs that something is likely to be successful in the future

inauspicious/ n sp s/showing signs that the future will not be good or successful

austere/ st +r/auster,simple and plain0 without any decorations,+of a person strict and seriou

appearance and behaviour,allowing nothing that gives pleasure0 not comfortable( autocratic/ t krt k/autocratic,ruling with complete power0 "orm. de guvernare 4n care 4ntr

putere a statului e concentrat. 4n m5na unei singure persoane0 tiranie, absolutism aversion/ v +r +n/aversiune,a strong feeling that you dislike someone or something

banal/b n l/banal,something that is banal is boring because it contains nothing new, original, or unusual

belie/b la /de*mini,to make someone or something appear to be different from how they really are,to seem to show that a promise, hope, statement etc is not true(

bellicose / bel k s/belicos,someone who is bellicose enjoys fighting or arguing

benign /b na n/benign,%9?8:& a benign lump in your body or a benign disease is not cancer will not kill you,"#$%& kind and nice, :are nu pre*int. gravitate0 f.r. consecin e grave, :aeste lipsit de gravitate, de intensitate0 u or0 inofensiv(

blas@/ bl *e /bla*at,not excited, worried, or enthusiastic about something that most people thin exciting, worrying, or impressive, because you have done it many times before(

blithe/bla A/vesel,ignoring or not reali*ing the real disadvantages of a situation or the possible bresults of something you do,8


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cardinal/ k +rd n+l/cardinal,a priest with a very senior position in the $oman :atholic :hurch, below that of the 1ope,very important

cataclysm/ kt kl *+m/cataclism,a sudden violent change, especially a social or political one,a sudden natural event that causes a lot of damage, for example a flood or an earth!uake(

cataract/ ktrkt/cataract.,a medical condition affecting your eyes in which they become

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contravene/ k ntr vi n/contraveni,to do something that is not allowed by a rule, law, or agreement( & s.v5r i o abatere de la o lege, de la un regulament, de laregulile de convie uire social. etc(

contrite/kn tra t/remuscat,regreta,very sorry for something bad that you have done

contrition/kn tr n/remuscare,regretare,the feeling of being very sorry for

something bad that you have done copious/ k pis/copios,in large amounts

corpulent/ k pjlnt/corpolent,+of a person fat( 1eople say DcorpulentE to avoid saying DfatE

corroborate/k r bre t/corobora,& sus ine ca fiind autentic0 a adeveri0 a confirma0to provide evidence or information that supports a statement, theory, etc(

counterpart/ ka nt+r p +rt/someone or something that has the same job or purpose as another person or thing, but in a different country, time, situation, ororgani*ation,copie,one of two or more copies of a legal document(

craven/ kre vn/la ,lacking courage

credence/ kri d+ns/gain credence if an idea gains credence, people become more likely to believe it,give credence to something to believe that something is true(

credulous/ kredjls/credul,too ready to believe things and therefore easy to trick cryptic/ kr pt k/criptic,with a meaning that is hidden or not easily understood

culpable/ k lpb+l/culpabil,responsible for doing something bad or illegal

cursory/ k sri/done !uickly and without giving enough attention to details

cynical/ s n k+l/cinic,someone who is cynical believes that people care only about themselves a not sincere or honest,someone who is cynical expects things not to be successful or useful,willingother people be harmed so that you can get an advantage

daunt/d nt/intimida,infricosa,daunt somebody to make somebody feel nervous and less confideabout doing something

dauntless/ d ntls/never frightened or worried even by very difficult or dangerous things

debase/d be s/4njosi,deba*a,debase somebody/something to make somebody/something less valu or respected

debilitate/d b l te t/debilita,debilitate somebody/something to make somebodyEs body or mind weaker,debilitate something to make a country, an organi*ation, etc( weaker(

debonair/ deb ne+r/a man who is debonair wears fashionable clothes and is attractive, relaxed confident

defile /d fa l/defila,p5ng .ri,spurca,to spoil something important, pure, or holy

