English Vocabulary

A Collection From
“ THE HINDU”

Sandip pattanaik,
Balangir
1. Aided- to promote
2. Convention-official agreement
3. Legacy –anything handed down from past
4. Aspirational-strong desire
5. Perverse-contrary
6. Pact- agreement
7. Enacting-to make into act
8. Crippling-very serious/harmful
9. Devastating-very shocking
10.Catastrophic-a sudden terrible disaster
11. Hegemony-leadership
12. Optimistic-hopeful
13. Forecast-statement to happen in future
14. Tenure-the period of term holding
15. Resurgence-tending to rise again
16.Legitimate-lawful
17. Tumbled- to decline
18.Devise- to plan
19.Rifts- a serious quarrel
20. Setback –defeat
21. Cautious- act very carefully
22. Of late- recently
23. Soft loan-loan with low interest rate
24. Seal-block
25. Enhanced-to raise the value of
26. Untapped-something that has not been used
27. Wary-careful
28. Pacifist-someone who believes that violence is wrong
29. Forge-to form or make
30. Bloc-a group of countries that have similar political
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31. Scale up-making in greater amount
32. Surge-sudden increase
33. Substantially-very different
34. Commenced-to begin or start
35. Ubiquitous-being everywhere
36. Freight-goods transported for pay
37. Holistic-universal
38. Fleet-quick
39. Curb-control
40. Pursuing-to proceed in accordance with
41. Enforcing-keep in force
42. Backdrop-general situation
43. Commuting-to travel regularly with some distance
44. Levy-collecting as of a tax
45. Hefty-large in amount
46. Sealed it of-blocked
47. Abundance-sufficient quantity
48. Fractured-fractioned into several part
49. Traverses-to pass through
50. Bad blood-unfriendly relation
51. Dwell-stay as permanent
52. Splendid-excellent
53. Stunted-stopped abnormally
54. Substantially-changes a lot
55. Vulnerable-weak and without protection
56. Unsavory-morally unacceptable
57. Fallout-unpleasant consequence
58. Propriety-conformity
59. Speculation-process of consideration
60. Premises-campus
61.Suspicion-act of suspecting
62. Probe-examine thoroughly

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63. Vendetta-quarrel
64. Seized-to take hold suddenly
65. Grievance-a complaint
66. Perceptions-immediate recognition
67. Outburst-a sudden emotions
68. Coward-a person who lacks courage
69. Bluster-to be loud
70. Irony of-contrast
71. Coalition-a combination
72. Confrontation-dispute between two groups
73. Impending-about to happen
74. Onus-responsibility
75. Slump-to decrease
76. Protracted-lengthened
77. Contraction-a decrease in economy
78. Hobbling-to hold back
79. Enduring-permanent
80. Deficit-a lack
81.Surging-increasing suddenly
82. Cogently-convincing
83. Complacent-self satisfied
84. Petty-not important
85. Rivalry-competition for same objective
86. Unveil-uncover
87. Citing-referring
88. Legacy-anything handed down from past
89. Diminished-to make smaller
90. Erosion-process of destruction
91.Alliance-a group formed for mutual benefit
92. Churning-shaking
93. Covertly-secretly
94. Emphatically-forcefully

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95. Embarked-started
96. Assertion-strongly believes as true
97. Anticipate-to imagine of future
98. Emerging-coming into existence
99. Stagnant-showing no activity
100. Spur-to encourage
101. Turmoil-confusion
102. Roil –to cause trouble
103. Clamor-a loud noise
104. Juvenile-young person
105. Convict-a person found guilty
106. Detention-a punishment
107. Heinous-very bad
108. Unreformed-not changed
109. Conflict-disagreement
110. Grieving –felling sorrow
111. Outpouring-feeling in powerful way
112. Rehabilitation-to tech to live a normal life
113. Introspect-examine one’s one thought
114. Foul-pollute
115. Persecution-harassment
116. Revive-to bring back
117. Vigorous-forceful
118. Expended-spend
119. Overhaul-overtake
120. Heralding-announcing important news
121. Fraudulent-illegal
122. Innate-natural
123. Transition-the process of changing from one state to
another
124. Prosperous-wealthy and successful
125. Crisis-a difficult situation

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126. Conservative-traditional views
127. Rupture-a break in friendly relationship
128. Erosion-destruction
129. Emerging-newly created
130. Austerity-a difficult economic situation
131. Chaotic-complete confusion
132. Evident-clearly seen
133. Frenzy-wild behavior
134. Bigotry-unable to accept others idea
135. Provocative-causing anger
136. Ritual-a ceremony performed in religious way
137. Evoked-to give rise to
138. Dispute-disagreement
139. Status quo-an existing condition
140. Verdict-decision made by court
141. Whip up-to prepare
142. Disrupt-to destroy
143. Borne-to suffer
144. Unleashes-release
145. Legislator-a person who makes law
146. Outrage-intense feeling of anger
147. Gaze-a steady look
148. Hasty-speedy
149. Panic-sudden excitement or pain
150. Conscience-moral sense
151. Enact-to make
152. Convict-guilty
153. Heinous-very evil
154. Apprehend-to make into custody
155. Negotiations-agreement
156. Emerging-developing
157. Salvage-to save something from danger

