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Question		Answer
avarice start learning		greed for money
covetous start learning		greed
cupidity start learning		greed for money
gluttony start learning		greed for food
rapacious start learning		greed
ravenous start learning		greed for food
voracious start learning		gluttony greed for food
cacophony start learning		unpleasant loud sounds
clamor start learning		loud continuous sound
clangor start learning		loud noise
din start learning		loud confusing mixture of noises
discordant start learning		unpleasant sound
raucous start learning		loud noise
strident start learning		harsh and unpleasant
uproar start learning		when many people are disturbed angry
vociferous start learning		express in loud or forceful way
boisterous start learning		noisy and active in lively way
inaudible start learning		not able to hear
euphony start learning		pleasant sound
melodious start learning		pleasant sound
mellifluous start learning		pleasant sound
Advocate start learning		support
ally start learning		supporter
champion start learning		supporter
endorse start learning		support
espouse start learning		support
proponent start learning		supporter
protagonist start learning		supporter
tout start learning		to advertise to support
adversary start learning		opponent
antagonist start learning		opponent
detractor start learning		person who criticizes unfairly
foe start learning		enemy
impugn start learning		challenge
inimical start learning		tending to obstruct or harm
nemesis start learning		arch enemy
opponent start learning		opponent
calculated deliberate forethought start learning		planned
intentional premeditated studied start learning		planning
extemporaneous start learning		spontaneous speech
impetuous start learning		spontaneous
impromptu start learning		spontaneous
improvise start learning		spontaneous
offhand start learning		spontaneous
extraneous start learning		too extra
redundant start learning		repeated
superfluous start learning		too extra
dogged start learning		determined success required dogged determination
endure start learning		suffer patiently
immutable start learning		unchanging
accede start learning		approve
acquiesce start learning		accept
amenable start learning		who always agrees
assent start learning		agree
compliant start learning		agreeing to the set of rules
comply start learning		agree to something
concede start learning		to defeat
concur start learning		to agree with something
pliant start learning		easily influenced
relent start learning		to agree to do or accept something that youhave been resisting or opposing
succumb start learning		to stop trying to resist something
yield start learning		give up
docile start learning		ready to accept
malleable start learning		someone who easily accepts
belie start learning		fail to give true impression of something
debunk start learning		to expose the falseness
discredit start learning		harm the good reputation of
expostulate start learning		strong disagreement
rebut start learning		prove false
refute start learning		disprove
annul start learning		declare invalid
disavow start learning		take back
gainsay start learning		deny
null start learning		invalidate or nullify
Recant start learning		withdraw He had to publicly recant his critical remarks about her.
Renege start learning		go back on your promise
Repeal start learning		cancel a rule, law, etc The committee does not have the power to repeal the ban.
Repudiate start learning		refuse deny
rescind start learning		cancel the law
retract start learning		withdraw
Revoke start learning		take back
void start learning		invalidate nullify
galvanizing start learning		energizing
invigorating start learning		energizing
revitalizing start learning		energizing
rousing start learning		energizing
adamant start learning		stubborn
defiant start learning		stubborn
incorrigible start learning		not able to be corrected or changed... stubborn
intractable start learning		not easily manipulated
intransigent start learning		stubborn
obdurate start learning		stubborn
obstinate start learning		stubborn
pertinacious start learning		stubborn
perverse start learning		behave in a way that is undesirable
recalcitrant start learning		unco opoerative towards authority
refractory start learning		stubborn
willful start learning		stubborn
breach start learning		break a rule
flout start learning		break a rule
transgress start learning		to do something that is not allowed
abide adhere start learning		obey the law
eminent start learning		famous person
luminary start learning		famous person
pre eminent start learning		skillful
stature start learning		high respect

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