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abduct (v.) start learning		- to kidnap
abase (v.) start learning		- to lower, demean, degrade
abscond (v.) start learning		- to sneak away and hide
abate (v.) start learning		- to lessen, to reduce in severity
abbreviate (v.) start learning		- to shorten, reduce
abundant (adj.) start learning		- in great numbers
accede (v.) start learning		- to agree
accentuate (v.) start learning		- to emphasize, to highlight
aberration (n.) start learning		- a deviation from the expected course
abhor (v.) start learning		- to hate, loathe
abide (v.) start learning		- to put up with, tolerate
abject (adj.) start learning		- of the most miserable kind
abort (v.) start learning		- to give up unfinished
abridge (v.) start learning		- to shorten, cut down
accommodating (adj.) start learning		- obliging, helpful
accost (v.) start learning		- to approach or confront aggressively
acumen (n.) start learning		- keen insight
acute (adj.) start learning		- sharp, severe
affable (adj.) start learning		- friendly, amiable
affluent (adj.) start learning		- rich, wealthy
aggrandize (v.) start learning		- to increase or make greater
abrogate (v.) start learning		- to abolish, often by authority
aggregate (v.) start learning		to gather, amass
aghast (adj.) start learning		struck by amazement
agoraphobia (n.) start learning		an abnormal fear of open or public places
akimbo (adj.) start learning		with hands on hips
alacrity (n.) start learning		speed readyness
algid (adj.) start learning		fridgid, cold
allay (v.) start learning		to sooth, assuage
alleviate (v.) start learning		to relieve
aloof (adj.) start learning		reserved, distant
altercation (n.) start learning		an argument, dispute
amalgamation (n.) start learning		a union, a merger
ambivalent (adj.) start learning		having contradictory feelings
amble (v.) start learning		to stroll, walk
ameliorate (v.) start learning		- to improve, to make better
amend (v.) start learning		- to change for the better,
amiable (adj.) start learning		- friendly, affable
amorous (adj.) start learning		- relating to or showing love
amorphous (adj.) start learning		- without shape or borders
anomaly (n.) start learning		- something that does not fit into the normal order
antechamber (n.) start learning		- a waiting room
anxiety (n.) start learning		- uneasiness
aphorism (n.) start learning		- a short saying
apocalypse (n.) start learning		- total devastation, the end of the world
apparitional (adj.) start learning		- ghostly, spectral
arbitrator (n.) start learning		- one who settles controversy between two sides
ascetic (n.) start learning		- one who practices restraint as a means of self-discipline
assuage (v.) start learning		- to ease, pacify
atone (v.) start learning		- to apologize, make amends
audacious (adj.) start learning		- excessively bold
augment (v.) start learning		- to increase or make larger
austere (adj.) start learning		- very bare, bleak, simple
baleful (adj.) start learning		- harmful, threatening
bard (n.) start learning		- a poet, often a singer as well
battery (n.) start learning		- an assault or an array of similar things intended for use together
belligerent (adj.) start learning		- contentious, ready to fight
benevolent (adj.) start learning		- kind, good, caring
benign (adj.) start learning		- non-threatening, innocuous
berate (v.) start learning		- to scold severely
bereft (adj.) start learning		- without, devoid of
bide (v.) start learning		- to wait, or remain in a condition
bilk (v.) start learning		- to cheat, to swindle
blandish (v.) start learning		- to coax through flattery
bloated (adj.) start learning		- swollen, bigger than desired
boisterous (adj.) start learning		- loud, energetic
bourgeois (adj.) start learning		- middle class
brash (adj.) start learning		- hasty or lacking in sensitivity
brazen (adj.) start learning		- excessively bold, brash
brumal (adj.) start learning		- wintry, relating to winter
