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Synonyms: Treacherous, back-stabbing, disloyal.
Sentence: The perfidious man had won over another lady, only to break her heart later.

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Synonyms: Dehydrated, dry, thirsty.
Sentence: All this walking has left me parched!

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Ostentatious: Characterized by vulgar or pretentious display; designed to impress or attract notice.

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Ostentatious: Characterized by vulgar or pretentious display; designed to impress or attract notice.

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Synonyms: Showy, pretentious, flamboyant.
Sentence: The ostentatious woman walked down the street, flirting with men she passed by.

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Opulent: Ostentatiously rich and luxurious or lavish.

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Opulent: Ostentatiously rich and luxurious or lavish.

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Synonyms: Rich, luxury, wealthy.
Sentence: The opulent house gave out expensive candies on Halloween.

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Novice: A person new to or inexperienced in a field or situation.

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Novice: A person new to or inexperienced in a field or situation.

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Synonyms: Inexperienced, beginner, new.
Sentence: The new employee was but a novice amongst the others who had worked there for years.

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Nonchalant: (of a person or manner) feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not displaying anxiety, interest, or enthusiasm.

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Nonchalant: (of a person or manner) feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not displaying anxiety, interest, or enthusiasm.

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Synonyms: Unexpressive, sarcastic, numb.
Sentence: I apparently asked such a stupidly obvious question that the lady answering me gave me a back-handed, nonchalant answer.

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Mundane: lacking interest or excitement; dull.

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Mundane: lacking interest or excitement; dull.

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Synonyms: Boring, dull, lame.
Sentence: The long and slow math class was mundane, even the teacher spoke in a monotone voice the whole period.

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Synonyms: Prosperous, long-living, thriving.
Sentence: I hope you have good fortune and longevity.

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Lobbyist: A person who takes part in an organized attempt to influence legislators.

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Lobbyist: A person who takes part in an organized attempt to influence legislators.

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Synonyms: Activist, powerbroker, influencer
Sentence: A lobbyist came to the school today and gave a speech, it motivated the students there too work harder because of how influential the lobbyist was.

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Jubilation: A feeling of great happiness and triumph.

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Jubilation: A feeling of great happiness and triumph.

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Synonyms: Happy, excited, triumphant.
Sentence: Passing the test with an A gave me a great feeling of jubilation.

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Synonyms: Courageous, brave, adventurous.
Sentence: I was very intrepid when I went to the dentist, I was too tired to be scared!

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Integrity: A trait of honesty and strong moral rightness.

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Integrity: A trait of honesty and strong moral rightness.

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Synonyms: Honesty, uprightness, honor
Sentence: He spoke to the principle with integrity as to not be falsely accused of cheating.

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Intuitive: Doing something based on what you think is true; your gut feeling.

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Intuitive: Doing something based on what you think is true; your gut feeling.

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Synonyms: Instinct, innate, untaught
Sentence: My guess for the question was purely intuitive, I didn't study so I had to go with my gut.

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Synonyms: Proud, pompous, snobbish.
Sentence: He let out a haughty laugh as he was announced the leader of the basketball team for the 5th year in a row.

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Frugal: Simple and costing of little money.

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Frugal: Simple and costing of little money.

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Synonyms: Thrifty, economical, prudent.
Sentence: The meal was frugal, saving me money.

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Fortuitous: Happening by chance or coincidence.

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Fortuitous: Happening by chance or coincidence.

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Synonyms: Chance, haphazard, unforeseen.
Sentence: The resemblance between the two sketches was purely fortuitous.

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Camaraderie: Mutual trust and friendship.

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Camaraderie: Mutual trust and friendship.

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Synonyms: Trust, friendship, companionship.
Sentence: The bond between me and my friend was quite the strong camaraderie.

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Inevitable: Unable to avoid; certain to happen.

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Inevitable: Unable to avoid; certain to happen.

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Synonyms: Inescapable, unavoidable, fated.
Sentence: The math test was inevitable, so I had to do it no matter what.

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Inconsequential: Not important or significant.

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Inconsequential: Not important or significant.

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Synonyms: Insignificant, unimportant, inessential.
Sentence: His actions were inconsequential, so it was fine that he did what he did.

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Extenuating: To serve to lessen the seriousness of an offense.

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Extenuating: To serve to lessen the seriousness of an offense.

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Synonyms: Excuse, mitigate, defend.
Sentence: I tried to extenuate the conflict by reasoning.

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Enervating: To cause someone to feel drained of energy.

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Enervating: To cause someone to feel drained of energy.

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Synonyms: Exhaust, tire, wear out.
Sentence: The long work of the day was enervating.

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Emulate: To imitate something or someone.

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Emulate: To imitate something or someone.

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Synonyms: Match, imitate, copy.
Sentence: I do not wish to emulate my father for he wasn't a good man.

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Empathy: Being able to understand and share another's feelings.

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Empathy: Being able to understand and share another's feelings.

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Synonyms: Understanding, fellowship with, affinity with.
Sentence: Her empathy towards her friend was inspiring, and it made others astonished by how much she related to them.

