- absorb: to soak up
- accelerate: to speed up progress
- accessible: reachable
- accommodate: to do favor for ,provide with something needed
- accord: to bestow upon
- acquire: to gain possession of
- advantageous: favorable, useful
- adversary: opponent
- agile: well coordinated
- agitate: upset, disturb
- alleviate: to relieve
- ambiguous: unclear more meanings
- amplifying: increase
- ancient: very old
- anticipate: to realize beforehand
- asylum: a place offering protection
- augments: expand
- auspicious: favorble
- awe: respect
- balk: to refuse
- barricade: obstacle, barrier
- belligerence: zealot, a love for combat
- benefactors: some one who helps other financially
- benign: gentle
- bequeath: hand down
- betrayed: disloyal to
- bewilder: to mystify
- buffoonery: acting like a fool
- catalyst: something that causes charge
- catnap: short light sleep
- circuitous: indirect
- circunspect: careful to conside all circumstaces and consquences
- clandestine: done in secret
- composed: serene
- condolence: sympathy for others
- conduit: tube
- confident: self-assured
- consolation: the act of providing safety
- consolation: providing comfort
- controversial: marked by heated dispute
- convention: generally accepted agreement
- convey: to transport
- culpable: guilty
- debilitating: impairing the strength or energy
- defective: faulty
- defiant: boldly, resisting
- deft: skillful
- demanding: requiring much effort or attention
- demean: degrade
- depose: to remove
- derelict: abandoned
- derive: found or developed from something else
- despotic: tyranny, powerful
- devastate: destroy, overwhelm, stun
- devour: to eat greedily
- devulging: to make known
- dignity: poise and self respect
- discern: to perceive something
- discourage: dishearten
- discourteous: rude
- disparge: to belittle
- disregard: ignore
- distract: lose focus
- efficacious: effective
- elude: evade
- enchant: attract, and delight
- encompass: to constitute
- endorse: to give approval to
- enhance: to improve
- entangle: to entwine
- ephemeral: momentary
- eradicated: to erase or wipe out
- evade: avoid, dodge
- exacerbate: to aggravate the bad qualities of
- exemplary: outstanding
- exhausting: wear out, use up
- exorbitant: redundant
- exploit: take advantage of
- exterminated: destroyed, annihilated
- extravagant: lavish
- extricate: to free from
- fallacious: wrong
- finate: limited
- flabbergasted: astounded
- flaw: imperfection
- flee: to runaway
- foolhardy: recklass
- forge: to advance gradually
- formidable: arousing fear
- fragile: delicate
- frivolous: petty
- fundamental: basic
- gargantuan: giant
- generalizes: reduce to general form
- gibbering: prattling unintelligibly
- glutton: person who eats and drinks exsessively
- gracious: kind, compassionate
- grove: group of trees
- harass: irritate
- hazardous: dangerous risky perilous
- heed: pay attention to
- heinous: shocking , wicked
- hesitant: doubtful
- hoist: lift
- implausible: improbable
- implement: carry out
- impotent: powerless
- inaccurate: incorrect
- indecorous: improper
- inevitable: certain, unavoidable
- infinite: unlimited
- inimacal: hostile and unfriendly
- inspire: motivate
- instananeously: immediate
- intricate: elaborate, complex
- intruder: trespasser
- inundate: to overwhelm
- inviolable: safe from assault
- irrational: illogical
- isolated: seperated
- kin: family
- lamented: to mourn expressing sorrow
- legion: a great number
- libability: handicap
- liberate: set free
- miffed: offended
- momentous: very important
- munificent: generous
- mystifying: to confuse or puzzle
- naive: amateur
- navigable: allowing vessels to pass through
- nefarious: evil
- notable: worthy
- notion: idea
- novel: no precedent
- outcast: someone rejected
- overcome: defeat
- overpowering: overtaking
- paramount: supreme
- paranoid: exhibiting extreme mistrust in others
- pathetic: scornful pity
- perplex: to confuse
- perservere: refused to stop, regardless of the plight
- persistence: state of not giving up
- persuaded: convincing
- persuit: the acting of chasing
- ploy: plan
- potenate: monarch with great power
- precious: valuable, beloved
- prejudice: an opinion made without adquete basis
- procastinate: to push off doing work
- propel: to cause to move forward
- prototype: early
- proximity: nearness
- prudent: careful
- radiant: glowing, beaming, emitting heat
- ramble: to roam
- rancorous: bitter hateful
- recall: remember, to take back
- redundant: exeeding what is needed
- relish: to enjoy greatly
- rely: dependent
- remiss: negligent
- remunerated: pay, reward
- renunciation: the act of renouncing
- reprimand: rebuke
- resilient: quick to recover
- resolute: determined
- restored: revived
- revere: to worship
- revive: restore to use
- rouse: disturb
- rude: crude
- sagacious: wise
- salvage: to recover, or save from
- scamper: run off quickly
- scoundrel: villain rogue
- serendipity: habit of making discoveries
- socializing: take part in group activities
- society: an organized group of persons
- solicitous: concerned
- solitary: alone
- sprint: to run fast for a short distance
- sturdy: well built
- subsist: survive
- subvert: to sabatage, to undermine
- summary: shortened version
- supercilious: full of pride
- superfluous: redudant
- taciturn: declined to talk
- talisman: magic object
- tangible: able to be sensed
- taunt: to mock
- tenacious: determined
- throng: a crowd
- thwart: to prevent from happening
- tolerate: to endure
- tranquil: peaceful
- treachery: willful betrayal
- trigger: to set off
- trivialize: cause to appear insignificant
- undermine: to sabotage
- unethical: not conforming
- unfetter: to free from
- unparalleled: unequaled
- urge: to spur
- vacant: empty
- vast: immense
- verify: confirm
- vigilant: attentive
- vindictive: spiteful, vengeful, unforgiving
- vital: critically necessary
- wane: decline
- yield: surrender
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