deleterious/ del t ris/v .t.m.tor,harmful and damaging

deluge/ delju d /diluviu,a lot of things all happening or arriving at the same time, especially if th hard to deal with,a very heavy fall of rain,a flood

demise/d ma */deces,the end or failure of an institution, an idea, a company, etc(+formal or hum death

deni*en/ den *+n/str .in naturali*at,someone or something that lives in a particular place or gothere often

derisive/d ra s v/deri*iv,showing that you think someone or something is stupid, unimportant, useless,expressing contempt or ridicule

derogate/ der e t/deroga,derogate something +formal to state that something or somebody is w worth,& se abate de la o lege, de la un regulament etcdesiccate


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detriment/ detr mnt/detriment,the act of causing harm or damage0 something that causes harm damage,prejudiciu, pierdere material. sau moral.( F 4n detrimentul +cuiva sau a ceva = 4n pagudauna +cuiva sau a ceva(

detritus/d tra ts/detritus,+specialist natural waste material that is left after something has bee or broken up,formal any kind of rubbish/garbage that is left after an event or when something

been used( debris/ debri /molo*,pieces of wood, metal, brick, etc( that are left after something has been dest

+formal rubbish/garbage or pieces of material that are left somewhere and are not wanted( devout/d va t/devot,very religious,very enthusiastic in your support for something

diabolical / da b l kl/diabolical,+informal, especially 6ritish 9nglish extremely bad or annoy fre!uent diabolic / da b l k/diabolic,morally bad and evil0 like a devil

diadem/ da dem/diadem .,crown, worn especially as a sign of royal power

diaphanous/da fns/diafan,+of cloth so light and fine that you can almost see through it

dichotomy/da k tmi/dicotomie,a difference between two opposite things or ideas

didactic/da dkt k/didactic,designed to teach people something, especially a moral lesson,+usua disapproving telling people things rather than letting them find out for themselves(

dilate/da le t/dilata,if part of your body dilates, it becomes bigger and wider dire/ da +r/abominabil,very severe or serious,saying that something very bad is going to

happen,83"#$%& of a very low standard( discern/d s n/discerne,distinge,to know, recogni*e or understand something, especially someth

that is not obvious,discern something to see or hear something, usually with difficulty discharge/d s t d /discharge somebody +from something to give somebody official permission

leave a place or job0 to make somebody leave a job,discharge somebody to allow somebody to leaprison or court(

disconcert/ d skn s +rt/descump .ni,to make someone feel worried, confused, or surprised(

disconsolate/d s k nslt/neconsolat,inconsolabil,extremely unhappy or disappointed

dissuade/d swe d/disuada,to persuade someone not to do something discreet/d skri t/discret,careful not to say anything that is secret or that could upset someone,un

to attract attention,small and not very noticeable( disparate/ d sp+rt/disparat,disparate things belong to very different groups or classes

dissident/ d s dnt/disident,someone who disagrees publicly with a government, especially in a c where this is not allowed,someone who disagrees publicly with the policy of an organi*ation theybelong to, especially a political party(

dissimulate/d s mj le t/disimula,to hide your real thoughts, feelings, or intentions(& ascunde adev.rata fa . a unui lucru,a unei situa ii etc(

distend/d stend/to swell, or to make something swell

divulge/da v ld /divulga,divulge something +to somebody divulge what, whether, etcG +forma

give somebody information that is supposed to be secret dolorous/ d lrs/dureros,feeling or showing great sadness

drivel/ dr v+l/stupid and unimportant things that someone says or writes

droll/dr l/n .*dr.van,funny in an unusual way

dulcet/ d ls t/dulce,a dulcet sound is soft and pleasant

ebullience/ b lins/the !uality of being full of confidence, energy and good humour

effervescence/ ef vesns/efervescen .,!uality of being excited, enthusiastic and full of energy(


