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impertubable |
not easily excited: emotionally steady |
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paroxysm |
a sudden outburst: a spasm, addition |
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increament |
am enlatgement, increase, additon |
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collusion |
a secret agreement or cooperation |
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dilettante |
a dabbler in the arts: one who engages n an activity in am amateurish: trifling way |
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accllmation |
a shout of welcome: an overwhelming verbal vote of approval |
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bucolic |
characteristic of the countrysied, rural, rustic ; relation to shepherds and cowherds, pastoral |
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paltry |
trifilin, insignigicant: mean, despicable: inferior trashy |
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calumninat |
to slander: to accuse falsely and maliciously |
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mandate |
and authoritavie command, formal order, authorization: to idduse such and order |
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chary |
extremely cautious, heitant, or slow with: reserved fiffident |
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shibboleth |
a word, expression or custon tha distinguishes a particular group of persons from all others:a commonplace saying , truism |
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refulgent |
shining, radiant, resplendent |
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tyro |
a beginner, novice: one with little or no backround or skill |
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peregrination |
the act of traveling: an excursion, especially on foot or to a foreign country |
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refolent |
fragrant, smelling stronly: tending to arouse memories or create an aura |
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proffer |
to present and offer |
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pedantry |
a pretentious display of knowledge: overly rigid attention to rules and details |
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profane |
impure,defiled:worldly, not connected with religious or spritual matters: to treat with irreverence or contempt |
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unrimitting |
not stopping, maintained steadily, never letting up, relentless |
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vituperatise |
harshly abusive, severely scolding |
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vacillate |
to swing indecisively from one idea or course of action to another: to waver weakly in mind or will |
