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decrepit start learning		dilapidated, worn out or ruined because of age or neglect
exigent start learning		pressing; demanding
forebode start learning		act as an advance warning of something bad; presage, augur
stultify start learning		cause to lose enthusiasm and initiative; hamper, impede, obstruct
fanciful start learning		over-imaginative and unrealistic ever more fanciful proposals were raised
court start learning		pay special attention to someone in an attenpt to win their support or favour tv show courted abour the judge and juror
prohibitive start learning		so high as to prevent something being done or brought
soporific start learning		tending to indice drowsiness or sleep
servitude start learning		slavery, enslavement
factious start learning		relating or inclined to dissention; divided split sectarian schismatic
subliminal start learning		subconscious, below the threshold. OPP explicit
fanaticism start learning		the quality of being fanatical, zealotry, extremism, chauvanism
unwittingly start learning		unintentional, unknowing
foist/foisted 📪 start learning		impose an unwelcome or unnecessary person or thing on she had no desire to have an elderly relative foisted on her
plaudits start learning		praise, commendation, acclamation
euphemism start learning		a mild or indirect word or expression substituted for one considered to be too harsh or blunt
excoriation/ excoriate start learning		criticize severly
dissipation start learning		debauchery, overindulgence in sensual pleasures; dissipated living
subjugate start learning		conquer, bring under domination or control, defeat, vanquish
renege start learning		go back on a promise, undertaking or contract the govt had reneged on its election promises
desolate start learning		miserable, sad, unhappy
revile start learning		criticize, censure he was now reviled by the party that he had helped to lead
impugn start learning		call into question
precursor start learning		forerunner, predecessor
pulverize start learning		grind, defeat
precipitate start learning		cause
allege start learning		claim or assert he alleged that he had beeb assaulted
desolate start learning		miserable
disquietude start learning		a state of uneasiness or anxiety
uncouth start learning		uncivilized, uncultured, lacking good manners, refinement or grace jack titanic
felicitate start learning		congratulate
gluttonous start learning		greedy
parsimonious start learning		miserly, niggardly
penurious start learning		poor
impassive start learning		not feeling or showing emotion
reprehend start learning		reprimand
munificent start learning		generous
languorous start learning		langour, lassitude
platitude start learning		cliché
retribution start learning		punishment
abnegation start learning		renouncing or rejecting something
dispel start learning		make a doubt feeling or belief disapper he dispelled all by anxiety
verisimilar start learning		like truth, appears to be true but is not
confer start learning		consult, have discussion, exchange opinions
verity start learning		truth
incognizant start learning		lacking knowledge or awareness
injunction start learning		order
supplication start learning		supplicate, entreaty, plea
cozened start learning		cozen, trick or deceive do not think to cozen your contemporaries
abscised start learning		cut off
eulogistic start learning		eulogy
ardent start learning		avid, enthusiastic, passionate
bequeath start learning		leave property to a person or other beneficiary by a will he bequeathed his art collection to the town
flagitious start learning		criminal, villainous
festoon start learning		adorn, decorate, garland
iniquity start learning		wickedness, immoral inequity makes a person iniquity

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