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fop chaff frond toddy restive ERSATZ insouciant a ghastly crime cloy abstemious prestidigitation slumberous eyes gnarled aver avert pertinent avant-garde canonical hedge fund suborned certitudes canonical suborned blatant lies Venial sin obtuse (mentally dull and slow to understand). capsizing,overturn :turn over; capsize; topple uninhibited laughter abiding(adj)-long lasting,perennial commuted - Reduce (a judicial sentence, esp. a sentence of death) to one less se vere pertinent,germane The second part of the sentence tells us we are looking for something that invol ves hiding . Since puritanical and prudish are used for attempts to cover or hide w hat is shameful or immoral, they are the best pair. Covert means hidden or secre t, but there is no partner for it. [Misogynistic = involving hatred of women; ca mouflaging = disguising] torpor: lethargy; sluggishness; dormancy obtuse hidebound commendations hypocrisy,ambivalent Prolix prudish beholder nonchalance gestation

Execrate ponderous chagrined: abrogate hackneyed holistic view deterrent clemency Clemency means the forgiveness of a crime or the cancellation (in whole or in pa rt) of the penalty associated with it. It is a general concept that encompasses several related procedures: pardoning, commutation, remission and reprieves. A p ardon is the forgiveness of a crime and the cancellation of the relevant penalty ; it is usually granted by a head of state (such as a monarch or president) or b y a competent church authority. Commutation or remission is the lessening of a p enalty without forgiveness for the crime; the beneficiary is still considered gu ilty of the offense. A reprieve is the temporary postponement of punishment. rumours abound insuperable,insurmountable public floggings she is too persuasive what my intuition is aesthetic abilities inconclusive Insuperable problem quixotic,idealistic !=ideological(beliefs) amiable,amicable invective remarks concise,pithy,terse,laconic bombastic,long-winded,verbose,loquacious demarcation,delineate Eidetic or photographic memory expendable indispensable Froward stubborn; wayward; disobedient staid waffle steely Diaphanous dress epistemology Whittle Embarrass Discomfiture Mortify Chagrin Unsettling Vexed Abashed,disconcert She seemed rather disconcerted when her friends wouldn't speak to her. exquisite vase forlorn salutation,valediction Epistemology intractable child. coaxed,blandish,cajole,wheedle "She has always been good at studies. She decided to join Stanford as it is the best university in the world and many stalwarts passed out of this college Atychiphobia demeaning parents undermine your abilities atrocious,abominable

The whole matter is blown out of proportion hypocrisy contemptuously repeal languishing - growing weak gingerly - carefully,cautiously dont be too judgemental cogent reasons encomium affable bombastic ulterior motives Give up religious beliefs Recreant, Renegade Apostate Fugitive SECONDARY: Non- conformist, Recusant Heretic maverick Iconoclast, deserter, Turncoat apostate categorical cantankerous peripatetic school flickering candle spewing venom shuddering inconclusive discussions forlorn lover desolate plot unkempt property perpetuate the memory peanut masala contemplating pervasive tattoos gratifying(satisfying) self-indulgent He indulged them with money. forbear redemption The action of saving or being saved from sin, error, or evil: "God's plans for t he redemption of his world". The whole lot has to be rejected The situation is beyond/past redemption the act of making something better or more acceptable consummate professional <a dry cow> indifferent - having or showing no special liking for or dislike of something proletarian struggles they invariably chat incapacitate ratify Halitosis acquaintance indifferent attitude, insouciant, nonchalant, perfunctory, human rights crusaders,reformers Is Anna a crusader or an Invader???? hell bent abnegate, forswear, recant, renege, renounce, repeal, repudiate, retract, take b

ack, unsay, withdraw retract a statement elegy - mornful,lamenting poem she bumped the girl divine retribution presumptuous military preponderance modicum of truth fractious negotiations,cantankerous - peevish - petulant resplendence of the Taj Mahal ratified incapacitating incarceration propensity analgesic != anesthesia blandishment is sweet Students union financial regulations expressly forbids the acceptance of gifts, money or other blandishments in the making of any deals. the refulgence of a full moon on a clear autumn night canonical and advocating plebiscite on Kashmir telangana imbroglio harried customers a huge consignment of exploasives - shipment,dispatch grueling work or task macerate radical he exposition is the author's providing of some background information to the au dience about the plot, characters' histories, setting, and/or theme. Smokers who quit often backslide within a year. Homiletics,sermon,catechism,homilist. impugn,pugnacious incubus prophetesses who uttered divine revelations in a frenzied state Sibyl prophetess seminal discursive curmudgeon ,miser,stingy embossed paper fits of anger peccadilio mistake and draconian punishment dissident - nonconformist contumacious,obstinate panache,flair,talent,extra panache reckless driving escapade startling facts scholastic classicistsplural of classicist (Noun) Noun: A person who studies Classics (ancient Greek and Latin). A follower of classicism in the arts. backlash volte-face palpable,manifests philistine uncanny ability entrenched dislike labile - unstable imprecation - curse,execration

wondering exhilarating - invigorating hermit, heterodox,heretic,heresy inkling wince in pain wrangler guffaw gustatory delights,disgusting hallowed ground corrugated Facepalm Sultry eyes, seductive lips and moves that made men go weak in their knees Ash's baby shower sultry eyes Motley alliance amortize minatory preconceived notion