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volition |
(noun) will; conscious choice |
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voluntary |
(adj.) willing; unforced |
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didactic |
(adj.) instructive; intended to instruct |
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disparate |
(adj.) different; incompatible |
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disparage |
(verb) to belittle; to say uncomplimentary things about |
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ephemeral |
(adj.) short-lived; fleeting |
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compliant |
(adj.) yielding; submissive |
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prosaic |
(adj.) dull; unimaginative |
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profuse |
(adj.) flowing; extravagant |
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expedient |
(adj.) providing an immediate advantage; serving one's immediate self interest |
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fastidious |
(adj.) meticulous; demanding |
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belligerent |
(adj.) combative; quarrelsome |
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astute |
(adj.) perceptive; intelligent |
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languish |
(verb) to become weak;, listless, or depressed |
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censure |
(verb) to condemn severely |
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stagnation |
(noun) motionlessness; inactivity |
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mitigate |
(verb) to lessen the severity of something |
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reprehensible |
(adj.) worthy of blame or censure |
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engender |
(verb) to create; to produce |
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exemplary |
(adj.) outstanding; setting a great example |
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