MercenaryGreedy(Adjective)confiscate(v.) to seizewithauthority;legally takepossession ofcalamityan eventbringing greatloss andmisery: atragedy (noun)adamantNot givingin;stubborn(Adjective)turmoilcompleteconfusion;uproar ordisorder (n)hoodstate,conditiondispatch(v.) to sendto a specificplace or onspecificbusinessenhance(v.) ToimproveAppeaseToclam(Verb)comprehensiveincludingall or much.complete(adj)sinister(adj.)evil;wickedincoherent(adj.) notclear;difficult tounderstand.discern(v.) torecognize; tosee clearly;differentiateor distinguishwaryCautious;on guard(Adjective)conventionalcustomary;ordinary;usual (adj)absolveTo findinnocent orblameless(Verb)rehabilitateto restore to anormal lifethrough therapyor education, toreturn to normallife. (v)intricate(adj.)complex;detailed;difficult tounderstandinfirmityA physicalweakness ordefect;ailment(Noun)succinctExpressedclearly in a fewwords; to thepoint; concise(Adjective)nonnot; theoppositeofprerequisite(n.) somethingthat is requiredin advance toachieve a goal;a requirementrecession(n.) atemporarydecline inbusinesscyclcircleencounterA brief orunexpectedmeeting(Noun)hypothetical(adj.) basedon anassumptionor guess;nocturnal(adj.) of,about, orhappening atnight; activeat nightacclaimGreatpraise orapplause(noun)intercede(v.) to pleadon behalf ofsomeoneelseaudihearing,soundterminateTo stop,bring toan end(verb)concurrent(adj.) happening orexisting at thesametime;simultaneousconstitute(v.) to makeup; be theparts of; toformantagonistAn opponent;one whoopposes orcompetes(Noun)subjectiveBased onpersonal feelings,opinions, andattitudes; notbeing objective(Adjective)persevereto continuewith an effortor plan despitedifficulty, tokeep going. (v)enigma(n.) apuzzle; amysteryscrutiny(n.) carefulinspection orcloseexamination.eccentricDifferingfrom what iscustomary;odd(Adjective)attest(v.) todeclare to betrue; totestify; tobear witnesssparseDistributedthinly; notthick orcrowded(Adjective)obsoleteNo longeractive or inuse, out ofdate(adjective)default(v.) to failto dosomethingrequireddegenerate(v.) tobecomeworse;deterioratedemoralizeTo lower thespirits of;weaken theconfidence orcheerfulness of(Verb)sanctuary(n.) a safeplace orrefugeamiableGood-natured;friendly andpleasant(Adjective)orient(v.) to direct;to locate inrelation to adirectionpredominant(adj.) mostcommon ormostnoticeable;mainamoralLacking amoral sense;withoutprinciples(Adjective)vulnerable(adj.) open todamage orattack;susceptibleinfringeTo intrude ortrespass on; togo beyond thelimitsconsideredproper (Verb)ponderto considercarefully; thinkdeeply about,to think about.(v)attribute(n.) a qualityor feature ofa person orthingflagrantshockinglyobvious;outrageous(adj)exemplify(v.) To be anexample of;represent;be typical ofepitomeA perfector typicalexample(Noun)mobile(adj.)movable orable to movefrom place toplaceann,ennyearsubsequentFollowing, intime ororder; next;later(Adjective)tangibleSolid, able tobe touched;having formor matter(adjective)elicitTo bringout, drawforth(verb)decipher(v.) todecode;to figureoutsuffice(v.) tobe goodenoughhypermore thannormal;overly;excessivelyventureto takethe risk of;dare (v)nominal(adj.) slight;very smallcompared withwhat might beexpectedzealEnthusiasticdevotion;intenseenthusiasm(Noun)dilemmaA situationrequiring adifficultchoice(Noun)exploitTake unfairadvantage of;to use selfishlyor unethically(verb)irateVery angry(Adjective)sabotageTodeliberatelydestroy ordamage(Verb)implausible(adj.)Difficult tobelieve;unlikelySyndromeA group ofsymptoms(Adjective)innovationA new custom,method, orinvention;something newlyintroduced(Noun)retortTo reply,especially in aquick, sharp,or witty way(Verb)curtRudely briefwhen speakingto someone;abrupt(Adjective)TaintTodamage(Verb)animosityBitterhostility(Noun)EuphemismA term thatdoesn'toffend(Noun)pendtohangmethodicalOrderly,systematic(adjective)AltruisticUnselfish(Adjective)AssailToattack(Verb)pathyfeeling,sufferingescalateto