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#20WISTFUL(adj.):- full of yearning or desire tinged with melancholy.
Wistfully(Adverb)
Wistfullness(Noun)
Easier way to say it:- a strong desire for something that is long been seen or familiar to.
Etymology:- 1605-15; obsolete wist quiet, silent, attentive (variantof whist2) + -ful.
Sentence:- After a wistful meeting with Cunegonde, Candide seem to be not happy.
Word Association:- Longing, thoughtful, dream.

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#19VAGARY(noun):- an erratic or extravagant manifestation, action, or notion.
Vagarant(Noun)
Easier way to say it:- a sudden and unusual change of behavior.
Etymology:-  1565-75, in sense “wandering journey”; apparently Latin vagārī to wander.
Sentence:- Candide's mood was vagrant when he killed the inquisitor.
Word Association:- change, dint, different.

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#18THWART(verb):-to oppose successfully.
Noun:- Thwarter
Adverb:- Thwartly
Easier way to say it:- To prevent from something to accomplish.
Etymology:- 1200-50; Middle English thwert (adv.) < Old Norsethvert across, neuter of thverr transverse; cognatewith Old English thweorh crooked, cross, Gothicthwairhs cross, angry.
Sentence:- The Barons kicked out Candide to thwart him from marrying Cunegonde.
Word Associations:-  stop, plans, accomplice

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#17SEQUESTER(verb)- to set apart.
Adjectives:-
Sequestrable
Sequestered
Easier way to say it:-
to keep apart from others.
Etymology:- 1350-1400; Middle English sequestren < Latin or old French sequestrāre to put in hands of a trustee, derivative ofsequester ‘trustee, depositary'.
Sentence:- Candide and Cunegonde were sequestered when the Governor asked Cunegonde to marry him.
Word Associations:-aircraft, kidnapped, jury.

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#16SEEMLY(adj.)- Suited to the occasion, purpose, or person.
Easier way to say it:- suitable or appropriate.
Adjectives:-
Seemly
Seemlier
Seemliest
Noun:- Seemliness
Etymology:- Middle English(1175-1225): from Old Norsesœmiligr, from sœmr ‘fitting’ (see seem).
Sentence:-  Candide acts seemly after Cacambo tells him about Cunegonde being ugly.
Word Associations:- Behave, timely, train.