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amalgamate
to join or mix together; to unite; to combine
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commisierate
to sympathize; to feel or show pity for
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ligature
a binding or a bond
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ineffable
indescribable; too overpowering to be expressed in words
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aquisition
the act of gaining or acquiring
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iridescent
showing a play of colors like a rainbow
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primeval
fromt he first age; prehistoric
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apathetic
indifferent; unconcerned; unemotional
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agglomeration
the process of massing or clustering together
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sequester
to isolate; to seclude; to segregate
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licentious
without moral restraint; defiant of normal rules
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allegation
an unproven accusation; charge of guilt
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teem
to be overflowing; to be full of
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temporal
limited by time; secular or civil rather than religious or spiritual
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temporize
to comply with the time and occasion; to yield to current opinion; to stall for time; to compromise
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tortuous
twisting; winding; turning
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trajectory
the arc which marks the path of an object that is hurled or fired but not otherwise propelled or guided
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transcend
to go beyond or rise above in degree or excellence; to favorably exceed a limiation
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transient
moving from place to place; not permanent; brief
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improvised
made up without preparation
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tenuous
very thin or fine; flimsy
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emaciated
wasted away from lack of nourishment; extremely thin
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tenure
a period of tie during which something is held or kept; the right or act of possessing
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stringent
strict; rigid; severe
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subservient
submissive; acting as a servant
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impasse
stalemate or deadlock; condition or situation that stops progress
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terrestrial
of the land or the earth
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translucent
allowing light to pass through but obscuring clear vision
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travesty
a ridiculous, absurd, or grotesque immitation
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therapeuticc
healing; curing
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pewter
a dull silver colored metal used for making dishes, pans,etc
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titanic
enormous; huge; powerful
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treatise
a long and formal written work on a nonfictional subject
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subsidiary
subordinate; dependent upon
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impunity
exemption or freedom from punishment/harm
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stipple
an arrangement of dots or speckles
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strident
harsh sounding; shrill
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