brusque (adj.) start learning		- short, abrupt, dismissive
buffet (n.) start learning		- a spread of food involving choices
buffet (v.) start learning		- to hit or strike
burgeon (v.) start learning		- to come forth, blossom
cacophony (n.) start learning		- noise, discordant sound
cadence (n.) start learning		- rhythm
cajole (v.) start learning		- to urge, coax
callous (adj.) start learning		- harsh, cold, unfeeling
calumny (n.) start learning		- an attempt to defame another's reputation
camaraderie (n.) start learning		- cheerful unity among a group
canvas (n.) start learning		- a piece of cloth on which an artist paints
capricious (adj.) start learning		- impulsive, unpredictable, subject to whim
captivate (v.) start learning		- to hold the interest of, to gain the attention of
carouse (v.) start learning		- to revel, to party
cavity (n.) start learning		- a hole
cavort (v.) start learning		- to frolic, leap, prance
celestial (adj.) start learning		- relating to the sky or the heavens
chastise (v.) start learning		- to criticize, to scold
choreographed (adj.) start learning		- arranged, as in dance
circumlocution (n.) start learning		- indirect language
circumspect (adj.) start learning		- cautious
clairvoyant (adj.) start learning		- able to see things that others cannot
claustrophobia (n.) start learning		- an abnormal fear of closed or crowed spaces
cliché (n.) start learning		- a trite, overused expression
coalesce (v.) start learning		- to combine into one
cogent (adj.) start learning		- intelligent, viable
collusion (n.) start learning		- a conspiracy, a secret agreement
colossus (n.) start learning		- an enormous structure
comatose (adj.) start learning		- lethargic
commendable (adj.) start learning		- worthy of praise
commodious (adj.) start learning		- spacious, roomy
compel (v.) start learning		- to force
complicit (adj.) start learning		- being an accomplice in a wrong act
compliment (n.) start learning		- an expression of esteem or approval
concede (v.) start learning		- to give in, to accept
conciliatory (adj.) start learning		- agreeable, friendly
concoct (v.) start learning		- to make up or invent
concord (n.) start learning		- agreement
conduit (n.) start learning		- a pipe, passage, channel
confluence (n.) start learning		- a convergence, a coming together
confound (v.) start learning		- to frustrate
connotation (n.) start learning		- a meaning or association suggested by a word beyond its definition
contusion (n.) start learning		- bruise, injury
convalescence (n.) start learning		- the gradual return to health after illness
copious (adj.) start learning		- abundant, plentiful
corpulent (adj.) start learning		- very fat
cosmopolitan (adj.) start learning		- worldly, sophisticated
credulity (n.) start learning		- readiness to believe
cursory (adj.) start learning		- brief to the point of being superficial
daft (adj.) start learning		- insane, foolish
daunting (adj.) start learning		- intimidating
dearth (n.) start learning		- a lack, scarcity
defame (v.) start learning		- to destroy the reputation of
deft (adj.) start learning		- skilled, adept
defunct (adj.) start learning		- no longer used or existing
deleterious (adj.) start learning		- harmful
delude (v.) start learning		- to deceive, to mislead
deluge (n.) start learning		- a great flood or something that overwhelms like a flood
derelict (adj.) start learning		- run-down, abandoned
desolate (adj.) start learning		- deserted, lifeless
despondent (adj.) start learning		- discouraged, hopeless, depressed
destitute (adj.) start learning		- impoverished
diaphanous (adj.) start learning		- transparent, light, airy
dictate (v.) start learning		- to pronounce, command, prescribe
differentiate (v.) start learning		- to distinguish, to make different
dilapidated (adj.) start learning		- in a state of disrepair
diligent (adj.) start learning		- careful, showing care
