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congenial |
getting along well with others; affable |
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congenial |
suited to ones needs or tastes; agreeable |
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decipher |
to convert froma code or secret writing into ordinary language; to decode |
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decipher |
to interpret the meaning of something puzzling; to solve |
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dissect |
to cut in order to study |
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dissect |
to study closely; to analyze |
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enigma |
anything that is puzzling, mysterious, or hard to figure out |
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enigmatic |
puzzling; mysterious |
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ineffectual |
not bringing about the desired result, furtile |
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infallible |
incapable of making an error; never wrong |
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infallible |
unlikely to fail or go wrong |
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irrepressible |
incapable of being controled or held back |
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luminous |
giving off light |
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luminous |
clear; easy to understand |
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millennium |
a period of one thousand years |
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mire |
an area of wet, swampy ground; deep mud |
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mire |
to get stuck as if in a mire; unable to make progress |
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pestilence |
a rapidly spreading and usually fatal disease |
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stagnate |
to fail to develop, change, or move |
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stagnant |
not moving, changing, or developing |
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sublime |
great or noble in expression, thought, or manner; splendid |
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vie |
to compete for, as in a contest |
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voluminous |
having great bulk or volume; ample |
