| Term | Definition |
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augment |
to increase in size, amount or degree. |
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benign |
kind; gracious; gentile |
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benign |
favorable; not threatening |
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connoisseur |
a person with extensive knowledge, especially of the fine arts; a person of refined taste |
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discern |
to detect with the eyes |
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discern |
to understand or comprehend |
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discern |
to recognize or differant |
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discerning |
having good judgement, perceptive |
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embellish |
to make beautiful by adding decorative elements |
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embellish |
to add fictitious details to |
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execute |
to carry out; to perform |
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execute |
to create as a work of art |
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execute |
to put to death as a legal penalty |
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exemplify |
to illustrate by being an example of |
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grotesque |
so distorted or strange as to appear as bizzare of commercial |
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hallowed |
greatly respected; holy; sacred |
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impersonate |
to assume the character or appearance of |
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impersonate |
to mimic |
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malevolent |
showing ill will or hatred; producing harm or evil |
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malevolence |
a feeling or expression of ill will |
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ornate |
heavily and elaborately decorated |
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pastoral |
having to do with shepards an herders |
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pastoral |
relating to country life, and often presented as charmingly simple |
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precarious |
not safe or secure; dangerously uncertain |
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renown |
fame; honor |
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renowned |
famous; honored |