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effects/ fekts/effects or personal effects H17$&I "#$%& the things that belong to you

effectual/ fekt ul/efectual,producing the effect that you intended

effrontery/ fr ntri/behaviour that is rude or that shows a lack of respect

egress/ i res/ie ire,the action of leaving a place

elucidate/ lu s de t/elucida,to make something easier to understand by giving more information

emaciated/ me ie t d/emaciat,thin and weak, usually because of illness or lack of food

embellish/ m bel /4nfrumuse a,to make a story more interesting by adding details, especially on are not completely true,to make something more beautiful by decorating it

@migr@/ em re /emigrant(a person who has left their own country, usually for political reasons

emigrant/ em rnt/emigrant,a person who leaves their country to live in another

emphatic/ m ft k/emfatic,an emphatic statement, answer, etc( is given with force to show that i important,+of a person making it very clear what you mean by speaking with force,an emphaticvictory, win, or defeat is one in which one team or player wins by a large amount(

encumber/ n k mb+r/ingreuna,if something large, heavy, tight etc encumbers you, it prevents from moving normally,to make it more difficult for someone to do something or for something to

develop enigma/ n m/enigma,a person, thing or situation that is mysterious and difficult to understan

ennui/ n wi /plictiseal .,feelings of being bored and not satisfied because nothing interesting ishappening

ensue / n sju /reie Ji din,re*ulta,to happen after something else, often as a result of it

envoy / env /repre*entant sau mesager,a person who represents a government or an organi*ati is sent as a representative to talk to other governments and organi*ations

e!uanimity/ ekw n mti/echilibru sufletesc,a calm mental state when you deal with a difficult situation

e!uity/ ekwti/echitate,"#$%& a fair and reasonable way of behaving towards people, so thateveryone is treated in the same way,9>& a system for obtaining a fair result when existing la

not provide a solution, 67839 the value of a property after you have taken away the amounto pay on the mortgage +=money borrowed to buy it0the value of a companyEs shares0e!uitiesH17$&I 67839 company shares that can be bought and sold on a stock market0the tradunion for actors in the 7K, the 7 and some other countries(( ?reptate, nep.rtinire( F :inste0 omL( 1rincipiu etic i juridic care st. la ba*a reglement.rii tuturor rela iilor sociale 4n spiritul drep egalit. ii i justi iei, al colabor.rii i respectului reciproc(

erudite/ eruda t/erudit,having or showing great knowledge that is gained from academic study,: posed. cuno tin e temeinice i vaste 4n urma unor studii 4ndelungate0 savant, 4nv. at (

erudition/ eru d n/eruditie,great academic knowledge

eschew / s t u /eschiva,eschew something +formal to deliberately avoid or keep away from some

espouse / spa */suport,casatori,marry,to give your support to an idea, principle, or belief

evince/ v ns/v .di,invedera,to show a particular feeling, !uality, or attitude exacerbate/ *s+rbe t/exacerba,to make a problem become worse, & aduce la paroxism0 a

intensifica 4n cel mai 4nalt grad( exculpate/ eksk lpe t/disculpa(to prove that someone is not guilty of a crime or other bad action

exodus/ eksds/exod0HsingularI exodus +fromG +toG +formal or humorous a situation in whimany people leave a place at the same time, 9migrare 4n mas. a unei popula ii, evacuare, refugitimp de r.*boi, cataclisme etc(0 plecare 4n num.r mare +dintr-o regiune 4n alta, de la sat la ora L( 1arte final. a unei tragedii grece ti, cuprin*5nd de*nod.m5ntul i ie irea din scen. 4n cortegi


