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lamentable: (adj.) regrettable; distressing
entreated: (verb) begged; asked for sincerely
affliction: (noun) pain; hardship
appease: (verb) to please; to satisfy
abhors: (verb) hates; greatly dislikes
persevere: (verb) to continue despite obstacles
indiscreet: (adj.) careless in speech or action
eradicate: (verb) to eliminate
vigilant: (adj.) watchful
inevitable: (adj.) unavoidable
candid: (adj.) unbiased; fair
amiable: (adj.) agreeable; likeable
placid: (adj) calm; quiet
torpor: (noun) inavtive time
perpetual: (adj.) constant; unchanging
derelict: (noun) degraded social outcast
cur: (noun) worthless dog or person
dexterity: (noun) skill in using hands and/or body
sublime: (adj.) awe inspiring
blithe: (adj.) carefree
integrity: (noun) sound and moral principles
pervaded: (verb) spread throughout
volition: (noun) will power
ferocity: (noun) fierce cruelty
apparition: (noun) ghost-like figure
incapacitated: (verb/adj.) disabled
render: (verb) to make
demeanor: (noun) behavior; conduct
morbid: (adj.) diseased; unhealthy
similitude: (noun) a similarity; a likeness
comply: (verb) obey an order; fulfill a request
veritable: (adj.) genuine; true
recluse: (noun) one who withdraws from society
quaff: (verb) to drink heartily
perilous: (adj.) dangerous
conflagration: (noun) huge fire
indolent: (adj.) lazy
provisional: (adj.) temporary
highfalutin: (adj.) vain; fancy; pompous
temperance: (noun) avoidance of alcohol
benevolence: (noun) kindness
void: (verb; adj.; noun) to empty; to be empty; emptiness
obsequies: (noun) funeral rites
resolute: (adj.) to have a determined attitude
disdain: (verb; noun) to despise; to have feelings of hate
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