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158. Primacy-importance thing
159. Apparent-clearly visible
160. Surge-a sudden increase
161. Safeguard-to protect something
162. Unambiguous-clearly understand
163. Procurement-the act of obtaining something
164. Laudable-deserving praise
165. Precisely-exactly
166. Stopover-a break in journey
167. Counterpart-a person having same job
168. Masterstroke-an action that has been very clever
169. Perilous-very risky
170. Stride-positive development
171. Awry-not working correctly
172. Peril-very dangerous
173. Breakthrough-an important event that helps to
improve the situation
174. Churlish –rude
175. Abuse-to treat someone cruelly
176. Emblematic –symbolic
177. Deceit-hide the truth
178. Outrage-strong anger
179. Contempt-lack of respect
180. Zeal-enthusiasm
181. Unduly-excessively
182. Malice-intension to harm someone
183. Vicious-violent
184. Ridicule-making fun of somebody
185. Discern-showing good judgment
186. Stifling-forceful prevention
187. Dissent-to publicly disagree
188. Spruce up-make smart

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189. Defunct-no longer existing
190. Stagnate-stop moving forward
191. Distort-to change something from natural form
192. Disclose-to reveal
193. Deployment-the use of something in effective way
194. Precludes-prevent from happening
195. Fork out-to pay an amount unwillingly
196. Avenue-approach to do something
197. Consistent-always behaving same
198. Contrast-difference
199. Overturn-change something
200. Outlook-point of view
201. Acquisition-process of getting something
202. Foster-encourage
203. Immense-extremely large
204. Bolster-support
205. Stopover-a break in journey
206. Exude-to show something clearly
207. Rue-regret
208. Combative-ready to fight
209. Constricted-to become tighter
210. Undermine-lessen the effectiveness
211. Consequence-result
212. Betrays-to not be loyal to someone
213. Instinct-inborn behavior
214. Spectacularly-in a beautiful way
215. Apolitical-not interested in politics
216. Bipartisan-supported by both side
217. Consensus-a general agreement
218. Elusive-difficult to find
219. Grandstanding- behavior to get people support
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221. Hapless-unfortunate
222. Lurch-not regular
223. Predominantly-mostly
224. Precarious-in a dangerous state
225. Delegations-a group of delegates
226. Intervention-involvement
227. Acute-extremely serious
228. Victim-a person who was harmed
229. Partisan-strongly supporting a political party
230. Rehabilitation-act of restoring something to original
state
231. Defunct-no longer existing
232. Rejuvenate-to restore something
233. Contender-competitor
234. Exodus-the movement of a lot of people from a place
235. Foster-to encourage the development
236. Regime-govt. rule
237. Blossomed-to develop in a healthy way
238. Expedite-to make something quickly
239. Compliance-the act of obeying an order
240. Mongering-to spread fear
241. Rhetoric-effective speech
242. Pitch-to make someone to do something
243. Retaliatory-attack
244. Amicably-friendly
245. Impact-influence
246. Surplus-more than needed
247. Looming-something unwanted happen
248. Curbs-control
249. Philanthropic-to help others
250. Pious-deeply religious
251. Compelled-force to do something

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252. Caprice-a sudden and silly wish
253. Preserve-maintain
254. Moratorium-a temporary prohibition
255. Verdict-an opinion or decision
256. Wary-not completely trusting
257. Laudable-high praise
258. Confining-restricting something
259. Discretion-the ability to behave without hurting
260. Extraneous-outside
261. Contention-an opinion in argument
262. Altruism-to help others
263. Behemoth-very large and powerful
264. Endeavor-try hard to do something
265. Evoke-to make someone remember something
266. Untapped-not yet used
267. Stark-simple
268. Doggedly-to do something with strong determination
269. Alliance-an agreement to work with someone
270. Revive-to regain strength
271. Sagging-decreasing
272. Clout-to hit something hard
273. Substantive-important
274. Mounting-gradually increasing
275. Tactics-plans for attaining a goal
276. Erode-destroy something
277. Edginess-nervousness
278. Stint-a fixed period of time
279. Persisting-continuing in some state
280. Accentuates-put stress on something
281. Anecdotal-based on personal observation
282. Tussle-fight
283. Alleged-to say something without proof

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284. Privileged-protected
285. Evade-escape
286. Revive-regain life
287. Reform-make changes
288. Slew-large number of
289. Embarrassingly-shamefully
290. Chaos-confusion
291. Propaganda-spread information
292. Avert-to prevent something bad
293. Nurture-to take care of something
294. Overdue-not happening when expected
295. Composite-made up of several part much
296. Crackdown-to start dealing with illegal behavior
297. Euphoria-a feeling of great excitement
298. Game-changer-something that effects a situation very
much
299. Sustain-to support emotionally
300. Provoke-to cause a reaction
301. Saboteurs-people who damage a situation
302. Resolution-a decision to do something
303. Dispute-a disagreement
304. Hamper-to prevent someone doing something
305. Disentangle-to separate things which is joined
306. Strangle-to stop something from developing
307. Secular-not connected with religion
308. Wielding-holding
309. Extremist-persons with extreme opinion
310. Steadfast-strongly and without stopping
311. Consistently-in a systematic manner
312. Execution-hanging a criminal
313. Wrath-extreme anger
314. Waging-carry on