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actorilor(( exonerate/ * nre t/exonera,exonerate somebody +from something +formal to officially state

somebody is not responsible for something that they have been blamed for0 & +se elibera +total par ial, de o datorie, de o obliga ie, de o sarcin .(

expiate/ ekspie t/expia,to show that you are sorry for something bad you have done by doing

something good exploit/ k spl t/exploata,to treat someone unfairly in order to get some benefit for yourself0to u

situation so that you get benefit from it, even if it is wrong or unfair to do this0to use natural ressuch as trees, water, or oil so that you gain as much as possible0 H77& 17$&Isomethingunusual that someone does that you think is brave, exciting, or entertaining(& folosi, a pune 4n vo resurs.0 a extrage o substan . util., un material folositor etc( 4n vederea reali*.rii unor obiectieconomice( L( &- i 4nsu i f.r. plat. din re*ultatele muncii altuia( F & aservi pe plan economic i p alt stat( M( & asupri, a prigoni, a oprima, a 4mpila( N( "ig( & trage folos +4n mod abu*iv din ceva, profita de ceva( & exploata sl.biciunile cuiva(

extant/ ekstnt/extant,+of something very old still in existence

extricate/ ekstr ke t/to get someone out of a difficult or unpleasant situation,to get someone or something out of a place, when this is difficult or dangerous

facile/ fsa l/facil,produced without effort or careful thought,Honly before nounI +formal obtain easily and having little value(

faction/ fk +n/fac iune, a small group within a larger group, consisting of people with differe opinions from the rest("#$%& disagreement or fighting between small groups within a larger:839%& 83"#$%& a story, film, or television programme that is a mixture of real and imagievents or people(

farcical/ f s kl/ridiculous and not worth taking seriously

fastidious/f st dis/preten ios,greu de mul umit,caring a lot about small details and wantingeverything to be correct and tidy,keeping your clothes, possessions, and property very clean and

fatuous/ ft us/ stupid

federation/fedre n/federa ie,a country made up of individual states with the power to make t own decisions,but with a national government responsible for areas such as foreign policy and dlarge organi*ation made up of several smaller organi*ations or groups that share similar aims

felicity/f l sti/fericire,great happiness,the !uality of being well chosen or suitable,felicities Hplu well-chosen or successful features,especially in a speech or piece of writing

feral/ ferl/nedomesticit,s .lbatic,a feral cat or other animal is one that lives in a wild state but wkept as a pet or lived on a farm,used to describe people who behave in a wild or violent way,

fester/ fest+r/supura,if an injury or sore place on your body festers, it becomes infected,if food waste material festers, it starts to decay and smell bad(

suppurate/ s pjure t/supura,+of a cut, wound, etc( to produce a thick yellow li!uid +called pus because of infection

fetid / fet d/fetid0fetid water or air has a very unpleasant smell, usually caused by decay,:are es extrem de de*gust.tor0 resping.tor 4n cel mai 4nalt grad( L +despre substan e sau corpuri :aremiros resping.tor(

figment/ f mnt/n .scocire,a figment of somebodyEs imagi nation0something that somebody hasimagined and that does not really exist

firmament/ f +rmmnt/8


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flaccid/ fls d/flasc,flacid,flaccid skin or muscles are loose and soft,%9?8:& a flaccid penis is hard(a flaccid argument or idea is not effective(

flagrant/ fle rnt/flagrant,done in an obvious way that shows you do not care if you break rule offend people

florid/ fl r d/florid+of a personEs face red,+usually disapproving having too much decoration o

detail,Pnfloritor, prosper, activ( L( +%ed(0 despre boli "oarte activ, 4n plin. evolu ie foment/f ment/fomenta,to encourage people to have angry feelings or to protest or fight,a apli

medicament extern i local cald( L( +fig( a suscita sau 4ntre ine +un sentiment, o ac iune nefast . forbearance/f berns/toleranta si autocontrol,the !uality of being patient and sympathetic to

other people, especially when they have done something wrong0patient self-control0 restraint antolerance(

forum/ f rm/forum,an organi*ed event or meeting at which people discuss something,a websit newspaper, television programme etc where people can express their ideas and opinions,a place ancient $oman towns where people met to discuss politics or business(

fretful/ fretfl/behaving in a way that shows you are unhappy or uncomfortable

furtive/ f +rt v/furtiv,furis,done !uickly and secretly to avoid being noticed,behaving in a way