diminish (v.) start learning		- to decrease or make smaller
diminutive (adj.) start learning		- miniature, small
discreet (adj.) start learning		- prudent or inconspicuous
discrete (adj.) start learning		- separate, distinct, individual
disparage (v.) start learning		- to criticize, degrade, belittle
dissonance (n.) start learning		- lack of harmony or agreement
divergent (adj.) start learning		- different, deviating, contrary
diverse (adj.) start learning		- varied
divisive (adj.) start learning		- causing conflict, opposition
domicile (n.) start learning		- a residence, a home
doppelganger (n.) start learning		- a ghostly double of a living person
douse (v.) start learning		- to drench, saturate
dutiful (adj.) start learning		- careful to fulfill obligations
dynamic (adj.) start learning		- characterized by continuous change or activity
elocution (n.) start learning		- the art of public speaking
elucidate (v.) start learning		- to clarify
empathetic (adj.) start learning		- feeling another’s pain as own's own
empathy (n.) start learning		- the experience of another’s feelings as one's own
enervate (v.) start learning		- to weaken, make weary
enervated (adj.) start learning		- lacking energy, weakened, exhausted
entity (n.) start learning		- something that exists as a discrete unit
entomology (n.) start learning		- the study of insects
envious (adj.) start learning		- jealous
erect (v.) start learning		- to construct, to raise
erroneous (adj.) start learning		- mistaken, incorrect
euphoric (adj.) start learning		- elated, overjoyed
exacerbate (v.) start learning		- to make more violent, intense
excursion (n.) start learning		- a trip, an outing
exemplary (adj.) start learning		- serving as an example
exigent (adj.) start learning		- critical, urgent
existential (adj.) start learning		- relating to existence
exorbitant (adj.) start learning		- excessive
extol (v.) start learning		- to praise
extravagant (adj.) start learning		- excessive, over-the-top
fabricate (v.) start learning		- to invent, make-up, concoct
fabulist (n.) a liar start learning		- a teller of fables
facile (adj.) start learning		- easy
fallacious (adj.) start learning		- incorrect, misleading
familial (adj.) start learning		- relating to family
fatuous (adj.) start learning		- silly, foolish
fecund (adj.) start learning		- fertile, fruitful
feign (v.) start learning		- to fake or pretend to
feral (adj.) start learning		- savage, wild, untamed
fetter (v.) start learning		- to restrain, chain, tie
fey (adj.) start learning		- magical
fickle (adj.) start learning		- characterized by changeableness, whimsical
figurative (adj.) start learning		- symbolic
firmament (n.) start learning		- the sky, the heavens
flabbergasted (adj.) start learning		- astounded, stupefied
flaccid (adj.) start learning		- limp
flattery (n.) start learning		- compliments, sycophancy
flout (v.) start learning		- to scorn, ignore, show contempt for
fluctuate (v.) start learning		- to vary irregularly
flux (n.) start learning		- a state of constant change or a flow
forage (v.) start learning		- to rummage, scavenge, graze for food
forestall (v.) start learning		- to delay, impede
forlorn (adj.) start learning		- lonely, hopeless
formidable (adj.) start learning		- arousing fear or alarm
forsake (v.) start learning		- to abandon, forget
fortify (v.) start learning		- to strengthen
fortitude (n.) start learning		- strength, bravery
fortuitous (adj.) start learning		- lucky, occurring by chance
foster (v.) start learning		- to stimulate, promote, encourage
frenetic (adj.) start learning		- frenzied, hectic, frantic
gape (v.) start learning		- to open the mouth and stare stupidly
gay (adj.) start learning		- happy, cheery, or homosexual
gluttonous (adj.) start learning		- insatiable in appetite
goad (v.) start learning		- to urge, to provoke into action
gourmand (n.) start learning		- one who likes eating and drinking