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315. Comprehensive-complete
316. Diktat-an order that must be obeyed
317. Guise-appearance
318. Fiat-an order given by an authority
319. Interim-temporary
320. Consonance-agreement
321. Attire-clothes
322. Doctrine-a belief
323. Consensus-agreement
324. Calibration-the process of checking accuracy
325. Aggression-offensive action
326. Articulated-able to express thoughts
327. Anchored-gave support
328. Episodic-happening only sometime
329. Humiliation-making someone feel ashamed
330. Robust-strong and healthy
331. Cohesive-united and working together
332. Anarchy-a situation where there is no control
333. Cleric-a priest
334. Flare up-violence suddenly starts
335. Monarchy-the system of having a king
336. Stand-off-an argument ,contest
337. Snowball-increase rapidly
338. Downgraded-reduced
339. Strife-angry disagreement
340. Rein-to control
341. Escalation-rapid increase
342. Chaos-complete confusion or disorder
343. Scrutiny-critical observation
344. Cozy-comfortable
345. Mooted-suggested
346. Barred-banned

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347. Affiliated-officially attached to an organization
348. Headwinds-something that stop you moving
349. Faltering-loose strength
350. Vowing-dedicate to someone
351. Ramp up-increase
352. Deterring-discouraging
353. Unviable-not capable of working
354. Spur-to make encourage
355. Fray-competition
356. Introspection-to look inside
357. Abducted-kidnapped
358. Desperate-hopeless
359. Synergy-the cooperation of two or more organizations
360. Veteran- a person who has long experience
361. Protocols-set of official rules
362. Aggravated-to make a bad situation worse
363. Unpardonable-too bad to forgive
364. Provocation-an action to make someone angry
365. Condemned-a complete disapproval
366. Punitive-punishment
367. Regime-government
368. Tangible-real
369. Escalated-increased
370. Speculation-to guess
371. Legion-large in number
372. Impending-going to happen
373. Generous-more than expected
374. Reinforced-to make something stronger
375. Trite-repeated too often
376. Depicted-represented
377. Scrupulous-extremely honest
378. Incarceration-imprisonment

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379. Protracted-long lasting
380. dispel-to remove fear
381. segregation-separation
382. Invasion-attack
383. Reassert-acknowledge
384. Evince-declare
385. Recrimination-change of wrong doing
386. Entail-require
387. Conciliatory-compromising
388. Slain-to kill in a violent way
389. Temper-tendency to become angry very quickly
390. Ethnic-relating to a particular race
391. Entrenched-fixed for so long
392. Apprehension-fear for bad happening
393. Impediments-anything that slows a progress
394. Reform-to make changes
395. Abolishing-to end something
396. Menace-harmful
397. Massacred-an act of killing people
398. Stubborn-difficult
399. Enshrined-protected
400. Prospect-future event
401. Proliferation-rapid increase
402. Rampage-wild behavior
403. Impediment-something that make progress
404. Contrary-opposite
405. Bumpy-not smooth
406. Appetite-the feeling of wanting something
407. Elude-escape
408. Easing-move carefully
409. Render-become
410. Civic-relating to a city

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411. Debris-broken
412. Compliance-the act of obeying an order
413. Diligence-careful effort
414. Discord-disagreement
415. Devastation-great destruction
416. Upholding-confirming
417. Peril-serious and danger
418. Unleash-to suddenly release a violent
419. Hapless-unfortunate
420. Unrest-fighting between different group of people
421. Unease-a feeling of being worried
422. Restraint-a condition to keep someone control
423. Stoked-encouraged bad ideas in people
424. Circumvent-to avoid something
425. Fortified-strengthened
426. Harmonious-peaceful
427. Confrontation-a fight or argument
428. Feudal-old fashioned
429. Stupendous-extremely impressive
430. Liberal-respecting different types of ideas
431. Paradigm-pattern
432. Harness-control and make use of something
433. Quagmire-a difficult situation
434. Rancor-a feeling of hate
435. Embargo-a ban in business with particular country
436. Thrive-developed
437. Legitimate-acceptable
438. Flagging-becoming weaker
439. Impediments-blocks
440. Extremists-people who have extreme political views
441. Assault-a violent attack
442. Apparent-clearly visible

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443. Halted-to stop doing something
444. Pose-to cause problems
445. Reinforce-strengthened
446. Rejuvenating-make something better
447. Inroads-attack
448. Slump-to fall suddenly
449. Consensus-a general agreement
450. Precariously-something done in an uncertain manner
451. Roiled-disturbed
452. Sapped-to make someone weaker
453. Intervention- involved in a situation in order to
improve it
454. Faltering-losing strength
455. Succor-assistance
456. Mooted-suggested
457. Proxy-to authority to represent someone else

458. Misdeed-bad behavior

459. Intolerance-unwillingness to accept views ,beliefs
460. Iterate-to repeat a process
461. Meandering-to move aimlessly
462. Vandalization-the act of damaging private properties
463. Orthodox-traditional beliefs
464. Sedition-the illegal act of making
465. Defiant-disobedient
466. Fragile-easily damaged
467. Affiliation-a connection with political party
468. Honcho-a manager
469. Slotting-to place something in an order
470. Red tape-official rules that seem unnecessary
471. Unanimous-fully in agreement
472. Dubious-doubting

