 | Term | Definition |
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gullible |
easily cheated or fooled |
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mawkish |
excessively and objectionably sentimental |
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raffish |
cheaply vulgar in appearance or nature; tawdry |
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continuum |
a continuous whole without clear division into parts |
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travail |
strenuous physical or mental labor or effort |
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intrepid |
fearless; bold |
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languid |
lacking energy; weak; showing little interest |
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exodus |
a mass departure |
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influx |
a mass arrival or incoming; a continuous coming |
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abash |
to make ashamed or uneasy |
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ellipse |
closed plan curve |
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embargo |
order from the government to stop something |
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enthusiastic |
filled with enthusiasm |
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exponent |
a mathematical expression |
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exult |
excessive joy |
