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Prodigy
talented child
Discordant
not harmonious, harsh sounding
Volatile
tending towards violence EXPLOSIVE
Deplore
Feel strong disapproval
Impunity
Freedom from punishment, loss or harm
Ensue
Happen as result
Detriment
Harm, loss, something that causes damage, depreciation, or loss
Epitaph
A brief statement written on a tomb or gravestone
Incognito
A person in disguise; Having one's identity concealed or under disguise; With the real identity concealed
Juncture
A point in time, especially a crucial one; A joint or connection
Wallow
A pool of water or mud where animals roll around; To roll about or lie in water, snow, mud, etc. for refreshment
Entail
A restriction on property by limiting inheritance; To involve by necessity or as a consequence
Tether
A rope, chain, or similar restraint for holding something in place; To fasten with a rope, chain or the like
Excise
A tax on unnecessary goods;To remove by or as if by cutting
Taint
A trace of something bad, offensive, or harmful, a stain;To stain, tarnish, or contaminate
Myriad
A vast number of something; Too numerous to be counted
Avowed
Acknowledged or declared openly without shame
Indiscriminate
Without a restraint or control; Unselective
Proxy
a person who is given the authority to act or stand in for another
Wanton
One who is immoral; One who is undisciplined or spoiled; Done in an unjust, cruel or malicious manner, uncalled-for
Peruse
Read or examine carefully
Pertinent
Relating to the matter at hand; Relevant; To the point
Churlish
Rude, lacking good manners or politeness
Stoical
Seemingly unaffected by pleasure or pain; Unemotional; Impassive
Solicitious
Showing concern
Tawdry
Showy, cheap and tacky; Gaudy
Oblique
Slanting or sloping; Indirect
Tenet
An opinion, doctrine, or principle held as being true by a person or especially by an organization; A doctrine
Fallacy
Any unsound mode of reasoning, or anything based on such reasoning; An error in thinking
Plausible
Appearing to be true, reasonable, or fair
Veritable
Being real or true; Genuine
Audacious
Bold, adventurous, recklessly daring
Pert
Characterized by a light and exuberant quality; Boldly forward in speech or behavior; Saucy
Proximity
Closeness, nearness
Repercussion
Consequence or result of something
Pivotal
Crucial importance
Divergent
Different
Trepidation
Fear
Aloof
Distant or reserved in manner; Withdrawn or remote; Uncaringly distant
Voracious
Eating with greediness or in very large quantities; Ravenous
Whimsical
Erratic in behavior or degree of unpredictability; Impulsive; Tending to act on sudden fanciful ideas
Barter
Exchange good or services
Finesse
Extreme delicacy or subtlety in action, performance, skill or discrimination; To accomplish by using cleverness, skill or good judgement
Gaunt
Lean and haggard
Jaunty
Lighthearted; Animated; Easy and carefree
Devoid
Not having or using, lacking
Prodigious
Of great size and power
Laggard
One who falls behind others because of moving slowly; Moving, developing or responding slowly, sluggish
Scapegoat
Someone 2 blame
Recourse
Source of help in difficult situation
Scoff
Speak mockingly
Vie
To compete; To strive for victory or superiority
Assert
To declare or state with force or confidence, to defend strongly
Ostracize
To exclude from public or private favor; To banish
Convey
To express; To communicate something
Venerate
To feel or show deep respect for, especially due to age or tradition; To honor
Deface
To injure or destroy the appearance of; To damage, mar or disfigure
Annul
To make or declare void or invalid, as a marriage or a law; To null
Jostle
To make or force one's way by pushing
Regale
To provide with great enjoyment; To entertain
Appease
To soothe by quieting anger; To calm or make satisfied
Sustain
To support, nourish, keep up; To maintain
Capitulate
To surrender or give up, end resistance; To throw in the towel
Avail
Use or take advantage of; help
Resolute
firm, Determined
Recluse
hermit
Bestow
to give as an honer, to present as a gift
Rankle
to irritate
Preclude
to prevent the occurrence of; to make impossible; to exclude from something
Delve
to search deeply, to dig
Awry
turned or twisted to one side
Servile
very submissive, like a slave