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473. Rein-control something
474. Enrichment-improvement
475. Hostility-fighting in war
476. Tormented-great mental suffering
477. Elite-most powerful
478. Feudal-a society that is organized according to rank
479. Delusion-belief in something that is not true
480. Punitive-intended as a punishment
481. Culminated-reached at a point of highest development
482. Abetment-to encourage
483. Atrocity-an extremely cruel act
484. Onerous-a task involving great involvement
485. Damning-a report which includes a lot criticism
486. Ghetto-very poor area
487. Virulent-extremely poisonous
488. Prejudice-an unfair opinion
489. Exclusion-the act of not allowing someone
490. Rot-unacceptable behavior
491. Armory-a place where weapons are stored
492. Ammunition-objects that can be shot from weapon
493. Rigorous-strict
494. Maritime-connected with sea
495. Contradicted-opposite to something
496. Armaments-military equipment
497. Exempts-to excuse someone
498. Audacious-showing a willingness to take risk
499. Resentment-painful anger
500. Mob-a large crowd of people
501. Innocuous-not harmful
502. Heed-careful attention
503. Hound-to chase someone
504. Surmise-to guess something

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505. Nuance-a very slight difference
506. Aversion-a strong dislike
507. Intimidation-to frighten someone
508. Disparaging-criticizing
509. Prevailing-existing in a particular place
510. Gloom-feeling of great unhappiness
511. Turbulence-a state of confusion
512. Tandem-at the same time
513. Hasten-to make something more quickly
514. Headwinds-opposition
515. Volatility-change suddenly
516. Wooing-try to make someone support you
517. Coherent-logical and clear
518. Slump-to fall suddenly
519. Mitigate-make less serious
520. Distress-a feeling of extreme worry
521. Escalation-a rapid increase
522. Obscure-not clear and difficult
a. Rajnsack-go through
523. Convulse-to shake violently
524. Agrarian-relating to land
525. Thrive-to grow
526. Rampant-getting worst
527. Sinister-giving the impression that something harmful
happen
528. Ploy-a cunning plan
529. Foment-to cause trouble to develop
530. Breach-breaking of law
531. Hegemony-the position of being the strongest
532. Recourse-a source of help in difficulties
533. Consolidate-to become stronger
534. Amply-sufficiently

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535. Riots-a violence disturbance
536. Compassion-a strong feeling of sympathy
537. Conspire-Make secret plan
538. Plea-a request made in urgent
539. Culminate-reach climax
540. clemency-kindness
541. constrained-force to do something
542. Disposal-get rid of something
543. Audacious-showing a willingness to take risks
544. Stern-strict
545. Twinge-a sudden feeling of mental pain
546. Grim-worried
547. Inflict-cause something unpleasant
548. Lethal-very harmful
549. Reliant-to depend on something
550. Radical-most important part
551. Flaw-fault
552. Intact-complete
553. Grassroots-the most basic level

554. Speculation-the activity of guessing possible answer

555. Studiedly-very carefully
556. Ditch-to get rid of something
557. Stint-a fixed period of time
558. Negotiations-formal discussion
559. Perceived-to come to an opinion
560. Somber-dark/serious
561. Stemming-originate in
562. Dissent-a strong difference of opinion
563. Consolidate-make physically stronger
564. Dimmed-reduced

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565. Unmet-not achieved
566. Deprivation-deficiency of necessary things
567. Giant leap-significant and notable progress
568. Quest-search for something
569. Prosperous-bringing wealth and success
570. Stunted-preventing from growth
571. Impact-influence
572. Intervention-to intentionally engaged in a situation in
order to improve it
573. Antenatal-before birth
574. Emerge-to become known
575. Detention-the punishment of being in jail
576. Alleged-doubtful
577. Painstaking-to make a lot of care
578. Diligence-careful
579. Aggrieved-unhappy and angry
580. Harboring-sheltering
581. Sobering-making you feel serious
582. Turbulence-disturbance
583. Opacity-being difficult to understand
584. Exhortation-to strongly encourage someone
585. Retard-delay the progress
586. Credence-truthfulness
587. Ammunition-a supply of bullets and bombs
588. Admonition-serious advice
589. Elite-the richest group of society
590. Anticipate-to imagine that something will happen
591. Stances-a way of thinking about something
592. Burgeoning-begin to grow rapidly
593. Discontent-dissatisfaction
594. Sobering-making you feel serious
595. Optimism-hopefulness and confidence

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596. Convergence-the act of coming closer
597. Collaborative-involving two people
598. Even keel-regular and well balanced
599. Kerfuffle-noise ,excitement
600. Wrinkle-a small problem
601. Disruptive-causing problem
602. Bonhomie-cheerful friendliness
603. Emanating-spreading out from a source
604. Brawl-fight in a rough way
605. Chasm-a very large difference between two opinion
606. Travesty-a false representations
607. Chastise-to criticize someone
608. Conundrum-a confusing problem
609. Legitimate-allow by law
610. Spate-a large no of events
611. Squabbles-an argument over something
612. Spat-a short argument
613. Exploit-to make full use of something
614. Scathing-criticizing someone
615. Minced-speak in an effective way
616. Accusation-a statement saying that someone has doing
wrong
617. Confrontation-a fight or argument
618. Clout-influence or power
619. Imprudent-not showing care for result
620. Tenable-able to be maintained
621. Procured-to get something with care
622. Articulation-clarity
623. Arrogate-to take something with right to do so
624. Deflected-diverted
625. Impropriety-dishonest behavior

