| Term | Definition |
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HALCYON |
calm, peaceful |
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MICROCOSM |
an organism or organization regarded as the world in miniature |
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MANSE |
residence, esp. of a clergyman |
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ATAVISTIC |
having the characteristics of a remote ancestor or ancestral time |
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RISIBLE |
funny, causing laughter |
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VESTIGAL |
relating to a trace or sign of something that has passed away |
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TALISMAN |
an object bearing astrological influence; a good luck charm |
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PEDANTIC |
ostentatiously learned; narrowly academic and unimaginative |
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PLEBISCITE |
a vote by the people of an entire county or district on a proposal |
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THWARTED |
frustrated |
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MELLIFLUOUS |
sweetly flowing |
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URBANE |
suave |
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UNCTUOUS |
excessively suave or smug; characterized by moralistic fervor |
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HARBINGER |
something that foreshadows what is to come |
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SPURIOUS |
false, counterfeit |
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CEREBRAL |
intellectual, critical |
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CHANGELING |
a child secretly put in the place of another |
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inflammatory - inducing fire or emotionally abrasive |
INCENDIARY |
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ENMITY |
hatred |
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AVERSION |
an intense dislike or the object arousing hate |
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ANIMOSITY |
hatred; hostility |
|
lightly jesting or mocking talk |
PERSIFLAGE |
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AMENITY |
a courtesy or civility |
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OPIATE |
a sedative; anything that soothes or dulls the mind |
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pitiable; deplorable |
RUEFUL |
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