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n. temperament
a
positive change
b
high praise; commendation
c
insincere or hypocritical statements of high ideals; jargon of a particular group or occupations
d
one's customary frame of mind; disposition; nature; character
adj. defunct
no longer living or existing; extinct; dead
causing frustration or destruction
inconsistent; resistant; contradictory; opposed; averse
wasteful; lavish; generous; plentiful; abundant
n. dither
lengthy, heartfelt speech; scolding; lecture
confused condition; hesitation; vacillation
very small sum of money; very small creature
connection; similarity of structure
v. compromise
to settle by mutual adjustment
to improvise; to make it up as you go along
to babble while speaking
to occupy the whole of; to infiltrate; to spread out; to penetrate
n. autocracy
rebuke; accusation
situation that has no solution or escape; standstill; hang-up; deadlock; dead-end street
person who does not conform to the norm; independent thinker
absolute monarchy; government where one person holds power; dictatorship; despotism; totalitarianism
adj. odious
hateful; disgusting; detestable
understood by only a chosen few; confidential; private
eating away at; sarcastic words; corrosive
solitary; alone
adj. wry
strong; bulky; stocky; sturdy
trite; without freshness or originality; commonplace; stale; usual
emphasizing minutiae or form in scholarship or teaching; strict; meticulous
mocking; cynical; crooked; askew
adj. discerning
threatening; foreboding
ordinary; commonplace; normal; routine; everyday
having good judgment; wise; discriminating; perceptive; shrewd
optimistic; cheerful; red; confident
n. nexus
puzzle; riddle; problem
connection; joint; link
person who possesses special or secret knowledge
withdrawal; economic downturn; decline
v. harbor
to reduce; to empty; to exhaust; to consume; to use up
to give shelter; to protect; to hide; to take shelter; to conceal
to be advantageous; to be necessary
to oppose; to contradict; to infringe; to violate; to transgress
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