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626. Proclamation-the official announcement of an
important matter
627. Discern-recognize
628. Dissidence-protest against official policy
629. Partisan-a stronger supporter of party
630. Spectacle-an unexpected situation that attracts
attention
631. Interim-temporary
632. Impasse-a situation where no progress is possible
633. Makeshift-temporary
634. Stalling-stopping
635. Consolidating-to make stronger
636. Wrapped up-complete something
637. Recrimination-argument between peoples who blamed
each other
638. Hover-to stay at a particular level
639. Envisage-to imagine or expect something
640. Reform-make changes
641. Aide –assistance to an important person
642. Crafted –arranged
643. Proximity-closeness
644. Patriarch-a male leader of family
645. Triumph-a great victory
646. Debacle-a complete failure
647. Overarching-most important
648. Mobilization-assembling and making ready for an
action
649. Divisive-causing unfriendly disagreement
650. Lynching-to punish a person illegally
651. Conformity-behavior that follows the usual standard
652. Absurd-stupid
653. Asylum-protection given by govt.

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654. Starker-simpler
655. Seizing-to take something quickly
656. Fleeing-run away from danger
657. Prosperous-wealthy
658. Shattered-broken into small pieces
659. Waging-to carry on something
660. Invasion-the process of attack of army
661. Mounting-gradually increasing
662. Exploit-to use something for self advantage
663. Vicious-cruel
664. Hardship-something that cause dangerous situation
665. Meticulous-very careful and great attention
666. Scrutiny-examine something closely
667. Porous-not secured
668. Fabricate-to make something false
669. Statutory-controlled by law
670. Redeemable-able to save/improved
671. Lackadaisical-lack enthusiasm
672. Integrity-the quality of being honest
673. Chipped-cut or break something
674. Legitimacy-the quality of being legal
675. Accused-to say that someone has done something
wrong
676. Dupe-to cheat someone
677. Flaunting-showing
678. Deposed-remove from office suddenly and forcefully
679. Compounded-made something worse
680. Ethical-relating to moral principles
681. Brazen-bold and without shame
682. Plumping-to become heavier
683. Quest-search for something
684. Openness-honesty

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685. Contention-disagreement
686. Underscore-to show importance of something
687. Germane-relevant and appropriate
688. Rationale-reasons
689. Vanguard-to be in leading position
690. Rendered-caused to be
691. Scarce-insufficient
692. Incentivizing-to encourage someone
693. Congestion-too crowd and causing difficulties
694. Wilfully-intentionally
695. Overwhelmed-to cover something suddenly
696. Precision-the quality of being exact
697. Vexing-worrying
698. Untangle-to make complicated subject simple
699. Errant-behaving wrongly
700. Outbreak-a sudden occurrence
701. Consortia-an association
702. Leverage-use something to maximum extent
703. Urge-recommend something
704. Prevalence-existing very commonly
705. Burgeoning-increasing rapidly
706. Nastiest-very bad
707. Diminution-a reduction in size
708. Upped-increased
709. Quibble-criticism
710. Frenetic-involving a lot of activity
711. Replenish-restore
712. Consternation-a feeling of worry
713. Proclamation-a clear declaration of something
714. Formidable-very difficult to deal with
715. Wrested-to get something with effort
716. Haircut-reduction in money

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717. Wrangling-a long complicated argument
718. Revolt-to take a violent action
719. Woes-trouble
720. Assault-a physical attack
721. Erupted-to start suddenly and violently
722. Underscored-give extra importance
723. Relent-to pressure
724. Persuasion-to make someone believe something
725. Rescind-officially cancelled
726. Loophole- a small mistake
727. Provision-providing something
728. Assent-approval
729. Prone-likely to suffer
730. Mockery-an action that seems stupid
731. Detriment-harm/damage
732. Semblance-similarity
733. Normalcy-the condition of being normal
734. Desperately-very much
735. Surpassed-exceed
736. Ruthless-cruel
737. Iteration-repetition
738. Formidable-causing fear
739. Coup-unexpectedly achievement
740. Covetously-great desire to get something
741. Enactment-the process of legislation
742. Fleeting-quick
743. Revival-improvement in condition
744. Interplay-the way in which two or more things have
affect on each other
745. Competent-able to do something well
746. Void-unacceptable

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747. Outbreak-a sudden occurrence of something
dangerous
748. Stray-not in the right place
749. Unreliable-not able to be trusted
750. Surveillance-close observation
751. Prevalence-existing very commonly
752. Prejudice-an unfair opinion
753. Retrograde-returning to worse condition
754. Uphold-confirm
755. Aggrieved-unhappy and angry
756. Consensual-with willing of all people
757. Discrimination-treating somebody in a worse way
758. Rebuttal-a statement tell that something is not true
759. Minuscule-extremely small
760. Remedy-a successful way of curing a problem
761. Underscored-give extra importance
762. Harmonious-friendly and peaceful
763. Assent-express approval
764. Hasty-hurried
765. Instigate-initiate
766. Abused-treat with cruelty
767. Assaulted-a violent attack
768. Accused-to say that something is morally wrong
769. Notion-a belief or idea
770. Pliant-easily influenced
771. Floated-to suggest a plan
772. Betray-do not do what you promise
773. Incentives-a thing that motive someone
774. Errant-behave wrongly
775. Prevalence-happening often
776. Detrimental-causing harm
777. Scrupulous-doing everything exactly

