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Demagogue   a leader or rabble-rouser, usually appealing to emotion or prejudice  
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Demur   to express doubts or objections  
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Deride   to speak of or treat with contempt; to mock  
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Desiccate   to dry out thoroughly  
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Abase   to humble; disgrace  
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Abate   to reduce in amount, degree, or severity  
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Abdicate   to give up a position, right, or power  
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Desultory   jumping from one thing to another; disconnected  
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Diaphanous   allowing light to show through; delicate  
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Expurgate   to censor  
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Exponent   one who champions or advocates  
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Explicit   clearly stated or shown; forthright in expression  
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Cacophony   harsh, jarring noise  
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Diatribe   an abusive, condemnatory speech  
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Dictum   authoritative statement  
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Diffident   lacking self-confidence  
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Dilate   to make larger; expand  
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Dilatory   intended to delay  
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Dilettante   someone with an amateurish and superficial interest in atopic  
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Dirge   a funeral hymn or mournful speech  
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Disabuse   to set right; free from error  
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Discern   to perceive or recognize  
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Disparate   fundamentally different; entirely unlike  
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Dissemble   to present a false appearance; to disguise one's real intentions or character  
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Dissonance   a harsh and disagreeable combination, especially of sounds  
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Distaff   the female branch of a family  
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Distend   to swell, inflate, or bloat  
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Dither   to act confusedly or without clear purpose  
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Diurnal   existing during the day  
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Divine   to foretell or know by inspiration  
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Doctrinaire   rigidly devoted to theories without regard for practicality; dogmatic  
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Dogma   a firmly held opinion, especially a religious belief  
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Dogmatic   dictatorial in one's opinions  
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Droll   amusing in a wry, subtle way  
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Dupe   to deceive; a person who is easily deceived  
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Dyspeptic   suffering from indigestion; gloomy and irritable  
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Ebullient   exhilarated; full of enthusiasm and high spirits  
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Eclectic   selecting from or made up from a variety of sources  
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Edify   to instruct morally and spiritually  
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Efficacy   effectiveness  
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Effigy   stuffed doll; likeness of a person  
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Effrontery   impudent boldness; audacity  
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Elegy   a sorrowful poem or speech  
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Eloquent   persuasive and moving, especially in speech  
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Embellish   to add ornamental or ficttious details  
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Emulate   to copy; to try to equal or excel  
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Encomium   warm praise  
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Endemic   belonging to a particular area; inherent  
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Enervate   to reduce in strenth  
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Engender   to produce, cause, or bring about  
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Enigma   a puzzle; a mystery  
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Enumerate   to count, list, or itemize  
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Ephemeral   lasting a short time  
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Epicure   person with refined taste in food and wine  
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Equivocate   to use expressions of double meaning in order to mislead  
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Erratic   wandering and unpredictable  
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Ersatz   fake  
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Erudite   learned; scholarly; bookish  
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Eschew   to shun; to avoid (as something wrong or distasteful)  
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Esoteric   known or understood only by a few  
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Estimable   admirable  
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Ethos   beliefs or character of a group  
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Eulogy   speech of praise of someone  
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Euphemism   use of an inoffensive word or phrase in place of a more distasteful one  
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Euphony   pleasant, harmonious sound  
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Exacerbate   to make worse  
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Exculpate   to clear from blame; prove innocent  
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Exigent   urgent; requiring immediate action  
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Exonerate   to clear of blame  
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Fallow   dormant; unused  
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Fanatical   acting excessively enthusiastic; filled with extreme, unquestioned devotion  
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Fatuous   stupid; foolishly self-satisfied  
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Fawn   to grovel  
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Fecund   fertile; fruitful; productive  
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Fervid   intensely emotional; feverish  
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Fetid   foul-smelling; putrid  
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Flag   to decline in vigor, strength, or interest  
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Florid   excessively decorated or embellished  
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Foment   to arouse or incite  
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Ford   to cross a body of water by wading  
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Forestall   to prevent or delay; anticipate  
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Fortuitous   happening by chance; fortunate  
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Fractious   unruly; rebellious  
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Frenetic   frantic; frenzied  
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Frugality   tending to be thrifty or cheap  
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Furtive   secret; stealthy  
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Gambol   to dance or skip around playfully  
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Garner   to gather and store  
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Garrulous   tending to talk a lot  
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Gestation   growth process from conception to birth  
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Glib   fluent in an insincere manner; offhand casual  
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Glower   to glare or stare angrily and intensely  
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Gradation   process occuring by regular degrees or stages; variation in color  
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Gregarious   outgoing sociable  
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Grievous   causing grief or sorrow; serious and distressing  
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Grovel   to humble oneself in a demeaning way  
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Guile   deceit; trickery  
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Gullible   easlily deceived  
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Hapless   unfortunate; having bad luck  
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Hegemony   the domination of one state or group over its allies  
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