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prevail
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(verb) win; overcome; gain advantage
prudent
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(adjective) careful and wise
scapegoat
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(noun) someone to blame;
sedate
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(adjective) calm, composed
superstition
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(noun) An irrational belief which ignores the laws of nature.
affluent
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Wealthy; having a large amount of money
ajar
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Slightly open or almost closed: said of a door.
bewilder
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To confuse or befuddle
erratic
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(adjective) irregular, unsteady, random
concise
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(adjective) short, brief, clear
impose
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(verb) establish or apply by authority
lenient
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(adjective) easygoing, tolerant of deviation
menace
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(noun) a possible threat or danger
agitate
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to make smb nervous or troubled
alluring
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(adjective) attactive, seductiv, inviting
dismay
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cause the feeling of consternation and distress; agitate
endeavor
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to try very hard to achive sth
impair
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to weaken; make worse
advocate (for)
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person who publicly supports
diminish
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to make smaller or less
impede
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delay or prevent
loathe
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to hate, detest, revile
revere
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armire, respect
rudimentary
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elementary, basic
trivial
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little value or importance
coherent
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logical and consistent
disclose
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reveal, make known
hostile
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unfriendly, antaginistic
lethal
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causing death
prohibit
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forbid (sth) by law
emerge
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to come out
imply
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to strongly suggest sth
diligent
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hard-working (abt. student)
impeccable
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perfect, flawless
plausible
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believable, possible, convinving
credence
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belief that sth is true
rebuke
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to express criticism or disapproval
retort
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say sth iin answer to a remark (sharp)
tangible
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touchable
prolific
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very productive
ineffable
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too great to be described in words
lavish
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rich, elaborate, luxurious
revolting
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deserving praise
commotion
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a state of confused

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