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778. Compliance-obeying a law
779. Congenial-friendly and pleasant
780. Mourning-the feeling of sorrow
781. Eschewed-to avoid something
782. Aligning-give support to someone
783. Instigate-initiate
784. Obligation-something that you must do
785. Jeopardies-to put something in difficulties
786. Reckoning-the process of calculating something
787. Ire-anger
788. Assault-a physical attack
789. Lackadaisical-lacking enthusiasm
790. Plausible-able to believed
791. Peculiar-strange
792. Discrimination-treating people in worse manner
793. Amply-sufficiently
794. Prejudice-an unfair opinion
795. Alleged-said without proof
796. Derailed-to prevent a plan
797. Uphold-confirm
798. Demitted-resign
799. Probity-moral principle
800. Distress-a feeling of extreme worry
801. Augment-to increase the size
802. Slack-loose
803. Regime-govt.
804. Grudgingly-unwillingly
805. Travesty-represent in a false way
806. Flawed-not perfect
807. Efficacy-the ability to produce desired result
808. Uneven-not regular
809. Prone-likely to experience a particular problem

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810. Sceptics-people who doubt something
811. Legitimate-reasonable
812. Stark-complete
813. Inhospitable-harsh environment
814. Clinch-confirm
815. Status quo-present situation
816. Doable-it can be achieved
817. Vagaries-unexpected changes that cannot be
controlled
818. Eludes-escape
819. Relentless-harsh
820. Ridiculous-stupid
821. Paranoid-suffering from mental illness
822. Root out-to find and remove
823. Sovereignty-supreme power
824. Defy-to refuse
825. Ambiguity-confusion
826. Pooling-sharing two or more things
827. Liability-the state of being legally responsible
828. Accede-agree to a demand
829. Conformity-behavior that follows usual standard
830. Tort-a wrongful act
831. Steep fall-very quick fall
832. Persuade –to convince someone
833. Contradict-show to be false
834. Contenders-competitors
835. Girded-get rid of something
836. Commendable-deserving praise
837. Ruling-a decision
838. Adhering-to stick to
839. Catering-to provide something
840. Palatable-acceptable

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841. Exemption-to excuse someone
842. Dominance-power and influence over others
843. Slackening-to become slower
844. Impetus-something that encourages
845. Undergird-provide support
846. Protracted-lasting for long time
847. Robust-strong
848. Deposition-a formal written statement made by law
849. Espionage-the discovering of secret
850. Pardon-the action of forgiving
851. Override-to reject
852. Disgraceful-shockingly
853. Compunction-a feeling of guilty
854. Enactment-the process of granting law
855. Interim-temporary
856. Dismay-a feeling of unhappiness
857. Lapse-a temporary failure
858. Discern-recognize
859. Impeccable-perfect
860. Doggedly-with strong determination
861. Tainted-polluted
862. Presumed-to believe something true
863. Snatch-to take hold of something suddenly
864. Sway-to move slowly
865. Amplify-to make louder
866. Jaded-losing interest
867. Antithesis-a person or thing that is opposite of
something
868. Appraisal-the act of examining someone
869. Messy-confused
870. Cobweb-confusion
871. Camouflage-to hide something

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872. Awe-feeling of great respect
873. Vastness-the quality of being extremely big
874. Marvel-great surprise
875. Collaboration-the action of being working with
someone
876. Cataclysmic-sudden and violent
877. Betray-do not do what you promise
878. Disquieting-causing worry
879. Alleged-claimed without proof
880. Swoop down-attack
881. Sedition-behavior directed against the peace of state
882. Antipathy-strong dislike
883. Pernicious-having harmful
884. Dissent-a strong difference of opinion
885. Inevitable-unavoidable
886. Junked-to get rid of something
887. Graver-seriously bad
888. Catastrophic-causing sudden damage
889. Mellowed-relaxed
890. Escalate-increasing rapidly
891. Delusion-belief in something that is not true
892. Dithering-unable to take decision
893. Impair-to spoil something
894. Predicament-a difficult situation
895. Hefty-large and heavy
896. Mounting-gradually increasing
897. Havoc-confusion
898. Replete-full
899. Conundrum-problems that is difficult
900. Inchoate-partially formed
901. Enfeebled-weaken
902. Lamented-to express sadness

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903. Staggering-very shocking
904. Garner-to collect something with difficulties
905. Chronicles-a written record of historical events
906. Aberrant-different from usual
907. Constrained-to limit something
908. Inconceivable-impossible to imagine
909. Indecorous-behaving badly
910. Brazen-very shocking behavior
911. Pare-to reduce something
912. Core-most important part
913. Predicament-a difficult situation
914. Inevitable-something that is sure to happen
915. Discontent-dissatisfied
916. Spike-to rise to a higher amount
917. Fragile-damaged
918. Downturn-a reduction in something
919. Melee- a large noisy crowd
920. Sedition-speech that influence people against their
govt.
921. Acquit-free someone from criminal charge
922. Dissolving-close down or dismiss
923. Unease-a feeling of being worried
924. Fallout-unfavorable
925. At stake-at risk
926. Negotiating-to deal with something difficult
927. Propriety-correct moral behavior
928. Revocation-cancelled
929. Tangles-disagreement
930. Status quo-present situation
931. Clutch-to hold something tightly
932. Piquant-interesting
933. Surveillance-close observation

