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able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

ridicule, mock, jeer gibe

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

inkling, indication, clue, hint intimation

bleak, gloomy dour

shake, wave brandish

steadfastness, resolve fortitude

gawk, ogle; to open the mouth gape

restate, repeat reiterate

costume, mask guise

cunning, intended to deceive, treacherous insidious

contaminate, sully, to corrupt adulterate

inconclusive, uncertain tentative

word for word verbatim

rich, abundant, lavish opulent

impassive, unresponsive, phlegmatic stolid

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

skillful, clever, dexterous adroit

consent, comply accede

dishonest, corruptible venal

stop by force suppress

include, contain comprise

skillful, masterful deft

grand, magnificent stately

impoverished, deprived destitute

comfort, relief solace

clearly stated, unambiguous explicit

widespread, unrestrained rampant

contrary to what was expected or intended ironic

wipe out, eradicate extirpate

preplanned, calculated premeditated

ill-timed, inconvenient inopportune

high peak, summit pinnacle

flexible, pliant supple

meddlesome, too forward officious

unfavorable, portentous ominous

consent, comply accede

moldy; out-of- date musty

dishonest, corruptible venal

stop by force suppress

lukewarm, wishy-washy, insipid tepid

neighborly, friendly amicable

inspect, examine scrutinize

opposed, disinclined, unwilling averse

decline, revert, degenerate retrogress

combative, pugnacious, warlike belligerent

purest example; paragon, exemplar quintessence

well-meaning, benign, kindly benevolent

longing for the past nostalgia

quick, hasty, superficial cursory

fussy, extremely careful, painstaking meticulous

deceitfulness, fraud duplicity

pained expression grimace

risk, danger, peril jeopardy

praise, glorify, acclaim extol

impulse, incentive impetus

possible, practicable, viable feasible

resistant, impenetrable impervious

skillful, clever, dexterous adroit

impulse, incentive impetus

annihilation, devastation holocaust

sloppy, disheveled; rude unkempt

elegant, suave urbane

visit, stopover sojourn

estrange, turn away, separate alienate

rectify, remedy, correct redress

trickery, ruse artifice

penalizing, retaliatory punitive

bully, compel coerce

antagonist, opponent, rival adversary

model, tradition precedent

cowardly craven

related to cooking culinary

continue, preserve perpetuate

expunge, remove delete

insignificant, trivial negligible

decease, death demise

pester, bedevil, annoy harass

meditate, daydream, contemplate muse

excite, enliven, stimulate exhilarate

blustery, harsh, stormy inclement

unproductive, inert, dormant fallow

related to cooking culinary

elegant, suave urbane

unselfish, selfless altruistic

belligerent, aggressive, harsh truculent

hateful, spiteful, poisonous virulent

agree, concur, accede assent

sincere, genuine, heartfelt unfeigned

one who does good benefactor

courteous and courageous chivalrous

annihilation, devastation holocaust

boldness, audacity temerity

leniency, mercy clemency

rest, sleep repose

insufficiency, scarcity, paucity dearth

neglectful negligence, remiss

shy, timid, bashful, withdrawn diffident

stinging, biting, caustic, sharp pungent

inconsistency, disagreement discrepancy

trudge, to walk heavily plod

begin, launch embark

free from error, perfect infallible

easily done or attained facile

unconquerable, invincible indomitable

unselfish, selfless altruistic

hateful, spiteful, poisonous virulent

rectify, remedy, correct redress

station, organize, to arrange deploy

carefully, cautiously warily

relevant, to the point cogent

determine, establish, discover ascertain

cure-all, universal cure panacea

bounded, having limits finite

bestow, hand down bequeath

all-knowing omniscient

scatter, break up disperse

wicked, sinister, malicious malevolent

fulfillment, achievement, attainment

admire, revere, respect esteem

merge, meet, intersect converge

delete, efface, destroy expunge

compelling, convincing cogent

impervious, immune invulnerable

relevant, to the point cogent

indifferent, blasé, unconcerned nonchalant

calmness, tranquility repose

connected, associated, related affiliated

forgivable, excusable venial

fulfillment, achievement, attainment

bestow, hand down bequeath

compelling, convincing cogent

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

resilient, flexible; easily influenced pliable

