Vocabulary #14
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1 a. harmful, poisonous abject
2 a. affecting negatively abnormal
3 v. to assume, guess alternative
4 a. acting like a rogue; knavish bombastically
5 a. empty and gloomy, rob of joy; lay waste to; forsake colossal
6 v. to give up, do without complicity
7 a. strict, harsh configured
8 a. firmly resolved or determined conjecture
9 n. coming together or uniting coalescence v. merge connotation
10 a. acknowledged, affirmed contaminating
11 a. impious or irreverent contemptuous
12 adv. Occasionally counterfeit
13 a. sent down to a lower level deceit
14 a. primary, most important, first in place, order, rank, etc. depute
15 a. represented, manifested designated
16 a. harmless desolate
17 a. profitable disenchanted
18 v. to suppress, to quiet down disinterested
19 v. to appoint as one's representative, instruct elaborate
20 n. the period during a king or queen rules a country embodied
21 n. liveliness or energy; earnestness, vitality; energy envisage
22 a. made in imitation; not genuine, unreal; imitated explicate
23 n. the associated or secondary meaning fickle
24 a. free from enchantment, illusion, or credulity foremost
25 a. indistinct, blurred forgo
26 adv. Pretentiously furnish
27 v. to explain, expound fuzzy
28 a. enormous, huge, gigantic illuminated
29 a. hopeless or very low impoverished
30 adv. Obviously, blatantly innocuous
31 v. to search into or examine thoroughly; intermittently
32 n. duplicity, deception lucrative
33 a. arrogant, marked by an assumed stateliness and impressiveness of manner mergence
34 a. feeling something is inferior or worthy of hatred; dismissive noxious
35 a. not normal; deviating from what is usual ostentatious
36 n. partnership of wrongdoing (as accomplices) overshadow
37 a. having its original purity; uncorrupted, primitive palatial
38 a. (of one or more things) available as another possibility patently
39 v. to obscure or dim pompous
40 v. to decorate, supply pristine
41 a. arranged, structured probe
42 a. worked out with great care and nicety of detail, to work out carefully or minutely Profane
43 a. nominated; selected for duty reaffirmed
44 a. poor, deprived of strength reign
45 v. to imagine, to contemplate; visualize relegated
46 a. grand, opulent resolute
47 a. very showy or expensive-looking, expensive and intended to impress people roguish
48 a. temperamental, capricious, casually changeable stern
49 a. supplied or brightened with light stifle
50 a. neutral, impartial vigor
