 | Term | Definition |
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plethora |
surplus, overabundance |
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qundary |
puzzling situation |
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ubiquitious |
found eveywehre |
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vicarious |
felt secondhand |
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hiatus |
break, interruption |
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mundane |
boring, everyday |
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obscure |
vague, myserious, |
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pandemic |
spread through population |
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paradigm |
model |
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garalous |
talking |
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impudent |
rude in a bold, daring way |
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inane |
silly, senselesss |
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laconic |
experssing as much as you can in a few words |
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loquacious |
talkative |
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misantrhope |
person who hates or distrusts everynone. |
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laudatory |
containing or expressing praise |
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risible |
able or inclined to luagh |
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pretnetious |
making claims to dignity or excellence |
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sanguine |
cheeful, hopeful |
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isolent |
boldly disresepectufl |
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inspid |
boring, plain |
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jocund and jovial |
merry |
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