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- seduce
- to lure or attack; to lead astray
- savanna
- a flat, treeless plain in atropical or subtropical region
- definitive
- complete
- peer
- a person or thing of the same rank
- august
- inspiring awe or admiration, esp. because of high rank or character
- culinary
- relating to the kitchen or cookery
- self-abnegation
- the putting aside of personal interest for the sake of others
- infinitesimal
- exceedingly small; minute
- innate
- possessed at birth; inborn
- ductile
- easily shaped; capable of being persuaded easily
- palatable
- pleasant or acceptable to the taste
- rank
- conspicuously offensive, esp. in smell or taste; complete
- montage
- a composite elements, esp. pictures, placed closely next to one another
- winsome
- charming, esp. in a childlike or innocent way
- timid
- easily frightened; lacking self-confidence
- dessicate
- to dry completely
- blatant
- offensively obvious; unpleasantly noisy
- extract
- to remove, esp. with effort
- approbation
- officail approval
- nurture
- to nourish, educate, or encourage
- erratic
- inconsistent, unpredictable
- palette
- 팔레트
- submissive
- wiliing to obey without resistance; docile
- zeal
- intense passion or enthusiasm
- generic
- without a trademark; general
- scruple
- a moral principle that restrains actions
- versatile
- competent in many things
- ecstasy
- state of overwhelming joy; rapture
- olfactory
- relating to the sense of smell
- stem
- to stop; to restrain
- inextricable
- incapable of being solved or untangled
- confiscate
- to seize by or as if by someone in authority
- uncanny
- strangely unsettling, as if supernatural origin
- heyday
- a time of success or popularity
- sycophant
- one who seeks favor by flattering people of wealth or influence
- innocuous
- harmless
- concise
- brief and to the point
- subside
- to settle down
- relentless
- harsh; pitiless; persistent
- judicious
- wise and careful
- cajole
- to attempt to persuade with flattery or insincere talk
- atavistic
- reverting to past traits, esp. to traits absent for a long time
- lackadaisical
- showing lack of interest or spirit
- draconian
- extremely harsh and severe
- menial
- lowly or servant-like
- bland
- having a moderate, undisturbed quality
- consonant
- being in agreement
- susceptible
- easily influenced; vulnerable
- disclose
- to reveal
- venial
- easily excused or forgiven