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adj. wily
a
concealing; sly; cunning; deceptive; tricky
b
concise; abrupt; succinct; curt
c
new; strange
d
growing unchecked; widespread; prevailing
v. insinuate
to weaken; to deprive of nerve or strength
to work into gradually and indirectly; to allude to; to hint; to gain favor through indirect means
to reproduce; to multiply; to proliferate; to extend; to increase
to speak out against; to condemn; to accuse; to censure
adj. atypical
expressionless; dull; inflexible; stiff; blunt
traditional; accepted; conservative
abnormal; unusual; irregular
existing; refers especially to books or documents
v. comport
to alleviate; to ease pain but not cure; to make appear less serious; to allay
to behave in a certain manner
to satisfy; to calm; to sooth
to interfere with; to hinder; to delay; to impede
n. spurn
disapproval; expression of disapproval; criticism
person skilled at telling stories
strong rejection; denigrating attitude
something out of place in time (e.g. an airplane in 1492); something that is obsolete or out of date
v. denounce
to separate (a sentence or word) into parts and describe the function of each
to be stocked to overflowing; to pour out; to empty
act of investing into an enterprise; act of boarding a boat
n. analogy
absolute monarchy; government where one person holds power; dictatorship; despotism; totalitarianism
solemn moral talk; sermon; exhortation; lesson
state of temporary suspension; inactivity
similarity; correlation; parallelism; comparability
n. document
exaggeration; overstatement
area; sphere of activity; domain; region
extreme frugality; miserliness; stinginess
official paper containing information; deed; certificate
n. allure
person who inflicts just punishment; retribution; rival
kind; type; category; style
word or phrase which reads the same backwards and forwards
entice; attraction; temptation; glamor
adj. bucolic
making things worse; villifying; depreciatory
having to do with shepherds or the country; rural
too sugary; too sentimental or flattering
rose-colored; rosy
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