makes people think you do not want to be noticed garrulity

genial/ d i nil/genial,friendly and cheerful

germane/d +r me n/relevant to a subject that is being discussed

jibe+also gibe/d a b/glum . r.ut.cioas.,batjocur.,*eflemea,jibe +at something jibe thatG Q spesay something that is intended to embarrass somebody or make them look silly,jibe +with someth+3orth &merican 9nglish, informal to be the same as something or to match it

gingerly/ d nd +rli/cu mare grij .,prudent,in a very slow and careful way, usually because youinjured or afraid of something

glower/ la +r/holba,privire agresiva,the act of looking at somebody/something in an angry, aggressive way

gourmand guile

habitude

halcyon

hapless

harbinger

harmony

haughty

henchman

hew

hiatus

hinterland

hirsute

hodgepodge

hovel

ignominious


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illustrious

imbibe

imbroglio

imminent

impart

impecunious

imperturbable

impetuous

impetus

implacable

implement

impudent

inaugurate

incantation

inception incipient

inclement

incommode

incredulous

inculcate

incumbent

indigenous

indigent

indisposed

indolent infinitesimal

infuse

inimitable

ini!uitous

injunction

innocuous

inordinate

insolvent

integrate

interloper intimation

intractable

intrepid

intrinsic

invective

inviolate


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itinerate

jocose

jostle

kiosk

kowtow

laggard

lassitude

latent

laudable

legacy

lugubrious

luminary

lurch

magnanimity

maladroit malediction

malign

manifest

martial

mastic

matron

melancholy

mellifluous

mendicant

menial mesmeri*e

milieu

miscreant

mitigate

misogynist /m s d n st/misogin,a person who hates or strongly dislikes women, or who thinks are generally less able than men

modicum

morbid

morose

muse naughty

nebulous

nefarious

negligible

nonplussed

noxious


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obdurate

obfuscate

oblivious

obse!uious

obstreperous

odious

onerous

opulent

ordeal

ossify

ostraci*e

outspoken

overt

palatable

pallid palpable

palpitate

panache

paradigm

paragon

parity

parochial

paroxysm

parry

parsimonious patently

paucity

pecuniary

peevish

penchant

perfidy

perpetrate

perverse

petulant

picayune pious

pithy

plaintive

plebian

plethora

plunder


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ponderous

portend

portent

potable

potion

predilection

predisposed

prelusory

prepossessing

presence

prevaricate

proclivity

prodigious

prodigy

progeny prognosis

prolific

prone

propin!uity

propitious

propriety

protract

proviso

pseudonym

puerile pugnacious

punitive

purloined

!uaff

!uerulous

!uibbling

rancor

random

rapacious

rarified recapitulate

rectitude

refute

regale

remiss

remunerate


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renounce

repast

replete

reproach

reprove

respite

restive

reticent

revel

reverie

revile

ribald

righteousness

risible

rococo roister

rotund

ruminate

sagacious

salubrious

salutary

sanctity

sang-froid

scant

scathing scintillating

scornful

scrupulous

se!uester

settee

shiftless

sinuous

solicit

sordid

spasmodic spurn

s!ualid

s!ualor

statute

stead

stigma


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stodgy

sublime

subterfuge

subvert

succor

suffuse

sumptuous

supercilious

superficial

supplant

surely

surmise

surreptitious

sustenance

swagger sycophant

synonymous

tacit

tantamount

tenable

tenet

tentative

terse

throttle

timorous torpor

torrid

tractable

transcend

transgress

travail

travesty

trenchant

tribulation

trifling trite

truncate

tumid

twiddle

ubi!uitous

umbrage


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unctuous

unwieldy

upbraid

vacillate

vacuous

vagary

vagrant

vapid

veracity

vertigo

vex

vigil

vigilant

vilify

virile virulent

vista

vociferous

voluble

voracious

wan

wane

wanton

welt

wiles wrought

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