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1. To arouse suddenly - to stimulate - spur to action
gamut
galvanize
guise
philanthropy
2. To show excessive affection - to be overly flattering in return for favor
desecrate
luminous
fawning
cache
3. Non-conventional - a little kooky
odious
eccentric
indigenous
rebuke
4. To praise - to applaud - to extol
laud
begrudge
reciprocal
transfix
5. Excessive pride - arrogance - exaggerated self-confidence
laconic
raucous
flourish
hubris
6. Careless - too relaxed
fodder
trite
lax
latent
7. A long difficult journey marked by changes in fortune
austere
egregious
odyssey
feign
8. To blot out leaving no traces - to destroy
tortuous
obliterate
zenith
chronic
9. Very poor - totally lacking
destitute
herald
convey
exorbitant
10. Charming - interesting
respite
engaging
lucid
lax
11. To surrender - to stop resisting
capitulate
forfeit
craven
chronic
12. Concise - brief - free of extra words
arduous
bulwark
terse
viable
13. Loyal - faithful
acquiesce
provincial
partition
steadfast
14. Sly - treacherous - having a gradual effect
insidious
laconic
bulwark
lucid
15. Gentle - not harmful - kind
infamy
benign
vie
fluke
16. The full range of something
virulent
jeopardy
gamut
scintillate
17. False - fake - not genuine
spurious
delineate
tout
jaunt
18. Beginning to be - in an early stage
vapid
desecrate
incipient
levity
19. The study of God or religion
theology
heresy
exacerbate
plausible
20. Something handed down from the past - a bequest
fluke
tortuous
legacy
pariah
21. The highest point
fidelity
zenith
odious
blanch
22. To seize wrongfully
gravity
usurp
obviate
engaging
23. Exposure to danger - peril
jeopardy
teem
overture
pique
24. An ability to recover from - or adjust easily
eclectic
incipient
resilient
zenith
25. To make unnecessary - to avert - to preclude
hyperbole
destitute
obviate
morose
26. Brief in speech - using very few words
craven
ogle
laconic
lucid
27. The principal front of a building - a false appearance
table
facade
laud
immutable
28. A break or interruption from work or any other established routine
marshal
hiatus
embellish
nuance
29. To increase or enlarge
spurious
augment
vie
saccharine
30. A refreshing drink - something that invigorates
turpitude
tonic
absolve
placate
31. To make evident by showing
penchant
manifest
stymie
galvanize
32. A tiny or insignificant amount - meager - scant
irreverent
indigenous
expunge
paltry
33. To give up something as a penalty for some error or crime
forfeit
sardonic
egocentric
homage
34. Difficult to see through - unclear - dark
opaque
trite
engaging
coherent
35. A strong like for something - a predilection
penchant
colloquial
furtive
overture
36. Conversational - used in informal speech
fortuitous
colloquial
tonic
hiatus
37. An immense indefinite number - multitude
clemency
chastise
myriad
transfix
38. Freely given - unnecessary - uncalled for - unwarranted
preclude
gratuitous
martyr
craven
39. Immoral - lewd - deliberate maliciousness - having no regard for others
surmise
raucous
reprehensible
wanton
40. To deceive - to have false illusions
delude
intrepid
guise
acquiesce
41. To turn pale
waver
latent
blanch
mercenary
42. Unimportant - insignificant
moot
tenet
trivial
polemic
43. To wander aimlessly
depreciate
meander
genteel
incipient
44. Native - produced or living in a particular area
plausible
digress
infamy
indigenous
45. A person with great enthusiasm for and commitment to a cause
zealot
garner
delineate
odyssey
46. A good or bad emanation of force from someone or something - in Hinduism and Buddhism the force created by someone's actions to perpetuate reincarnation
verbose
karma
grovel
eclectic
47. A specialized vocabulary of a group - an obscure language
raucous
jargon
amnesty
incipient
48. To gently criticize
succinct
reprove
terse
craven
49. To hurt or rile the feelings of someone - irritate
jaunt
pique
hyperbole
rustic
50. To snub - to refuse in a blunt or rude way
paucity
gratuitous
obscure
rebuff
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