| Term | Definition |
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adulterate |
to corrupt |
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ambidextrous |
able to use both hands equally well, very skillful, hypocritical |
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augment |
to make larger, to increase |
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bereft |
to seperate, to be deprived of |
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deploy |
to arrange, to organize, to station |
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dour |
stern, gloomy, ill-humored |
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fortitude |
courage in facing difficulties |
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gape |
to stare with an open mouth |
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gibe |
to jeer, to utter taunting words |
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guise |
external appearence, mask, cover |
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insidious |
devilish, sly, tretcherous, intended to entrap |
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intimation |
hint, suggestion |
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opulent |
luxourious |
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pliable |
easily bent, flexible, easily influenced |
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rieterate |
to say again, to repeat |
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stolid |
not easily moved, dull, unresponsive |
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tentative |
unsure, uncertain, hesitant |
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unkempt |
untidy, not properly maintained, provisional |
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verbatim |
word for word, exactly as spoken |
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warily |
cautiously, with great care |