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Animosity
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noun, plural -ties.a feeling of strong dislike 'mos'
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apathy
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noun, absence or suppression of emotion or excitement 'ap'
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apprehensive
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adjective uneasy or fearful 'hen'
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commend
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verb (used with object) to praise or mention as confident, kind, 'com'
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compatible
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adjective capable of existing or living together in harmony 'pat'
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condolence
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noun expression of sympathy with a person who is often suffering 'do'
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consecrate
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verb (used with object) to make or declare sacred 'con'
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decrepit
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adjective weakened by old age 'crep'
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deride
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verb (used with object) to laugh at in scorn or mock 'ride'
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ingenuous
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adjective care-free and sincere 'gen'
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multifarious
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adjective having many different parts and varied; greatly diverse 'far'
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obsolete
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adjective, verb.adjective no longer in general use out of date 'lete'
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omnivorous
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adjective eating both animal and plant foods 'niv'
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parsimonious
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adjective characterized by stingy 'mo'
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quandary
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noun,a state of perplexity or uncertainty, especially as to what to do 'quan'
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