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1. Coming into being; in early developmental stages
prodigal
nascent
inquest
whimsical
2. Bell tower - room where bell is hung - steeple - spire
belfry
Euphemism
Fanatical
embellish
3. Easily aroused
crescendo
repast
posit
volatile
4. Inertia/standstill/ stagnation
frugality
belfry
statis
advocate
5. An investigation or inquiry
inquest
jargon
imbue
philantropy
6. Unsettled - swaying - fluctuate - vacillate - wandering from one place to another - waver
itinerant
pariah
bombastic
ingrate
7. To attack or assault - beset
abstain
amalgamate
hyperbole
assail
8. Fresh and clean; uncorrupted ex - A ... beach
pristine
gullible
debutante
alleviate
9. Make impure/debase
leery
adulterate
coalesce
pervade
10. Consistent/uniform in composition/ opposite of heterogeneous
affected
ingrate
naiive
homogenous
11. A compact or close knit body of people or animals or things - legion
impervious
erratic
phalanx
axiom
12. Clever - deceptive
meticulous
belfry
wily
philistine
13. Lacking energy or enthusiasm - lethargic - indolent - languid - like ready in spanish
latent
insurrection
listless
zenith
14. Pertaining to beauty
aesthetic
inundate
wraith
plucky
15. To judge a dispute - adjudge - adjudicate - intervene - referee - rule
dogma
apathy
hyperbole
arbitrate
16. Not harmful or injurious; harmless
obstinate
posit
plethora
innocuous
17. To injure or destroy the surface or appearance of; to damage the value - influence - or effect of; to face down - outshine
debutante
intractable
permeate
deface
18. Dictatorial in one's opinion - imperious
abeyance
ingratiate
whimsical
dogmatic
19. An expert in matters of culture - food - or wine
inquest
abyss
connoisseur
axiom
20. Using an inoffensive word instead of an offensive one
posit
hermetic
Euphemism
ingrate
21. Earthbound - commonplace - down-to-earth - tellurian - quotidian
whimsical
posit
Amulet
terrestrial
22. Rebellion - mutiny
insurrection
crescendo
convoluted
belfry
23. A gradual increase or the peak of a gradual increase. Ex - complaints about stifling smog conditions reached a ...
archaic
Euphemism
crescendo
jargon
24. Meal or mealtime - feast - banquet
repast
eloquent
abyss
innocuous
25. Extremely generous or extravagant - exuberant - opulent - prodigal - profuse - bombastic
intractable
jettison
lavish
apathy
26. Coalesce - fuse
inundate
sentient
imbue
amalgamate
27. Airtight; secret; obscure; magical; mysterious
ingrate
imbue
aesthetic
hermetic
28. Easily deceived - credulous - naiive - ingenguous
placate
veracity
affected
gullible
29. Fundamentally distinct or dissimilar
repast
prodigal
disparate
tome
30. Purposeful exaggeration for effect - embellishment - inflation
lament
prudence
hyperbole
articulate
31. Frolicsome/ playful
rhetoric
articulate
sportive
insurrection
32. Having bad connotation - disparaging - belittling - insulting
unconscionable
permeate
Dilate
pajorative
33. Extremely careful; particular about details - scrupulous - picky - finicky - similar to articulate
lucid
dilettante
meticulous
phalanx
34. To please someone so as to gain an advantage. Ex - ... themselves with the leaders.
ambiguous
heterogeneous
ingratiate
Amulet
35. Ungrateful person - cad - churl
tome
erratic
ambiguous
ingrate
36. Philistine/bourgeois/superficial/materialistic
apathy
pervade
boor
hegemony
37. To choose not to do something
judicious
crescendo
abstain
insurrection
38. Self contradictory
pungent
opaque
slake
paradox
39. Rude and bad-tempered - grumpy
surly
overwrought
transitory
kindle
40. A ghost of a living person seen just before his or her death - apparition - bogeyman - phantasm
intractable
debutante
wraith
abyss
41. Influence or domination over
nuance
hegemony
nascent
sully
42. Characterized by severe suffering or sorrow - serious or grave
bombastic
disparate
latent
grievous
43. Adamant - stubborn -unruly - obstinate - intransigent
intractable
whimsical
meticulous
posit
44. Set fire/excite
kindle
embellish
dirge
slake
45. Absolute - certain - explicit - categorical
homogenous
unequivocal
audacious
liberal
46. Abusive or venomous language used to express blame or censure or bitter deep-seated ill will.. opposite of euphemism possibly
audacious
esoteric
invective
paradox
47. An orator who appeals to the passions and prejudices of his audience - false leader
demagogue
posit
unequivocal
panache
48. Clearly and directly stated - opposite of implicit
homogenous
larceny
explicit
erratic
49. Suffused with light: luminous - clear to the understanding: intelligible - sane. Ex - His ... history of this grim subject is scrupulously accurate - so far as I am able to judge ...
lucid
volatile
nascent
homogenous
50. Extreme devotion/frenzied/zealous
Fanatical
elegy
advocate
banal
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