| Term | Definition |
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ominous |
menancing, threatning, frightning |
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malevolence |
malice; desire to harm |
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pensive |
deeply thoughtful, seeming to be thinking, serious about some matter of problem |
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audible |
capable of being heard |
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plaintive |
mournful, sorrowful |
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implore |
beg or plead urgently |
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supplication |
appeal; plea |
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furtive |
secretive; stealthy |
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languid |
weak; lacking energy |
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slovenly |
messy; sloppy; unkempt |
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fraudulent |
deceitful, dishonest, deceptive |
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sumnolent |
drowsy; sleepy; soporific |
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renounce |
to reject; to disown |
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raucous |
rough-sounding; harsh |
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incredulous |
doubtful; skeptical |
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haggard |
tired-looking; weary; fatigued |
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erutide |
scholary; wise |
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surreptitiously |
secretively; covertly |
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unobtrusive |
not readily noticeable; inconspicuous |
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notorious |
well known; usually unfavorably; infamous |
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redeem |
to save; to rescue; to make good |
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diabolical |
wicked; cruel; evil; fiendish |
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tacit |
implied but not spoken; assumed |
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appraise |
to evaluate; to judge |
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scruitny |
inspection; examination |