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Loud and noisy in making one's feelings known
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Vociferous
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Something done for pleasure; hobby
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Avocation
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Profession; trade
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Vocation
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Having a single, clear meaning
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Univocal
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Not saying much; tight-lipped
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Reticent
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Understood as meant but not openly said; implied
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Tacit
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Characterized by infrequent speech; silent
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Taciturn
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An overabundance of word; excessive wordiness
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Verbiage
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Word for word
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Verbatim
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Using too many words
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Verbose
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A short outline or review of main points
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Synopsis
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Nearsighted; lacking vision or foresight
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Myopic
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To briefly outline or describe
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Adumbrate
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Anger caused by an insult or slight
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Umbrage
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To see or make out clearly; recognize
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Discern
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Carefulness in what one says or does; prudence
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Discretion
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Separate; distinct
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Discrete
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To make aware of; to notify
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Apprise
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To consist of; to contain
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Comprise
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Deserving condemnation; terribly wrong
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Reprehensible
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Gloomy and stern
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Dour
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Wickedly stubborn; obstinate
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Obdurate
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The use of force or threats to make someone act
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Duress
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Continuous change; instability
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Flux
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A massive movement into
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Influx
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A meeting of two or more people, events, or circumstances; merging
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Confluence
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Impossible to hold back or control
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Irrepressible
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To put down by force
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Suppress
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A harsh or formal scolding
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Reprimand
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To show that someone has a connection with a crime
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Implicate
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To systematically explain or outline
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Explicate
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Intentionally misleading; deceptive
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Duplicitous
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Impossible to explain or understand
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Inexplicable
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Involvement in something wrong or unlawful
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Complicity
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So unbelievable as to seem ridiculous
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Ludicrous
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To mention without detail
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A secret agreement for wrong or unlawful purposes
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Collusion
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Period between two events or scenes
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Interlude
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Treating with ridicule; scornful
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Derisive
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Drawing laughter or amusement; ridiculous
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Risible
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Perfectly suitable; appropriate
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Felicitous
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Unfortunate; unhappy
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Infelicitous
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Happiness; bliss
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Felicity
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Tightly limiting; severe
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Stringent
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A limit or restraint
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Stricture
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Recognition or respect from others
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Prestige
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To hold in or keep
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Constrain
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Difficult to grasp or learn
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Abstruse
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Drawing attention to oneself in a negative way; unpleasantly noticeable
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Obtrusive
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Forcing into without invitation; inappropriately personal
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Intrusive
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To put straight; correct or adjust
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Rectify
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Not capable of being made better better; habitually wicked
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Incorrigible
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Good moral character; ethical quality
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Rectitude
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Skillful and clever
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Adroit
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A term for having game; charisma in short
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Rizz
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Lacking; completely empty
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Devoid
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Empty of Intellegence
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Vacuous
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A lack; emptiness or absense
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Vacuity
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Quickly disappearing; fleeting
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Evanescent
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Boasted about; too highly praised
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Vaunted
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Never satisfied or full; always desiring more
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Insatiable
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Condition of being too full or too satisfied
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Satiety
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Something of value; a resource
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Asset
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Full or complete
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Plenary
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Having full power or authority
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Plenipotentiary
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To make smaller or less; to weaken
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Attenuate
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Serving to excuse; lessening the seriousness of
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Extenuating
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Not substantial or strong
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Tenuous
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Holding firmly to; stubborn
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Pertinacious
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A principle or belief as part of a religion or philosophy
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Tenet
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Able to be defended or supported
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Tenable
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To argue; to dispute
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Contend
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Seeming, claimed, or pretended, but usually not genuine
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Ostensible
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To be a sign or warning of
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Portend
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To swell; expand
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Distend
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Strongly biased
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Tendentious
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Strong and to the point; convincing
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Cogent
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Urgent; pressing
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Exigent
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To test; analyze
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Assay
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Refusing to compromise
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Intransigent
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To stir up; to provoke
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Incite
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To bring back to consciousness
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Resuscitate
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Showing care or worry
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Solicitous
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To make worried or upset
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Perturb
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Very excited or upset
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Turbulent
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Cloudy; confused
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Turbid
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Enthusiastic quickness
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Alacrity
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Speed or quickness
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Celerity
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