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Question		Answer
betray start learning		disloyal
Insidious start learning		Disloyal
Perfidy start learning		disloyal
Fealty start learning		loyalty Now let us shake hands all around and swear fealty.
fidelity start learning		loyalty Fidelity to cherished beliefs has been replaced by loyalty to anything that brings material benefit
embroynic start learning		just developing
Fledgeling start learning		young new inexperienced The intern was still fledgling.
Inchoate start learning		just beginning Inchoate feelings of affection for a man whom she had, up till now, thought of as only a friend.
Incipent start learning		Just beginning The project is still in its incipient stages.
Nascent start learning		Just beginning The actress is now focusing on her nascent singing career.
Rudimentary start learning		not fully developed This is perhaps the result of some rudimentary research.
Seasoned start learning		Experienced
Veteran start learning		Experienced
CONNOISSEUR start learning		expert
virtuoso start learning		talented esp in arts
layperson start learning		normal
Crux start learning		summary
Gist start learning		summary
precis start learning		summary
purport start learning		summary
synopsis start learning		summary
Contrite start learning		feeling guilty He looked so contrite that for a while she believed that he was actually feeling sorry for his deeds.
Penitent start learning		feeling guilty He was feeling penitent for having punished his son without verifying the truth
Remorse start learning		guilty She felt no remorse at leaving them without notice.
RUEFUL start learning		guilty The consent was rueful rather than cheerful.
abeyance start learning		a temporary suspension of activity
hiatus start learning		gap
lull start learning		a temporary calm or quiet A lull in the conversation.
Moratorium start learning		the suspension of activity The convention called for a two year moratorium.
Respite start learning		a break from something difficult or unpleasant The medicine brought a brief respite from the pain.
Atrophy start learning		decline TV viewing may lead to atrophy of children's imaginations.
attenuate start learning		become weaken
attrition start learning		weakening down The enemy surrounded the town and conducted a war of attrition.
Delibilitate start learning		make weak The troops were severely debilitated by hunger and disease.
degenerate start learning		deterioate
degrade start learning		degrade
Effete start learning		loss of energy
Enervate start learning		sap out energy
enfeeble start learning		make weak That bout of pneumonia enfeebled him.
Flagging start learning		Weak or tired
Sap start learning		drain energy
Wilt start learning		lose strength
WITHER start learning		Wilt
Burgeon start learning		Increase Rapidly
Regenerate start learning		re create
Rejuvenate start learning		give energ life
resuscitation start learning		to revive a person who has lost consciousness He had an heart attack and all attempts to resuscitate him failed.
Revive start learning		give energy or life to
QUIXOTIC start learning		impractical He is quixotic - he wants to achieve things that are practically impossible.
ideal start learning		utopian
eccentric start learning		unusual
Foible start learning		a slight peculiarity or minor weakness We have to tolerate each others little foibles.
idiosyncracy start learning		peculiarity or a distinctive feature
quirkness start learning		a strange attitude or habit
Arduous start learning		difficult
Cumbersome start learning		difficult
encumber start learning		burden
exacting start learning		severe demands
onerous start learning		difficult
ponderous start learning		difficult
Facile start learning		done easily
enfranchise start learning		right to vote
suffrage start learning		right to vote
Amend start learning		to correct or improve
Atone start learning		make up for a guilt I have a desire to atone for my sins.
disabuse start learning		remove false idea or belief Let me disabuse you of your foolish notions about married life.
expiate start learning		make up for a guilt or wrongdoing He had a chance to confess and expiate his guilt.
indemnify start learning		compensate for harm, loss or damage The tenant is legally required to indemnify the landlord for any damage caused to the property.
Redemption start learning		saving from sin
Redress start learning		make or correct something
Reparation start learning		repair something
Restitution start learning		make up for loss
clarity start learning		clear
elucidate start learning		make clear
exposition start learning		a detailed explanation We need a clear exposition of their legal position.
expound start learning		explain
limpid start learning		clear
Lucid start learning		clear to undersatnd
Pellucid start learning		clear to undersatnd
Dilemma start learning		Confusing situation
Plight start learning		Difficult situation
Predicament start learning		difficult confusiong situation
Quandary start learning		difficult confusiong situation
antecedent start learning		prequel
forerunner start learning		predecessor
harbinger start learning		a sign of something to come
precedent start learning		an example used to justify later similar occurrence
precursor start learning		a thing that comes before another
amorphous start learning		no definie or clear shape
becloud start learning		not clear
indistinct start learning		not clear
murky start learning		not clear
nebulous start learning		not clear
debauchery start learning		aiyaashi
decadent start learning		immoral
degenerate start learning		immoral
depravity start learning		corruption
dissolute start learning		aiyaashi
improbity start learning		lack of honesty and moral integrity
wayward start learning		willful stubborn
flawless start learning		perfect
immaculate start learning		perfect
impeccable start learning		flawless
infallible start learning		incapable of making mistakes
integrity start learning		quality of being honest
probity start learning		being moral
rectitude start learning		morally correct behaviour
unimpechable start learning		trustworthy
bridle start learning		restrain
circumscribe start learning		to limit
constraint start learning		limit
fetter start learning		a chain or shackle for the feet
manacle start learning		shackle for wrist
rein start learning		ability to limit or control something
extricate start learning		to set free
Anathema start learning		curse Blind faith is anathema to science.
Baleful start learning		harmful We are aware of the baleful effects of water pollution.
Bane start learning		something that harms Sales taxes have become the bane of businesses across the country.
Blight start learning		something that harms, or destroys His career has been blighted by injuries.
Deleterious start learning		harmful The deleterious effect of stress on health.
Detrimental start learning		harmful
Malediction start learning		a curse
Malignant start learning		harmful
pernicious start learning		harmful
Monotonous start learning		Boring
Plod start learning		to walk slowly with heavy steps, especially because you are tired Our horses plodded down the muddy track.
Tedious start learning		Boring too long

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