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charlatan,a fake; a person who cheats others by pretending to be something he or she is not

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adverse,difficult; opposed; acting as an enemy or opponent

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tamper,to interfere or meddle

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binge,to engage in excessive consumption or appetite; to overindulge

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droll,amusing, especially in a dry or odd sense; quirky in a funny way

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filial,relating to a son or daughter; acting like a son or daughter

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fortuitous,lucky; characterized by good fortune

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misapprehension,a misunderstanding

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dampen,to restrain or repress

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comprehensive,all-encompassing; containing everything; complete

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pallid,pale

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venue,a location where something takes place

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servile,acting like a servant; too obedient

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ruse,a trick; something meant to deceive

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loath,reluctant; hesitant

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astute,very observant and aware; very perceptive; clever

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epic,a long narrative poem, especially one about a hero (also, an adjective "grand in scope, like an epic poem"

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credit,to believe

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trite,cliché; used too often; unoriginal

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turgid,swollen; ornate and overly complex

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specious,seeming to be true but actually false, especially as of reasoning

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benign,harmless; kindly

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mania,craziness; an obsession or fascination

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forbear,to be very patient; to hold off from doing something; to restrain yourself

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steadfast,faithful; loyal and devoted

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loathe,to hate or despise

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trudge,to walk in a slow, plodding way

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repartee,clever conversational back and forth; a quick, witty reply

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pact,an agreement; a formal arrangement

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redundant,repetitive

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guile,trickery; slyness; deceitfulness

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confound,to lump together; to confuse

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misogyny,hatred or condemnation of women

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tribulation,great disaster or misfortune; great difficulty

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ominous,threatening and scary; foreboding evil

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ponderous,clumsy and awkward; heavy and difficult

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consternation,a state of confusion, worry, or anxiety

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prescribe,to recommend or set down as a rule that must be followed

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vanquish,to defeat; to conquer utterly

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livid,1. very pale 2. very angry

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malignant,harmful; evil; cancerous

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clan,a group of families and relatives; a tight-knit group that acts likes family

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embrace,to hold close; to hold as a belief or notion; to include in something larger; to hug or hold close

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stricture,a limit or rule

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disparate,very unlike; totally unrelated

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apology,a formal defense; an argument defending something

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nepotism,giving special favors or promotion to one's relatives

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empathy,feeling what others feel; feeling as if you feel the suffering or concerns of others

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accomplice,someone who helps or participates in something, especially a crime

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purse,to pucker; to contract into wrinkles or a kissy-face

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ebullient,very happy; boiling over

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telltale,indicating or revealing; suggestive of certain indication

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transparent,able to see through; undisguised; clear and honest; obvious

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sabotage,a deliberate act of destruction, usually for military or political gain

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lineage,one's heritage; one's ancestors

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reverie,a day dream

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morbid,gruesome; relating to death or associated with death

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fraternal,related to brothers or acting like brothers

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harangue,a tirade; a long, complaining speech; also (v.

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exasperate,to frustrate or annoy

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capricious,done on a whim; erratic

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credible,believeable

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dogmatic,stubbornly insisting on a belief; inflexible in one's beliefs

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turbid,cloudy; muddy and all stirred up, especially of water