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934. Jeopardizing-to put into danger
935. Privileging-to give special importance
936. Circumvent-to avoid something
937. Discomfiture-a feeling of embarrassment
938. Lurking-hidden
939. Parody-to copy someone
940. Obstinate-a difficult situation
941. Menace-situation which cause harm
942. Dispensation-exemption from a rule
943. Outrage-strong anger
944. Posing-causing
945. Heed-pay attention
946. Steer-to control
947. Glitzy-fashionable and attractive
948. Spooked-frightened
949. Pertinent-relevant
950. Stalled-stopped
951. Rolling out-to make a new product
952. Gamble-take risky action
953. Ravage-create great damage
954. Compelling-very interesting
955. Perspective-point of view
956. Wary-not completely trusting someone
957. Reconcile-to restore friendly relation
958. Clout-influence
959. Dwindle-to become smaller in size
960. Ebbing-decreasing
961. Floundered-great difficulties
962. Unrest-disturbance
963. Anticipated-expected
964. Detracting-diverting
965. Discourse-debate

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966. Eroded-to slowly reduce
967. Stall-to stop making progress
968. Scant-very little
969. Meagre-very small
970. Disseminate-to spread or give out something
971. Demolition-act of destruction
972. Onus-responsibility
973. Incentive-something that encourages a person
974. Juncture-a particular point in time
975. Agitation-worry
976. Amendments-a change in law
977. Stir-to cause problems
978. Resurgence-a new interest in particular subject
979. Sordid-morally wrong
980. Clampdown-a sudden action taken by govt.
981. Intimidated-frightened
982. Eviction-to force someone to leave
983. Loathe-to hate someone
984. Waging-to fight a war to get something
985. Ushering-guiding
986. Exacerbated-make bad situation worse
987. Paucity-not enough
988. Enunciated-to express something in clear manner
989. Prudent-careful
990. Ancillary-provide support
991. Nullification-to cancel something
992. Defend-to protect from attack
993. Stance-a way of thinking
994. Hindrance-obstacle
995. Connotation-something suggested by word
996. Pertain-appropriate
997. Interpret-to decide

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998. Unsettle-disturbed
999. Per se-by itself
1000. Ambiguity-doubtfulness
1001. Laud-to praise
1002. Malady-a problem in the system
1003. Becalmed-to stop the progress
1004. Impaired-weaken
1005. Crunch-a difficult situation
1006. Decry-to criticize something
1007. Stipulate-to say exactly
1008. Invincible-impossible to defeat
1009. Crippling-to cause serious damage
1010. Ethos-set of beliefs
1011. Stung-annoyed
1012. Raft-a large no of
1013. Debilitating-making someone weak
1014. Engender-to make something happen
1015. Augment-to increase the size
1016. Capping-covering
1017. Pegged-identified
1018. Refrain-to avoid doing something
1019. Meltdown-a complete failure
1020. Depreciation-decrease in value of money
1021. Soothe-feel calm
1022. Provident-making arrangement for future
1023. Gauging-to make a judgment
1024. Inculcating-to fix beliefs or ideas
1025. Prod-to encourage someone
1026. Invigorate-to give strength
1027. Evasive-unclear answer
1028. Fated-not able to avoided
1029. Riots- a violent disturbance

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1030. Coursed-developed
1031. Exonerated-to state that someone is not guilty
1032. Rousing-exciting
1033. Fled-escaped
1034. Haste-excessive speed
1035. Discourse-written or spoken communication
1036. Fissures-faults
1037. Rectify-to correct something
1038. Poser-a problem that is difficult to solve
1039. Endurance-the ability to keep doing something
1040. Consortium-an association of companies
1041. Glaringly-a problem is very common
1042. Loophole-a small mistake
1043. Baron-a very important person in a specific field
1044. Restrain-prevent
1045. Bona fides-a persons honesty
1046. Credibility-someone can be believed
1047. Flamboyance-very confident
1048. Flouting-not obey a rule
1049. Bloated-excessive in size
1050. Malaise-a general feeling of discomfort
1051. Delink-break the connection
1052. Bankruptcy-when you unable to pay your debts, the law
of court sell your property
1053. Stingy-unwilling to spend money
1054. Fallout-an unpleasant result
1055. Draconian-extremely harsh and painful
1056. Overreach-to fail by reaching more than you can
manage
1057. Imminent-about to happen
1058. Convened-to bring a group of people
1059. Defending-to protect

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1060. Vague-not clearly expressed
1061. Offences-illegal act
1062. Innocuous-not harmful
1063. Flagrant-a shocking bad action
1064. Strident-expressed in forceful
1065. Disquiet-worry
1066. Futile-having no effect
1067. Deem-to judge in particular way
1068. Undermining-destroying the base
1069. Emotive-causing strong feeling
1070. Repudiation-rejection of proposal
1071. Redline-a boundary line
1072. Assent-approval
1073. Abdication-to stop controlling
1074. Reap-gather
1075. Dividend-the profit paid to people
1076. Intimidation-to warn someone
1077. Polarize-to divide a group
1078. Profess-to state something
1079. Discourse-communication in speech or writing
1080. Demise-a person’s death
1081. Abiding-stick to specific emotion
1082. Estrangement-to have had serious argument
1083. Vague-not clearly expressed
1084. Forthright-honest
1085. Insurgency-an occasion when a group of people trying
to control their country by force
1086. Battered-damaged
1087. Scuttle-escape
1088. Subvert-try to destroy something
1089. Ramification-the possible results
1090. Align-adjust

