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1. Express grieve - deplore - bewail
homogenous
lament
tirade
enigma
2. Fundamentally distinct or dissimilar
disparate
demagogue
surly
itinerant
3. Respected because of age
itinerant
prudence
venerable
articulate
4. Dormant - unused - unseeded - idle
prodigal
pungent
kindle
fallow
5. Humble oneself in a demeaning way - cringe - fawn - toady - kowtow - bootlick
wily
frugality
grovel
prodigal
6. Eject/discard like in excess fuel
dirge
jettison
aerie
pervade
7. Theft of property
larceny
quotidian
whimsical
phalanx
8. Easily deceived - credulous - naiive - ingenguous
invective
gullible
discern
stigma
9. To grow together and form a single whole - amalgamate - fuse - condense
eulogy
impasse
unequivocal
coalesce
10. Commute/replace/superceded
supplant
larceny
impervious
sentient
11. Impossible to see through - preventing the passage of light - obscure
opaque
coalesce
zenith
terrestrial
12. Effective writing or speaking
hermetic
rhetoric
fallow
assail
13. Having bad connotation - disparaging - belittling - insulting
dogmatic
zeal
pajorative
acme
14. Not harmful or injurious; harmless
listless
innocuous
gregarious
boor
15. Abusive or venomous language used to express blame or censure or bitter deep-seated ill will.. opposite of euphemism possibly
tangential
pungent
dirge
invective
16. Fresh and clean; uncorrupted ex - A ... beach
ingrate
pristine
ambiguous
assail
17. An expert in matters of culture - food - or wine
abstain
leery
connoisseur
jargon
18. Not apparent/dormant/quiescent/inert like hidden energy
bombastic
apathy
latent
Euphemism
19. Speak - plead - or argue in favour of
innocuous
frugality
advocate
heterogeneous
20. Using or showing good judgment - wise - sensible
affected
dither
dogmatic
judicious
21. Bourgeois/ vulgarian/ boor/ materialistic not appreciating artistic or intellectual value
philistine
nuance
monotony
kindle
22. To polish
nuance
burnish
ambiguous
acme
23. To penetrate through spaces; to spread throughout - imbue - pervade
Amulet
belfry
permeate
ingrate
24. To injure or destroy the surface or appearance of; to damage the value - influence - or effect of; to face down - outshine
jargon
deface
analogous
prodigal
25. Intricate and complicated - byzantine - labyrinthine - tangled
convoluted
chaos
lavish
symbiosis
26. Ductile/easily shaped/pliable/adaptable
antagonize
articulate
malleable
tome
27. To perceive or recognize
Dilate
discern
overwrought
grievous
28. Clear and easily understood - limpid - intelligible
impervious
rustic
lucid
nuance
29. Hackneyed - trite - commonplace - quotidian
embellish
banal
prodigal
jettison
30. Old/antique/bygone/stale
archaic
ingenuous
gestation
itinerant
31. Caution/thrift/widom
leery
boor
prudence
hermetic
32. Wordy/not succinct/ineloquent
pariah
frugality
verbose
innocuous
33. (of someone) suspicious; wary; cautious
audacious
dogmatic
leery
dirge
34. Turmoil/disorder
chaos
austere
nuance
lucid
35. Pertaining to beauty
vacillate
nascent
sentient
aesthetic
36. Blocked path - dilemma with no solution - cul-de-sac - deadlock - stalemate
repast
hermetic
Euphemism
impasse
37. To overwhelm - to cover with water - to deluge - submerge..etc
abyss
inundate
coalesce
sentient
38. Unsettled - swaying - fluctuate - vacillate - wandering from one place to another - waver
itinerant
enigma
intractable
supplant
39. Not controlled by conscience; unscrupulous
unconscionable
nuance
austere
abstain
40. Mournful speech - funeral hymn - elegy
dirge
embellish
ethos
tangential
41. Meal or mealtime - feast - banquet
pristine
dirge
repast
acme
42. Relaxation - tranquility
repose
disparate
statis
phalanx
43. Growing in number quickly/spawn
proliferate
arbitrate
quotidian
verbose
44. Tolerant - broad-minded
slake
enigma
liberal
wily
45. Extreme devotion/frenzied/zealous
abeyance
pristine
Fanatical
impervious
46. Capricious; randomly chosen; tyrannical
nuance
arbitrary
philantropy
gestation
47. A compact or close knit body of people or animals or things - legion
phalanx
unequivocal
dirge
gregarious
48. Philistine/bourgeois/superficial/materialistic
boor
assail
sully
verbose
49. Well-spoken; expressive; articulate - meticulous
prodigal
statis
eloquent
knell
50. Characterized by severe suffering or sorrow - serious or grave
plucky
volatile
grievous
wraith
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