increaseor intensify(verb)BanalUnoriginal(Adjective)ArbitraryImpulsive(Adjective)revitalizeTo renew thestrength andenergy of; restoreto a vigorous oractive condition(Verb)adjacentClose ornear(adjective)implicationAn idea that iscommunicatedindirectly,through asuggestion orhint (Noun)quadfour,fourthengrossto hold theinterest of;absorb(verb)lyin acertainmannerAllusionA hintabout(Noun)deterrentSomething thatdiscourages orprevents acertain action(Noun)inequityInjustice;unfairness;an instanceof injustice(Noun)fluctuate(v) to varyirregularly; togo up anddown or backand forth. (v)inclinationA tendency,preference; tothink, act, orbehave in acertain way(Noun)malignTo make eviland untruestatementsabout; speakevil of (Verb)MercenaryGreedy(Adjective)confiscate(v.) to seizewithauthority;legally takepossession ofcalamityan eventbringing greatloss andmisery: atragedy (noun)adamantNot givingin;stubborn(Adjective)turmoilcompleteconfusion;uproar ordisorder (n)hoodstate,conditiondispatch(v.) to sendto a specificplace or onspecificbusinessenhance(v.) ToimproveAppeaseToclam(Verb)comprehensiveincludingall or much.complete(adj)sinister(adj.)evil;wickedincoherent(adj.) notclear;difficult tounderstand.discern(v.) torecognize; tosee clearly;differentiateor distinguishwaryCautious;on guard(Adjective)conventionalcustomary;ordinary;usual (adj)absolveTo findinnocent orblameless(Verb)rehabilitateto restore to anormal lifethrough therapyor education, toreturn to normallife. (v)intricate(adj.)complex;detailed;difficult tounderstandinfirmityA physicalweakness ordefect;ailment(Noun)succinctExpressedclearly in a fewwords; to thepoint; concise(Adjective)nonnot; theoppositeofprerequisite(n.) somethingthat is requiredin advance toachieve a goal;a requirementrecession(n.) atemporarydecline inbusinesscyclcircleencounterA brief orunexpectedmeeting(Noun)hypothetical(adj.) basedon anassumptionor guess;nocturnal(adj.) of,about, orhappening atnight; activeat nightacclaimGreatpraise orapplause(noun)intercede(v.) to pleadon behalf ofsomeoneelseaudihearing,soundterminateTo stop,bring toan end(verb)concurrent(adj.) happening orexisting at thesametime;simultaneousconstitute(v.) to makeup; be theparts of; toformantagonistAn opponent;one whoopposes orcompetes(Noun)subjectiveBased onpersonal feelings,opinions, andattitudes; notbeing objective(Adjective)persevereto continuewith an effortor plan despitedifficulty, tokeep going. (v)enigma(n.) apuzzle; amysteryscrutiny(n.) carefulinspection orcloseexamination.eccentricDifferingfrom what iscustomary;odd(Adjective)attest(v.) todeclare to betrue; totestify; tobear witnesssparseDistributedthinly; notthick orcrowded(Adjective)obsoleteNo longeractive or inuse, out ofdate(adjective)default(v.) to failto dosomethingrequireddegenerate(v.) tobecomeworse;deterioratedemoralizeTo lower thespirits of;weaken theconfidence orcheerfulness of(Verb)sanctuary(n.) a safeplace orrefugeamiableGood-natured;friendly andpleasant(Adjective)orient(v.) to direct;to locate inrelation to adirectionpredominant(adj.) mostcommon ormostnoticeable;mainamoralLacking amoral sense;withoutprinciples(Adjective)vulnerable(adj.) open todamage orattack;susceptibleinfringeTo intrude ortrespass on; togo beyond thelimitsconsideredproper (Verb)ponderto considercarefully; thinkdeeply about,to think about.