grandiose (adj.) start learning		- extraordinary, grand in scope
gregarious (adj.) start learning		- sociable, outgoing
grotto (n.) start learning		- a small cave or cavern
guile (n.) start learning		- deceitful actions or behavior
hail (v.) start learning		- to come from
hapless (adj.) start learning		- unlucky
harmony (n.) start learning		- agreement, often of sound
harrowing (adj.) start learning		- agonizing, distressing
hedonist (n.) start learning		- one whose primary pursuit is pleasure
henchman (n.) start learning		- a trusted follower, goon
hiatus (n.) start learning		- an interruption in continuity, a break
hiemal (adj.) start learning		- wintry, relating to winter
hierarchy (n.) start learning		- a ranking system of groups or individuals
histrionic (adj.) start learning		- excessively dramatic or emotional
idolatrous (adj.) start learning		- worshiping excessively an object or person
illusory (adj.) start learning		- deceptive, produced by an illusion
immaculate (adj.) start learning		- impeccably clean, spotless, pure
immutable (adj.) start learning		- not susceptible to change
impecunious (adj.) start learning		- excessively poor
impervious (adj.) start learning		- unable to be penetrated, unaffected
impudent (adj.) start learning		- rude, improper
incessant (adj.) start learning		- without interruption
incisive (adj.) start learning		- clear, sharp, direct
inclement (adj.) start learning		- stormy, bad, severe
inclination (n.) start learning		- a tendency, propensity
indictment (n.) start learning		- accusation of wrongdoing
indignation (n.) start learning		- anger due to an unfair situation
inextricable (adj.) start learning		- hopelessly confused or tangled
infuse (v.) start learning		- to inject
ingenious (adj.) start learning		- marked by special intelligence
inimical (adj.) start learning		- hostile, threatening
iniquity (n.) start learning		- a wicked act, a sin
innate (adj.) start learning		- inborn, native, inherent
innocuous (adj.) start learning		- harmless
inquisitor (n.) start learning		- someone who asks questions or makes an inquiry
inundate (v.) start learning		- to flood
invariable (adj.) start learning		- not susceptible to change
invective (n.) start learning		- a verbal attack
inveterate (adj.) start learning		- habitual, natural
irascible (adj.) start learning		- easily angered
jubilant (adj.) start learning		- joyful, happy
judicious (adj.) start learning		- of sound judgment
juvenile (adj.) start learning		- young or immature
juxtapose (v.) start learning		- to put next to each other
labyrinthine (adj.) start learning		- intricate, maze-like
laceration (n.) start learning		- a cut, a rip
lachrymose (adj.) start learning		- tearful
latent (adj.) start learning		- present but hidden
laud (v.) start learning		- to applaud or praise
laudatory (adj.) start learning		- admiring, praising
lavish (adj.) start learning		- extravagant
lethargic (adj.) start learning		- sluggish, weary, apathetic
lewd (adj.) start learning		- vulgar, offensive, rude
libel (n.) start learning		- a statement giving an unjust or unfavorable representation of a person or thing
licentious (adj.) start learning		- amoral, lawless, lewd
limber (adj.) start learning		- bending or flexing readily, pliable
limpid (adj.) start learning		- clear, easily understood
linchpin (n.) start learning		- something that holds separate things together
lithe (adj.) start learning		- graceful, flexible, supple
loquacious (adj.) start learning		- talkative
lull (n.) start learning		- a relatively calm interval, as in a storm
luminescence (n.) start learning		- light from non-thermal sources
magnanimous (adj.) start learning		- generous, noble
malaise (n.) start learning		- vague feeling of discomfort
malevolent (adj.) start learning		- having intent to harm others
malicious (adj.) start learning		- malevolent, harmful
malign (v.) start learning		- to slander, to smear, to libel, to defame, to speak evil of
