| Term | Definition |
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Abhor |
to shrink from in disgust to detest |
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Affable |
pleasant approchable gracious |
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Amiss |
In a wrong or imperfect way |
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Despondent |
epressed from loss of hope of confidence utterly discouraged |
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Entreat |
to ask earnestly to beg |
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Haunt |
to stay in ones mind contunually |
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Impel |
to drive or to propel |
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Interminable |
endless seeming to be without end |
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Irascible |
quick tempered irritable |
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Profound |
Intense deeply felt |
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Recluse |
A person who lives apart from society and often alone |
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reverberate |
to be repeated as in a series of echoes or vibrations |
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Sage |
Having wisdom and good judgement |
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Tirade |
A long angry speech |
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Tremulous |
marked by tembling or shaking\ |