ascent
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propinquity
Meaning of “propinquity”
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burnish
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burnish
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fallacy
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discern
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pellucid
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perfidious
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hone
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turpitude
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pariah
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intractable
Meaning of “intractable”
intractable
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evince
Meaning of “evince”
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approbation
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approbation
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ire
Meaning of “ire”
ire
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erudite
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erudite
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fortuitous
Meaning of “fortuitous”
fortuitous
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blatant
Meaning of “blatant”
blatant
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disabuse
Meaning of “disabuse”
disabuse
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baleful
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baleful
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pristine
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pristine
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attenuate
Meaning of “attenuate”
attenuate
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fatuous
Meaning of “fatuous”
fatuous
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opprobrious
Meaning of “opprobrious”
opprobrious
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palliate
Meaning of “palliate”
palliate
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punctilious
Meaning of “punctilious”
punctilious
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recondite
Meaning of “recondite”
recondite
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impecunious
Meaning of “impecunious”
impecunious
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inveterate
Meaning of “inveterate”
inveterate
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castigate
Meaning of “castigate”
castigate
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effrontery
Meaning of “effrontery”
effrontery
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