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- v - to humiliate, degrade
- abase
- v - to stop, block abruptly
- balk
- n - a tremendous noise, disharmonious sound
- cacophony
- adj - intimidating, causing one to lose courage
- daunting
- adj - consisting of a diverse variety of elements
- eclectic
- v - to make up, invent
- fabricate
- adj - unoriginal, trite
- hackneyed
- n - a cut, tear
- laceration
- n - one who attacks common beliefs or institutions
- iconoclast
- n - a destructive whirlpool which rapidly sucks in objects
- maelstrom
- n - the lowest point of something
- nadir
- adj - unyielding to persuasion or moral influences
- obdurate
- adj - soothing
- pacific
- n - a difficult situation
- Quagmire
- v - to scold, protest
- rail
- adj - sickeningly sweet
- saccharine
- adj- expressed without words
- tacit
- adj - existing everywhere, widespread
- ubiquitous
- v - to fluctuate, hesitate
- vacillate
- v - to roll oneself indolently, to become or remain helpless
- wallow
- v - to hate, detest
- abhor
- n - high praise
- acclaim
- v - to trick or deceive
- beguile
- n - an event with disastrous consequences
- calamity
- v - to ruin or injure something's appearance
- deface
- adj - talkative or wordy
- garrulous
- n - the act of placing two things next to each other for implicit comparison
- juxtaposition
- n - the solemn sound of a bell, often indicating a death
- knell
- n - to join or link
- yoke
- n - the highest point, culminating point
- zenith