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undermine

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to weaken.

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convention

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social or moral custom; established prac­tice

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Comprehensive

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broad and exten­sive

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beneficent

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Characterized by charity and kindness

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foster

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to promote the growth

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distinction

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special regard

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Redundant

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being in excess

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diminish

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decrease

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endorsed

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approved, supported

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substantiated

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proved with evidence that it is true

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negligible

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so small or unimportant that it may safely be neglected

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characterize

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To describe by distinctive marks or peculiarities

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provocative

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stimulating

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advocate

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who supports an idea publicly

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proliferate

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to increase in number

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prosperous

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wealthy;

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speculative

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hypothetical; dicey;

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disparage

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To regard or speak of slightingly

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Verbose

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Wordy

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Discerning

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insightful; penetrating

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vindicated

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proved to be correct or innocent

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intricate

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Difficult to follow or understand

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tranquil

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Calm

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Belie

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to show to be false, contradict

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obscure

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dark; vague; unclear

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transient/transitory

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temporary

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quirky

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odd or unpredictable

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tranquility

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calmness; peacefulness

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trivial

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of very little importance

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depict

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portray

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commentator

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critic;

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detract

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To take away in such manner as to lessen value or estimation

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expressive

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Full of meaning

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resilient

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rebound from damage

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ambivalent

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having mixed feelings about something

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exacerbate

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to make more sharp, severe, or virulent

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perceive

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To have knowledge of, or receive impressions concerning, through the medium of the body senses

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prosaic

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Unimaginative

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preserve

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to keep safe from harm or injury

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engaging

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attractive

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tenacious

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highly retentive

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digressing

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leaving the main subject temporarily

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Scrutiny

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a searching examination

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portray

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depict;

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commend

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praise; entrust;

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solicitous

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worried; concerned

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Convoluted

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intricate

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Capricious

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unpredictable; fickle

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inhibit

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To hold back or in

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altruistic

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unselfishly generous; concerned for others

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Conformist

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conventional; traditionalist

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collaborating

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cooperating

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debilitate

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weaken; enfeeble

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contentious

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tending to argument

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Reticent

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disposed to be silent

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diffident

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lacking confidence; timid

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prophetic

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predictive

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conformity

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action in accord with prevailing social standards

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distribution

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delivery; sharing;

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authoritative

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having the weight of authority; peremptory and dictatorial

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authoritarian

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autocratic

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truism

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A statement so plainly true as hardly to require statement or proof

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prudence

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Caution

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astounded

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amazed, shocked

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