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impeccable |
not capable of sinning or liable to sin, free from blame, flawless |
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insatiable |
incaapable of being satificed |
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affluent |
having and abundance of material, goods:rich, wealthy |
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compulsory |
required by autority: having the power of driving or urging |
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stringent |
marked by rigor, strictness or severity in reguards to rules |
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reparation |
the making of amends for wrong or injury done |
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redundant |
charactericized by nnecessary repetition in expressing ideas; wordy |
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propensity |
a natural inclination or tendency: a bent or leaning |
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resilient |
having the power to return to the original form |
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expedite |
to speed up the progress of: preform promptly |
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spontaneous |
a natural impulse or tendency: without premeditation |
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novice |
beginner:person who is new to a work place situation |
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enigma |
a puzzling or inexplicable occurrence |
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scrutinize |
to examine minutley; to conduct a searching inquiry |
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apathy |
absence or suppression of passion, emotion or excitement |
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inregrity |
uncompromising adherence to moral principles |
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disdain |
looking upon or treating with contempt |
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reclusive |
living in seclusion; shut off or apart form the world |
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ludicrous |
causing or deserving laughter because of absurdity |
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regressive |
tending to revert or go back |