malleable (adj.) start learning		- easily shaped or formed
mandatory (adj.) start learning		- required, not optional
manifest (v.) start learning		- to show clearly
manifold (adj.) start learning		- many
masticate (v.) start learning		- to chew
matrimony (n.) start learning		- marriage
maudlin (adj.) start learning		- sentimental
maxim (n.) start learning		- a common saying of advice or virtue
meager (adj.) start learning		- lacking in quality stature
mediate (v.) start learning		- to intervene, to arbitrate, to sort out
melodramatic (adj.) histrionic start learning		- exaggeratedly emotional or sentimental
mendacious (adj.) start learning		- inclined to lie or mislead
meritorious (adj.) start learning		- deserving of praise or merit
metamorphosis (n.) start learning		- a change of form, shape or substance
mimic (v.) start learning		- to imitate, to copy
misogyny (n.) start learning		- hatred of women
modicum (n.) start learning		- a small amount of something
mollify (v.) start learning		- to soften in temper
mercurial (adj.) start learning		- quick and changeable in temperment
monogamy (n.) start learning		- having only one spouse at a time
mores (n.) start learning		- moral attitudes
morose (adj.) start learning		- gloomy or sullen
munificent (adj.) start learning		- generous, benevolent
mutability (n.) start learning		- capability of change
myopic (adj.) start learning		- short-sighted
myriad (adj.) start learning		- consisting of a very great number
narrate (v.) start learning		- to tell a story
nebulous (adj.) start learning		- indistinct, hazy
nefarious (adj.) start learning		- horribly villainous
neologism (n.) start learning		- the creation of new words, or a new word
neonate (n.) start learning		- a newborn baby
noisome (adj.) start learning		- foul, offensive, particularly to the sense of smell
notoriety (n.) start learning		- infamy, known in bad regard
novel (adj.) start learning		- strikingly new, unusual, or different
noxious (adj.) start learning		- harmful, toxic
obdurate (adj.) start learning		- unyielding to persuasion or moral influences
obfuscate (v.) start learning		- to render incomprehensible
obsequious (adj.) start learning		- excessively compliant or submissive
odious (adj.) start learning		- meriting strong displeasure
officious (adj.) start learning		- offering unwanted help or service
olfactory (adj.) start learning		- relating to the sense of smell
ominous (adj.) start learning		- foreboding or foreshadowing evil, portentous
oration (n.) start learning		- a dignified and formal speech
ostracize (v.) start learning		- to exclude from a community
pacify (v.) start learning		- to sooth, ease
paragon (n.) start learning		- model of perfection
pariah (n.) start learning		- an outcast
parody (n.) start learning		- a satirical imitation
patent (adj.) start learning		- clear, apparent
pedagogue (n.) start learning		- a schoolteacher
pellucid (adj.) start learning		- clear
penchant (n.) start learning		- a tendency, partiality, preference
peregrinate (v.) start learning		- to travel from place to place on foot
perfunctory (adj.) start learning		- showing little enthusiasm, done as duty
permeate (v.) start learning		- to spread out, to pervade
persevere (v.) start learning		- to persist, remain constant
pertinacious (adj.) start learning		- stubbornly persistent, holding to a belief or position
peruse (v.) start learning		- to examine carefully
pervasive (adj.) start learning		- to spread throughout
petulance (n.) start learning		- irritability, impoliteness
physiognomy (n.) start learning		- the art of judging human character from facial features
pique (v.) start learning		- to provoke or to cause indignation
pithy (adj.) start learning		- succinctly meaningful
pittance (n.)– start learning		- very small amount
placate (v.) start learning		- to soothe, appease
placid (adj.) start learning		- calm, tranquil
plethora (n.) start learning		- a great number, an abundance