determine, establish, discover ascertain

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

ridicule, mock, jeer gibe

bereaved; made unhappy because of loss bereft

inkling, indication, clue, hint intimation

bleak, gloomy dour

shake, wave brandish

steadfastness, resolve fortitude

gawk, ogle; to open the mouth gape

restate, repeat reiterate

costume, mask guise

cunning, intended to deceive, treacherous insidious

contaminate, sully, to corrupt adulterate

inconclusive, uncertain tentative

word for word verbatim

rich, abundant, lavish opulent

impassive, unresponsive, phlegmatic stolid

enlarge, amplify, increase augment

skillful, clever, dexterous adroit

consent, comply accede

dishonest, corruptible venal

stop by force suppress

include, contain comprise

skillful, masterful deft

grand, magnificent stately

impoverished, deprived destitute

comfort, relief solace

clearly stated, unambiguous explicit

widespread, unrestrained rampant

contrary to what was expected or intended ironic

wipe out, eradicate extirpate

preplanned, calculated premeditated

ill-timed, inconvenient inopportune

high peak, summit pinnacle

flexible, pliant supple

meddlesome, too forward officious

unfavorable, portentous ominous

consent, comply accede

moldy; out-of- date musty

dishonest, corruptible venal

stop by force suppress

lukewarm, wishy-washy, insipid tepid

neighborly, friendly amicable

inspect, examine scrutinize

opposed, disinclined, unwilling averse

decline, revert, degenerate retrogress

combative, pugnacious, warlike belligerent

purest example; paragon, exemplar quintessence

well-meaning, benign, kindly benevolent

longing for the past nostalgia

quick, hasty, superficial cursory

fussy, extremely careful, painstaking meticulous

deceitfulness, fraud duplicity

pained expression grimace

risk, danger, peril jeopardy

praise, glorify, acclaim extol

impulse, incentive impetus

possible, practicable, viable feasible

resistant, impenetrable impervious

skillful, clever, dexterous adroit

impulse, incentive impetus

annihilation, devastation holocaust

sloppy, disheveled; rude unkempt

elegant, suave urbane

visit, stopover sojourn

estrange, turn away, separate alienate

rectify, remedy, correct redress

trickery, ruse artifice

penalizing, retaliatory punitive

bully, compel coerce

antagonist, opponent, rival adversary

model, tradition precedent

cowardly craven

related to cooking culinary

continue, preserve perpetuate

expunge, remove delete

insignificant, trivial negligible

decease, death demise

pester, bedevil, annoy harass

meditate, daydream, contemplate muse

excite, enliven, stimulate exhilarate

blustery, harsh, stormy inclement

unproductive, inert, dormant fallow

related to cooking culinary

elegant, suave urbane

unselfish, selfless altruistic

belligerent, aggressive, harsh truculent

hateful, spiteful, poisonous virulent

agree, concur, accede assent

sincere, genuine, heartfelt unfeigned

one who does good benefactor

courteous and courageous chivalrous

annihilation, devastation holocaust

boldness, audacity temerity

leniency, mercy clemency

rest, sleep repose

insufficiency, scarcity, paucity dearth

neglectful negligence, remiss

shy, timid, bashful, withdrawn diffident

stinging, biting, caustic, sharp pungent

inconsistency, disagreement discrepancy

trudge, to walk heavily plod

begin, launch embark

free from error, perfect infallible

easily done or attained facile

unconquerable, invincible indomitable

unselfish, selfless altruistic

hateful, spiteful, poisonous virulent

rectify, remedy, correct redress

station, organize, to arrange deploy

carefully, cautiously warily

relevant, to the point cogent

determine, establish, discover ascertain

cure-all, universal cure panacea

bounded, having limits finite

bestow, hand down bequeath

all-knowing omniscient

scatter, break up disperse

wicked, sinister, malicious malevolent

fulfillment, achievement, attainment

admire, revere, respect esteem

merge, meet, intersect converge

delete, efface, destroy expunge

compelling, convincing cogent

impervious, immune invulnerable

relevant, to the point cogent

indifferent, blasé, unconcerned nonchalant

calmness, tranquility repose

connected, associated, related affiliated

forgivable, excusable venial

fulfillment, achievement, attainment

bestow, hand down bequeath

compelling, convincing cogent

able to use both hands equally well ambidextrous

resilient, flexible; easily influenced pliable

determine, establish, discover ascertain