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vacillate |
to fluctuate, hesitate |
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vacuous |
lack of content or ideas, stupid |
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validate |
to confirm, support, corroborate |
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vapid |
lacking liveliness, dull |
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variegated |
diversified, distinctly marked |
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vehemently |
marked by intense force or emotion |
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veneer |
a superficial or deceptively attractive apperance, facade |
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venerable |
deserving of respect because of age or achievement |
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venerate |
to regard with respect or to honor |
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veracity |
truthfulness, accuracy |
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verbose |
wordy, impaired by wordiness |
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verdant |
green in tint or color |
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vestige |
a mark or trace of something lost or vanished |
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vex |
to confuse or annoy |
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vicarious |
experiencing through another |
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vicissitude |
event that occurs by chance |
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vigilant |
watchful, alert |
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vilify |
to lower in importance, defame |
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vindicate |
to avengy; to free from allegation; to set free |
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vindictive |
vengeful |
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virtuoso |
one who excels in an art; a highly skilled musical performer |
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viscous |
not free flowing, syrupy |
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vitriolic |
having a caustic quality |
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vituperate |
to berate |
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vivacious |
lively, sprightly |
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vocation |
the work in which someone is emplyed, profession |
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vociferous |
loud, boisterous |
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