pliable (adj.) start learning		- flexible, bendable
poach (v.) start learning		- to hunt or fish illegally
poised (adj.) start learning		- balanced, readied
polygamy (n.) start learning		- having more than one spouse at a time
portentous (adj.) start learning		- foreboding or forshadowing evil, ominous
portly (adj.) start learning		- fat, chubby, round
precarious (adj.) start learning		- dangerously lacking in
predestination (n.) start learning		- the concept of destiny or fate
premonition (n.) start learning		- a presentiment of the future
preponderance (n.) start learning		- a great amount or frequency
presage (n.) start learning		- an omen
prestidigitation (n.) start learning		- a sleight of hand
presumptuous (adj.) start learning		- disrespectfully bold
profane (adj.) start learning		- indecent, blasphemous
profuse (adj.) start learning		- abundant, lavish, prolific
propensity (n.) start learning		- an inclination, preference
propriety (n.) start learning		- decency, state of being proper
protean (adj.) start learning		- readily taking on various shapes or forms
prudent (adj.) start learning		- cautious, careful
puerile (adj.) start learning		- immature
pugnacious (adj.) start learning		- belligerent
pulchritude (n.) start learning		- physical beauty
punctilious (adj.) start learning		- eager to follow rules
pungent (adj.) start learning		- having a sharp, strong quality especially related to smell
purport (v.) start learning		- to present an intention that is often false
putrid (adj.) start learning		- rotten, rancid, foul
quaint (adj.) start learning		- old-fashioned
quid pro - (n., latin) start learning		– a mutually beneficial exchange
quotidian (adj.) start learning		- daily, everyday
radiant (adj.) start learning		- bright, beaming
rancid (adj.) start learning		- rotten, spoiled, disgusting in smell or taste
ratiocinate (v.) start learning		- to think, contemplate
raze (v.) start learning		- to demolish
recalcitrant (adj.) start learning		- defiant
recalibrate (v.) start learning		- to readjust or make corrections to
recapitulate (v.) start learning		- to repeat, reiterate
rectify (v.) start learning		- to set right, correct
redact (v.) start learning		- to revise, edit
redoubtable (adj.) start learning		- formidable, commanding respect
redress (v.) start learning		- to set right or remedy
reel (v.) start learning		- to be thrown off balance or feel dizzy
refrain (v.) start learning		- to hold oneself back, forbear
reiterate (v.) start learning		- to repeat
relish (v.) start learning		- to take zestful pleasure in, enjoy flavor of
remiss (adj.) start learning		- negligent, exhibiting carelessness
render (v.) start learning		- to say, or to make
renovate (v.) start learning		- to restore, return to original state
repose (n.) start learning		- rest, sleep
reprehensible (adj.) start learning		- deserving criticism
repudiate (v.) start learning		- to reject, turn down
repulse (v.) start learning		- to cause disgust or distaste, or to drive back, repel
requisition (n.) start learning		- a demand for goods, often by an authority
restitution (n.) start learning		- compensation, reimbursement
retaliation (n.) start learning		- revenge, punishment
retract (v.) start learning		- withdraw
retribution (n.) start learning		- vengeance, revenge, payback
revel (v.) start learning		- to enjoy
rife (adj.) start learning		- abundant
ruddy (adj.) start learning		- having a healthy, reddish color
ruse (n.) start learning		- a trick
saccharine (adj.) start learning		- overly sweet
rustic (adj.) start learning		- relating to country life
sacrosanct (adj.) start learning		- sacred, holy
sagacious (adj.) start learning		- shrewd, showing sound judgment
salient (adj.) start learning		- significant, conspicuous
salutation (n.) start learning		- a greeting
sanguine (adj.) start learning		- cheery, optimistic, hopeful
sate (v.) start learning		- to satisfy (an appetite) fully.
