| Term | Definition |
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accede |
To agree to; to consent to, often after urging from another. |
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affluent |
Generously supplied with money or possessions; wealthy. |
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affluence |
Wealth. |
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arbitrary |
Determined by chance or whim rather than by reason or necessity |
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artisan |
One able to do skilled work with the hands; a craftsperson. |
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dismantle |
To take apart. |
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immerse |
To cover with liquid. To completely engage the attention of. |
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irksome |
Annoying; tedious. |
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legacy |
Money or property left to another in a will. Something passed on to those who come after. |
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ostentatious |
Extravagantly showy or ornate. |
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panorama |
A complete view of a surrounding area. A thorough presentation of a subject. |
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philanthropy |
The attempt to improve the well-being of those in need by donating money or aid. |
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philanthropist |
One who makes substantial contributions to those in need. |
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prestige |
High standing; respect earned by accomplishments. |
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prestigious |
Honored; esteemed. |
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prolific |
Abundantly productive. |
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reticent |
Inclined to keep one's thoughts and feelings to oneself; quiet and reserved. |
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reticence |
Silence or reserve. |
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tycoon |
A wealthy and powerful businessperson. |