word power I
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- absolve
- forgive, free from blame
- augment
- increase or enlarge
- cache
- hiding place
- callous
- unfeeling, insensitive
- capitulate
- surrender, stop resisting
- censure
- blame or condemn
- chastise
- severely criticize
- clemency
- disposition towards mercy, mildness
- coalesce
- fuse, unite
- copious
- abundant, lavish
- cursory
- brief, w/o much attentive detail
- depravity
- moral corruption
- desecrate
- treat w. disrespect
- distitute
- very poor, totally lacking
- ebb
- decline, recede
- efface
- erase, rub away, obscure
- elucidate
- make clear
- enshroud
- cover, enclose w. dark cover
- exorbitant
- extravagant, exceeding what is usual
- expedite
- make faster/easier, carry out promptly
- expunge
- erase, strike out
- extol
- praise highly
- feign
- pretend, give false impression
- fortuitous
- happing by chance, lucky, fortunate
- furtive
- secret, done by stealth, sly
- galvanize
- arouse suddenly, stimulate, spur into action
- garner
- gather and store away, aquire by effort
- gratuitous
- freely given, unnecessary, uncalled for, unwarranted
- immaterial
- insignificant, unimportant
- incessant
- unceasing
- incontrovertible
- not disputable, not open to question
- irreverent
- disrespectful, gently/humourously mocking
- jeopardy
- exposure to danger, peril
- lax
- careless, too relaxed
- listless
- indifferent, lack of energy, spiritless
- meander
- weander aimlessly
- mercenary
- person serving only for money, greedy
- myriad
- immense indefinite number, multitude
- negligent
- careless, remiss
- obliterate
- blot out leaving no traces, destroy
- paltry
- tiny/insignificant amount, meager, scant
- pariah
- outcast
- pique
- hurt/rile feelings of someone, irritate
- poignant
- emo moving
- precept
- rule/principle to guide conduct
- pretentious
- showy
- provincial
- narrowminded
- quaint
- pleasantly oldfashioned
- raucous
- boisterious, hard sounding, noisy, disorderly
- reprehensible
- deserving of blame
- respite
- interval of rest, temp delay
- resplendent
- brilliant, gloriously bright
- sardonic
- disdainful, scornfully mocking
- scantly
- minimal, hardly sufficient
- surmise
- infer on minimal grounds, conjecture, suppose
- table
- remove from consideration
- tenet
- principle, doctrine/beliefe held by group
- tonic
- drink, something that invigorates
- travesty
- parodyturpitude
- vapid
- tasteless, dull
- vestige
- remains of something no longer existing
- vivacious
- lively, spirited
- wanton
- immoral, lewd, deliberate maliciousness, no regard for others
- winsome
- charming, sweetly engaging
- zenith
- highest point