satiate (v.) start learning		- to satisfy excessively
savor (v.) start learning		- to appreciate fully, enjoy
scathing (adj.) start learning		- hurtful, critical
scourge (n.) start learning		- a plague
scurrilous (adj.) start learning		- crude, vulgar
sedate (v.) start learning		- to calm, soothe
sedentary (adj.) start learning		- sitting
seer (n.) start learning		- a fortune teller
seminal (adj.) start learning		- original, ground-breaking
serendipity (n.) start learning		- the act of finding things not sought, luck
slander (n.) start learning		- a FALSE statement to damage the reputation of anothr
sobriety (n.) start learning		- moderation from excess, calm, tranquility
somnolent (adj.) start learning		- sleepy
soothsayer (n.) start learning		- a fortune teller
sordid (adj.) start learning		- dirty
spectral (adj.) start learning		- ghostly
spurious (adj.) start learning		- FALSE but intended to seem believable or possible
stagnant (adj.) start learning		- still, not flowing
stagnate (v.) start learning		- to be idle, to be still
static (adj.) start learning		- not moving, being at rest
steadfast (adj.) start learning		- fixed or unchanging
strenuous (adj.) start learning		- requiring tremendous strength or energy
strife (n.) start learning		- conflict
stupefy (v.) start learning		- to astound
submissive (adj.) start learning		- easily yielding to authority
subsist (v.) start learning		- to live, exist
succinct (adj.) start learning		- marked by compact precision
suffice (v.) start learning		- to meet needs
supplant (v.) start learning		- to displace and substitute for another
surfeit (n.) start learning		- an excess, a surplus, an overabundance
surmise (v.) start learning		- to guess, infer, suppose
surreptitious (adj.) start learning		- done in a secret, or stealthy way
swarthy (adj.) start learning		- of dark color or complexion
sybarite (n.) start learning		- someone devoted to pleasure and luxuary, a voluptuary
sycophant (n.) start learning		- a self-serving flatterer
sympathetic (adj.) start learning		- compassionate
sympathy (n.) start learning		- an expression of pity for another, compassion
synopsis (n.) start learning		- a summary
taciturn (adj.) start learning		- not inclined to talk
tantamount (adj.) start learning		- equivalent in value or significance
tedious (adj.) start learning		- boring, dull
telepathic (adj.) start learning		- capable of reading minds
tenuous (adj.) start learning		- having little substance or strength
terrestrial (adj.) start learning		- relating to the land
terse (adj.) start learning		- abrupt, short, brief
timorous (adj.) start learning		- fearful, timid
tome (n.) start learning		- a large book
toothsome (adj.) start learning		- delicious, luscious
torpid (adj.) start learning		- lazy, lethargic, moving slowly
torrid (adj.) start learning		- giving off intense heat, passionate
tortuous (adj.) start learning		- winding, twisted
tragedy (n.) start learning		- a disastrous event, or a work of art in which the hero meets a terrible fate
tranquil (adj.) start learning		- calm, serene, peaceful
travesty (n.) start learning		- a grossly inferior imitation
trek (v.) start learning		- to walk, travel by foot
trite (adj.) start learning		- overused, hackneyed
truculent (adj.) start learning		- eager to fight, violent
ubiquitous (adj.) start learning		- existing everywhere, widespread
ultimate (n.) start learning		- the last part, or a fundamental element
umbrage (n.) start learning		- anger, offense, resentment
uncanny (adj.) start learning		- of supernatural character or origin
undulate (v.) start learning		- to move in a smooth wavelike motion
uniform (adj.) start learning		- unvarying, conforming to one principle
unilateral (adj.) start learning		- having only one side
unique (adj.) start learning		- being the only one of its kind
upbraid (v.) start learning		- to criticize, scold, reproach
vacillate (v.) start learning		- to sway from one side to another
variance (n.) start learning		- a difference between what is expected and what actually occurs
variegate (v.) start learning		- to diversify
vast (adj.) start learning		- enormous, immense
veneer (n.) start learning		- a superficial or deceptively attractive appearance, facade
veracious (adj.) start learning		- honest, truthful
verbose (adj.) start learning		- wordy
vicarious (adj.) start learning		- experienced through another's actions
vicissitudes (n.) start learning		- the unexpected changes and shifts often encountered in one’s life
vigor (n.) start learning		- vitality and energy, vim
vim (n.) start learning		- and energy, vigor
vivacious (adj.) start learning		- lively, spirited, full of life
vocation (n.) start learning		- one’s work or professional calling
volition (n.) start learning		- a conscious choice or decision
voluminous (adj.) start learning		- large, ample
voluptuary (n.) start learning		- someone devoted to sensory pleasure and luxury, a sybaritye
wane (v.) start learning		- to decrease gradually in size or degree
wax (v.) start learning		- to increase gradually in size or degree
weather (v.) start learning		- to withstand or survive a situation
whet (v.) start learning		- to make more keen, stimulate
winsome (adj.) start learning		- charming, attractive
Zeitgeist (n.) start learning		- the spirit of the time

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