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incorrigible
some who cannot be corrected
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impious
lacking reverence, disrespectful
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incorporeal
having no body or substance
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inviolable
secure, cannot be violated
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unfounded
lacking a sound basis
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unflappable
being calm, not showing excitement
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unscathed
to harm or injure
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unorthodox
not following established traditional practices
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abhor
to intensely dislike someone or something
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abdicate
to surrender, to give away
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abstain
to voluntarily avoid, or stay away from doing
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elucidate
bring out into the light
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luminous
giving off light, glowing
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acumen
mental sharpness, keeness
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acid
having a sharp bitter taste
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exacerbate
to make something out to be even more bitter
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acrimonious
full of spite, bitter, nasty
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confluence
to flow together
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mellifluous
to flow like honey
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affluent
to flow in abundance
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superfluous
to flow above
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alleviate
to relieve or lessen pain
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allay
to relieve or lessen someone's fears
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assuage
to relieve or lessen a person's grief
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mitigate
to relieve or lessen a punishment
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mollify
to relieve or lessen someone's anger
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garrulous
talkative noisy
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prattle
talkative babbling
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bombastic
talkative, in the sense of being pompous
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succinct
breif and to the point
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laconic
breif and to the point
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terse
breif and to the point
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taciturn
breif and to the point
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exculpate
to free from blame
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exonerate
free from blame
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vindicate
free from blame
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abhorrent
disgusting revolting horrible
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despicable
disgusting, revolting, horrible
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heinous
disgusting, revolting
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repulsive
disgusting, revolting, horrible
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premonition
a fearful, uneasy feeling about the future
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pedestrian
commonplace a pedestrian idea
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banal
commonplace a banal lecture
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preamble
an intro to a constitution or law
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preface
an intro to a stement to a book, article or, speech
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prologue
an intro to a poem or play
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overture
an intro to a musical
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prelude
an intro to an oprea or musical
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