(v)attribute(n.) a qualityor feature ofa person orthingflagrantshockinglyobvious;outrageous(adj)exemplify(v.) To be anexample of;represent;be typical ofepitomeA perfector typicalexample(Noun)mobile(adj.)movable orable to movefrom place toplaceann,ennyearsubsequentFollowing, intime ororder; next;later(Adjective)tangibleSolid, able tobe touched;having formor matter(adjective)elicitTo bringout, drawforth(verb)decipher(v.) todecode;to figureoutsuffice(v.) tobe goodenoughhypermore thannormal;overly;excessivelyventureto takethe risk of;dare (v)nominal(adj.) slight;very smallcompared withwhat might beexpectedzealEnthusiasticdevotion;intenseenthusiasm(Noun)dilemmaA situationrequiring adifficultchoice(Noun)exploitTake unfairadvantage of;to use selfishlyor unethically(verb)irateVery angry(Adjective)sabotageTodeliberatelydestroy ordamage(Verb)implausible(adj.)Difficult tobelieve;unlikelySyndromeA group ofsymptoms(Adjective)innovationA new custom,method, orinvention;something newlyintroduced(Noun)retortTo reply,especially in aquick, sharp,or witty way(Verb)curtRudely briefwhen speakingto someone;abrupt(Adjective)TaintTodamage(Verb)animosityBitterhostility(Noun)EuphemismA term thatdoesn'toffend(Noun)pendtohangmethodicalOrderly,systematic(adjective)AltruisticUnselfish(Adjective)AssailToattack(Verb)pathyfeeling,sufferingescalateto increaseor intensify(verb)BanalUnoriginal(Adjective)ArbitraryImpulsive(Adjective)revitalizeTo renew thestrength andenergy of; restoreto a vigorous oractive condition(Verb)adjacentClose ornear(adjective)implicationAn idea that iscommunicatedindirectly,through asuggestion orhint (Noun)quadfour,fourthengrossto hold theinterest of;absorb(verb)lyin acertainmannerAllusionA hintabout(Noun)deterrentSomething thatdiscourages orprevents acertain action(Noun)inequityInjustice;unfairness;an instanceof injustice(Noun)fluctuate(v) to varyirregularly; togo up anddown or backand forth. (v)inclinationA tendency,preference; tothink, act, orbehave in acertain way(Noun)malignTo make eviland untruestatementsabout; speakevil of (Verb)

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  1. Greedy (Adjective)
    Mercenary
  2. (v.) to seize with authority; legally take possession of
    confiscate
  3. an event bringing great loss and misery: a tragedy (noun)
    calamity
  4. Not giving in; stubborn (Adjective)
    adamant
  5. complete confusion; uproar or disorder (n)
    turmoil
  6. state, condition
    hood
  7. (v.) to send to a specific place or on specific business
    dispatch
  8. (v.) To improve
    enhance
  9. To clam (Verb)
    Appease
  10. including all or much. complete (adj)
    comprehensive
  11. (adj.) evil; wicked
    sinister
  12. (adj.) not clear; difficult to understand.
    incoherent
  13. (v.) to recognize; to see clearly; differentiate or distinguish
    discern
  14. Cautious; on guard (Adjective)
    wary
  15. customary; ordinary; usual (adj)
    conventional
  16. To find innocent or blameless (Verb)
    absolve
  17. to restore to a normal life through therapy or education, to return to normal life. (v)
    rehabilitate
  18. (adj.) complex; detailed; difficult to understand
    intricate
  19. A physical weakness or defect; ailment (Noun)
    infirmity
  20. Expressed clearly in a few words; to the point; concise (Adjective)
    succinct
  21. not; the opposite of
    non
  22. (n.) something that is required in advance to achieve a goal; a requirement
    prerequisite
  23. (n.) a temporary decline in business
    recession
  24. circle
    cycl
  25. A brief or unexpected meeting (Noun)
    encounter
  26. (adj.) based on an assumption or guess;
    hypothetical
  27. (adj.) of, about, or happening at night; active at night
    nocturnal
  28. Great praise or applause (noun)
    acclaim
  29. (v.) to plead on behalf of someone else
    intercede
  30. hearing, sound
    audi
  31. To stop, bring to an end (verb)
    terminate
  32. (adj.) happening or existing at the same time;simultaneous
    concurrent
  33. (v.) to make up; be the parts of; to form
    constitute
  34. An opponent; one who opposes or competes (Noun)
    antagonist
  35. Based on personal feelings, opinions, and attitudes; not being objective (Adjective)
    subjective
  36. to continue with an effort or plan despite difficulty, to keep going. (v)
    persevere
  37. (n.) a puzzle; a mystery
    enigma
  38. (n.) careful inspection or close examination.
