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1. (v.) - to criticize - scold - reproach
camaraderie
upbraid
deluge
apparitional
2. (adj.) - offering unwanted help or service
vivacious
retract
noxious
officious
3. (n.) - a great number - an abundance
pungent
derelict
umbrage
plethora
4. (n.) - lack of harmony or agreement
apparitional
veracious
arbitrator
dissonance
5. (adj.) - excessively bold
audacious
placid
neologism
presage
6. (adj.) - of sound judgment
inquisitor
judicious
recalcitrant
brash
7. (n.) - an inclination - preference
hail
propensity
terse
monogamy
8. (adj.) - non-threatening - innocuous
patent
benign
pariah
flabbergasted
9. (adj.) - extraordinary - grand in scope
portly
grandiose
discreet
bloated
10. (adj.) - sharp - severe
acute
brusque
gregarious
fecund
11. (v.) - to lessen - to reduce in severity
ethereal
abate
narrate
tantamount
12. (n.) - uneasiness
placate
anxiety
precarious
serendipity
13. (adj.) - of the most miserable or contemptible kind
toothsome
ultimate
abject
claustrophobia
14. (n.) - a conspiracy - a secret agreement
surreptitious
collusion
voluminous
defunct
15. (n.) - and energy - vigor.
pugnacious
raze
vim
immaculate
16. (v.) - to improve - to make better
retract
perfunctory
ameliorate
cajole
17. (v.) - to diversify
inquisitor
variegate
incessant
cadence
18. (v.) - to decrease gradually in size or degree
voluptuary
wane
metamorphosis
inundate
19. (v.) - to astound
sordid
stupefy
ethereal
fatuous
20. (adj.) - varied
polygamy
prestidigitation
amiable
diverse
21. (n.) - total devastation - the end of the world
apocalypse
abject
sagacious
reel
22. (adj.) - mistaken - incorrect
obsequious
erroneous
innocuous
hiatus
23. (n.) - an expression of pity for another - compassion
connotation
refrain
recalcitrant
sympathy
24. (v.) - to make up or invent
cavity
vacillate
concoct
hiatus
25. (v.) - to put up with - tolerate
concord
hail
abide
abject
26. (v.) - to provoke or to cause indignation
parody
nebulous
saccharine
pique
27. (n.) - a meaning or association suggested by a word beyond its definition
discreet
connotation
gregarious
propensity
28. (v.) - to guess - infer - suppose
incisive
novel
surmise
scourge
29. (adj.) - magical
fey
confluence
variegate
commendable
30. (v.) - to restrain - chain - tie
inclination
repulse
fetter
retribution
31. (adj.) - FALSE but intended to seem believable or possible
impudent
figurative
spurious
sybarite
32. (v.) - to vary irregularly
vocation
envious
fluctuate
whet
33. (v.) - to change for the better - improve
inclination
stupefy
synopsis
amend
34. (adj.) - relating to the land
terrestrial
abide
diaphanous
bide
35. (adj.) - savage - wild - untamed
celestial
vast
cadence
feral
36. (n.) - indirect language
puerile
circumlocution
manifest
quotidian
37. (v.) - to agree
innocuous
discreet
elocution
accede
38. (n.) - keen insight
inimical
myopic
acumen
terrestrial
39. (v.) - to apologize - make amends
maudlin
satiate
atone
espouse
40. (adj.) - having intent to harm others
battery
redoubtable
malevolent
delude
41. (n.) - the spirit of the time
prudent
Zeitgeist
poised
exorbitant
42. (v.) - to cheat - to swindle
modicum
putrid
austere
bilk
43. (n.) - an outcast
compliment
ultimate
pariah
corpulent
44. (adj.) - relating to or showing love
amorous
myriad
douse
enervated
45. (adj.) - lonely - hopeless
forlorn
noxious
soothsayer
peruse
46. (v.) - to criticize - degrade - belittle
disparage
diaphanous
confound
audacious
47. (adj.) - discouraged - hopeless - depressed
confluence
despondent
deluge
fallacious
48. (n.) - the art of judging human character from facial features
physiognomy
rectify
mollify
prestidigitation
49. (adj.) - talkative
connotation
bloated
loquacious
diminish
50. (n.) - a trip - an outing
excursion
puerile
diverse
slander
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