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v. deride
a
to let go; to abandon; to surrender; to forsake
b
to laugh at with contempt; to mock; to sneer; to ridicule
c
to begin; to admit into a group; to start; to bring about; to commence
d
to be stocked to overflowing; to pour out; to empty
adj. lethargic
having close kinship and appropriateness; related; pertinent; connected; relevant
lack of feeling; impartial; calm; unbiased
lazy; passive; listless
abundant; in great quantities; plentiful; bountiful
n. table
systematic list of details; chart
charge; act of attributing a fault or misconduct to another
decline in morals or art; decay; deterioration; falling into corruption
resoluteness; act of being firm or determined; firmness
v. parry
to shorten; to reduce in length compress; to diminish; to make brief
to avoid; to ward off; to repulse; to turn away; to evade
to organize laws or rules into a systematic collection; to arrange systematically
to charge with a crime; to criticize; to accuse
adj. staid
roundabout and unnecessarily wordy
marked by self-control; settled; sober
emitting light; shining; enlightened; intelligent
showing little emotion; stupid; impassive
adj. loquacious
having to do with conversation; informal speech
not yielding; firm; steadfast
very talkative; garrulous; wordy
too sugary; too sentimental or flattering
adj. hypothetical
abusing vocally; expressing contempt or ridicule; professional vocabulary
beginner
assumed; uncertain; conjectural; supposed; theoretical
barring future action; that cannot be denied, changed, etc.; aggressive
adj. imperious
arrogant; urgent; absolutely necessary
causing frustration or destruction
based on one's preference or judgment; unrestricted
friendly; genial; pleasant
n. tutelage
condition of being under a guardian or a tutor; guardianship
amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm
slyness; deceit; fraud; cunning; trickery
unlimited authority; freedom of action
adj. blatant
having a wide knowledge acquired through reading; learned; knowledgeable; educated
very light; airy; heavenly; not earthly; delicate
prudent; economical; careful; frugal
crude; vulgar; obtrusive; conspicuous; blunt
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