    scrutiny
  39. Differing from what is customary; odd (Adjective)
    eccentric
  40. (v.) to declare to be true; to testify; to bear witness
    attest
  41. Distributed thinly; not thick or crowded (Adjective)
    sparse
  42. No longer active or in use, out of date (adjective)
    obsolete
  43. (v.) to fail to do something required
    default
  44. (v.) to become worse; deteriorate
    degenerate
  45. To lower the spirits of; weaken the confidence or cheerfulness of (Verb)
    demoralize
  46. (n.) a safe place or refuge
    sanctuary
  47. Good-natured; friendly and pleasant (Adjective)
    amiable
  48. (v.) to direct; to locate in relation to a direction
    orient
  49. (adj.) most common or most noticeable; main
    predominant
  50. Lacking a moral sense; without principles (Adjective)
    amoral
  51. (adj.) open to damage or attack;susceptible
    vulnerable
  52. To intrude or trespass on; to go beyond the limits considered proper (Verb)
    infringe
  53. to consider carefully; think deeply about, to think about.(v)
    ponder
  54. (n.) a quality or feature of a person or thing
    attribute
  55. shockingly obvious; outrageous (adj)
    flagrant
  56. (v.) To be an example of; represent; be typical of
    exemplify
  57. A perfect or typical example (Noun)
    epitome
  58. (adj.) movable or able to move from place to place
    mobile
  59. enn year
    ann,
  60. Following, in time or order; next; later (Adjective)
    subsequent
  61. Solid, able to be touched; having form or matter (adjective)
    tangible
  62. To bring out, draw forth (verb)
    elicit
  63. (v.) to decode; to figure out
    decipher
  64. (v.) to be good enough
    suffice
  65. more than normal; overly; excessively
    hyper
  66. to take the risk of; dare (v)
    venture
  67. (adj.) slight; very small compared with what might be expected
    nominal
  68. Enthusiastic devotion; intense enthusiasm (Noun)
    zeal
  69. A situation requiring a difficult choice (Noun)
    dilemma
  70. Take unfair advantage of; to use selfishly or unethically (verb)
    exploit
  71. Very angry (Adjective)
    irate
  72. To deliberately destroy or damage (Verb)
    sabotage
  73. (adj.) Difficult to believe; unlikely
    implausible
  74. A group of symptoms (Adjective)
    Syndrome
  75. A new custom, method, or invention; something newly introduced (Noun)
    innovation
  76. To reply, especially in a quick, sharp, or witty way (Verb)
    retort
  77. Rudely brief when speaking to someone; abrupt (Adjective)
    curt
  78. To damage (Verb)
    Taint
  79. Bitter hostility (Noun)
    animosity
  80. A term that doesn't offend (Noun)
    Euphemism
  81. to hang
    pend
  82. Orderly, systematic (adjective)
    methodical
  83. Unselfish (Adjective)
    Altruistic
  84. To attack (Verb)
    Assail
  85. feeling, suffering
    pathy
  86. to increase or intensify (verb)
    escalate
  87. Unoriginal (Adjective)
    Banal
  88. Impulsive (Adjective)
    Arbitrary
  89. To renew the strength and energy of; restore to a vigorous or active condition (Verb)
    revitalize
  90. Close or near (adjective)
    adjacent
  91. An idea that is communicated indirectly, through a suggestion or hint (Noun)
    implication
  92. four, fourth
    quad
  93. to hold the interest of; absorb (verb)
    engross
  94. in a certain manner
    ly
  95. A hint about (Noun)
    Allusion
  96. Something that discourages or prevents a certain action (Noun)
    deterrent
  97. Injustice; unfairness; an instance of injustice (Noun)
    inequity
  98. (v) to vary irregularly; to go up and down or back and forth. (v)
    fluctuate
  99. A tendency, preference; to think, act, or behave in a certain way (Noun)
    inclination
  100. To make evil and untrue statements about; speak evil of (Verb)
    malign