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| Criticize/Abusive Language |
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| invective, diatribe, vituperate, aspersion, calumny, castigate, defamation, denounce, disparage, excoriate, abase |
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| insipid, soporific, mundane, banal, fatuous, pedestrian, platitude, prosaic, quotidian, trite |
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| vicissitude, oscillate, vacillate |
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| belittle, deride, pejorative, opprobrium, sully |
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| curmudgeon, misanthrope, xenophobia, surly |
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| embellish, pulchritude, florid (excessively deco.), ostentatious |
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| mirth, levity, blithe, gambol, gaiety |
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| potentate, dominator, martinet (strict ruler) |
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| impugn, politic, collusion, stratagem, irascible~temperamental, #innocuous |
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| prescient, #myopic, augury, divine |
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| erudite, esoteric, omniscient, sagacious |
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| indolent, inert, lackadaisical, languid, lassitude, lethargic, phlegmatic, quiescent, torpid |
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| effrontery, audacity, decorous |
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| acidulous, irascible, petulant, umbrage, dudgeon, pettish, pique |
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| Maverick/Fearless/Outcast |
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| pariah, iconoclast, intrepid, monastic, craven |
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| elegy, lachrymose, contrite, bereave, cadaver, defunct, demise, dolorous, knell, lament, macabre, moribund, obsequies, sepulchral, wraith |
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| unconscionable, invidious, stentorian |
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| militate, machination, sedition, abate |
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| appease, assuage, attenuate, anodyne, enervate, infirm, mollify, palliate |
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| obstinate, obdurate, intractable |
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| accretion, acme, apex, proliferate, crescendo, nadir |
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| willy, ersatz, dupe, chicanery, prevaricate, mannered, ingratiate (gain favor for stuff) |
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| profligate, licentious, libertine |
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| peripatetic, itinerant, nomadic, vagrant |
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| pervade, bifurcate, expurgate, demur, cosset, dilatory, engender, winsome, quiescent, salubrious, inveterate, exigent, vindicate~exculpate, veracity~truth/accuracy, hapless#lucky, sinecures~well-paid job but no work, anachronism:outofplacetime |
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| cacophony, #euphony(nice), stentorian |
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| investiture (n), inauguration |
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| demur, apocryphal, repudiate~reject authority of |
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| desiccate, parch, dehydrated. |
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