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Synonyms: Harmful, detrimental, damaging
Sentence: I don't approve of my previous deleterious behavior and how it hurt everyone around me.

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Diligent: Having or showing care in what one does.

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Diligent: Having or showing care in what one does.

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Synonyms: Industrious, hard-working, careful.
Sentence: The diligent worker cleaned the house so well it seemed to sparkle.

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Digression: To part from the main subject or speech briefly.

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Digression: To part from the main subject or speech briefly.

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Synonyms: Detour, deviation, diversion.
Sentence: The announcement digressed for a hot minute due to something that had come up, continuing shortly after.
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Disdain: To disrespect and treat others as if they are unworthy of your respect.

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Disdain: To disrespect and treat others as if they are unworthy of your respect.

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Synonyms: Contempt, scorn, disrespect.
Sentence: The coach felt disdained by the soccer team talking while he talked.

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Condescending: Feeling higher up or superior.

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Condescending: Feeling higher up or superior.

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Synonyms: Lofty, superior, disdainful.
Sentence: He looked down upon me in a condescending way to show that he truly felt he was king of the world.

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Clairvoyant: Having the ability to perceive the future.

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Clairvoyant: Having the ability to perceive the future.

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Synonyms: Psychic, oracular, prophetic.
Sentence: How was I supposed to know this would happen? I'm not clairvoyant!

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Acumen: The ability to make good judgement.

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Acumen: The ability to make good judgement.

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Synonyms: Shrewdness, sharpness, acuity.
Sentence: She had a good sense of acumen in her words, making a far better decision than the rest of the group.

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Ambivalence: Having mixed feeling or emotions about something or someone.

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Ambivalence: Having mixed feeling or emotions about something or someone.

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Synonyms: uncertain, unsure, indecisive.
Sentence: I had a feeling of ambivalence in his presence, not sure whether to feel happy or embarrassed or upset.

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Synonyms: Sharp, sardonic, penetrating.
Sentence: The chef used his acerbic knife to make his dish, the waiter used their acerbic attitude while serving me, which was not pleasant.

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Synonyms: Warn, scold, reproach.
Sentence: I tried to admonish them about the icy roads but they didn't listen and ended up getting hurt.

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Acrid: Pungent and displeasing in smell.

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Acrid: Pungent and displeasing in smell.

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Synonyms: Bitter, sour, pungent'
Sentence: The acrid smell was strong and it made me gag.

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Insidious: To proceed in a subtle and gradual way, but with negative affects.

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Insidious: To proceed in a subtle and gradual way, but with negative affects.

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Synonyms: Stealthy, subtle, cunning.
Sentence: The insidious termites slowly ate away at my house, and I didn't realize what damage had been done until it was too late.

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Synonyms: Obscure, perplexing, cryptic.
Sentence: The math problem was abstruse for me, and I struggled with answering it for a while.

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Ethics: Moral rules and limitation that govern someone's behavior or actions.

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Ethics: Moral rules and limitation that govern someone's behavior or actions.

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Synonyms: Morals, principles, creed.
Sentence: She used her business ethics to truly decide if what she was doing was right or not.

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Abate: To decrease severity and intenseness of a situation, usually stressful.

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Abate: To decrease severity and intenseness of a situation, usually stressful.

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Synonyms: Calm down, subside, lessen.
Sentence: The situation abated after she stepped in and calmed everything down.

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Anthropology: The study of human beings.

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Anthropology: The study of human beings.

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Synonyms: Study of humans(There aren't any other synonyms)
Sentence: The anthropologist worked on the movie with the animators, informing them about how humans work and came to be to aid in the plot and animation.

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Advocate: To publicly recommend or support.

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Advocate: To publicly recommend or support.

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Synonyms: Sponsor, commend, advise
Sentence: I advocated the women's rights act proudly, wanting to aid in getting the message across that the other advocates were sharing with the world.

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Amiable: Displaying or having a pleasant and friendly manner.

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Amiable: Displaying or having a pleasant and friendly manner.

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Synonyms: Friendly, sociable, affectionate.
Sentence: I met a man in the park, he was very amiable and we had a very nice conversation together.

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Synonyms: Chasm, void, pit.
Sentence: I dropped into the endless abyss, seemingly falling forever in the dark void.

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Accost: To approach or address someone in a bold or aggressive manner

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Accost: To approach or address someone in a bold or aggressive manner

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Synonyms: Approach, confront, talk to. Sentence: I decided to accost him for his harmful actions towards me, quite fed up with the distress he had caused me.

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Abhor: To detest something or despise something.

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Abhor: To detest something or despise something.

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Synonyms: Hate, despise, dislike
Sentence: I abhor her rude behavior, it makes everyone around her upset!

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Exasperation: Feeling upset and annoyed, usually in most given situations this feeling causes a person to give up what they're doing.

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Exasperation: Feeling upset and annoyed, usually in most given situations this feeling causes a person to give up what they're doing.

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Synonyms: Annoyance, vexation, irritation.
Sentence: I began tot feel an overwhelming feeling of exasperation as I tried and failed again and again at my task. Out of pure frustration I gave up, letting out a loud and sharp exasperated sigh.