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1091. Averse-strongly dislike
1092. Spared-to not hurt
1093. Tandem-having two thing arranged in front
1094. Slashed-to reduce
1095. Reluctant-not willing to do something
1096. Usher-to guide
1097. Primacy-importance
1098. Portraying-describing
1099. Solidarity-agreement
1100. Swipe-to hit somebody
1101. Divisive-something that cause great disagreement
1102. Reiteration-to say or do something again
1103. Obligation-something that you must do
1104. Discourse-communication
1105. Plausible-reasonable
1106. Beacon-signal
1107. Stem-to protect something from spreading
1108. Staunch-to stop something
1109. Bid-an effort to achieve something
1110. Bolstered-supported
1111. Accords-grant something
1112. Fallout-the unpleasant result
1113. Sagacity-ability to make good judgment
1114. Dismissal-the act of ordering someone to leave
1115. Revolt-take violent action
1116. Spilled over-to continue for a longer time
1117. Outright-completely
1118. Nastily-unpleasantly
1119. Lax-not sufficiently strict
1120. Pivotal-important
1121. Bitter foes-enemies
1122. Animosity-strong dislike

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1123. Clinging-to hold tightly
1124. Stood tall-to be brave
1125. Blunted-weak
1126. Dissidents-who criticize their govt.
1127. Overhaul-to make better
1128. Monopoly-to have complete control over something
1129. Perpetrator-someone who has committed a crime
1130. Combing-to search
1131. Sheer-completely
1132. Dividend-profit
1133. Imperil-to put people in danger
1134. Erring-wrong
1135. Mainstays-the most important part
1136. Semblance-a situation as expected
1137. Ally-someone who helps
1138. Courting-to pay special attention
1139. Garnered-to collect
1140. Fray-fight
1141. Snowball-increase rapidly in size
1142. Backlash-a strong negative reaction
1143. Resentment-dissatisfaction
1144. Vitiate-spoil
1145. vengeance-revenge
1146. spill over-influence a large area
1147. Bust-fracture
1148. Altercation-a noisy argument
1149. Overwrought-in a state of nervous
1150. Appease-to satisfy
1151. Dismantled-disassemble
1152. Backlash-a strong negative reaction
1153. Plum-highly desirable job
1154. Slog-effort

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1155. Dangling-hanging loosely
1156. Unearth-to find
1157. Dissension-disagreement
1158. Transpire-secret came to known
1159. Accolades-an expression of praise
1160. Sanctity-being holy
1161. Fervor-passionate feeling
1162. Plonk-to put down
1163. Spurn-to reject
1164. Semblance-a slightest appearance
1165. Emulating-imitating with effort
1166. Tailing-watching closely
1167. Elusive-difficult to find
1168. Wiped out-destroy
1169. Chastened-feel regret
1170. Dismal-depressing way
1171. Benign-favorable
1172. Conspicuous-easily seen
1173. Carnage-massacre
1174. Ineluctable-unavoidable
1175. Gall-humiliate
1176. Pare-cut away the outer part
1177. Discreet-careful
1178. Inundate-flood
1179. Salubrious-help giving climate
1180. Lugubrious-mournful
1181. Petulance-uncontrollable behavior
1182. Quaff-drink deeply
1183. Recuperate-regain strength
1184. Emissary-person send to deliver a massage
1185. Melee-noisy quarrel
1186. Fling-thrown violently

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1187. Tug-pull violently
1188. de facto-actually but not legally
1189. esprit de corps-brotherly feeling
1190. Pervade-spread through every part
1191. Amenable-willing to be guided or controlled
1192. Fragile-easily injured
1193. Bigot-person who strongly believe to an opinion
1194. Enumerate-count
1195. Inquisitive-fond of
1196. Devour-eat hungrily
1197. Patron-who give encouragement
1198. Assuage-make something pain less
1199. Impalpable-not easily grasped by mind
1200. Curtail-make shorter
1201. Haggard-unhealthy
1202. Enigma-mystery
1203. Jocular-humorous
1204. Rebuke-scold
1205. Remiss-irresponsible
1206. Vague-indistinct
1207. Brittle-breakable
1208. Grueling-extremely tiring
1209. Brink-the point where anew situation is begin
1210. Oust-to force someone to leave a job
1211. Embattled-a lot of problems
1212. Hiatus-a pause
1213. Lethargic-having a little energy
1214. Rebuke-a sharp disapproval
1215. Overture-a communication made to someone
1216. Pleading-requesting
1217. Deter-to discourage
1218. Nudge-small push

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1219. Hipness-style
1220. Lure-tempted somebody to do something
1221. Apace-quickly
1222. Stringent-serious
1223. Geospatial-data related to a location
1224. Retted-make careful attention
1225. Disseminate-spread something
1226. Envisage-to imagine for future
1227. Appellate-involving an attempt to get legal decision
changed
1228. Mutating-changing
1229. Plundering-stealing
1230. Exhorts-encourage
1231. Decrying-publicly declare as evil
1232. Writ-the authority to make law
1233. Remiss-lacking care
1234. Mitigation-to reduce seriousness
1235. Replenish-fill something
1236. Absolve-declare free from punishment
1237. Limbo-an uncertain situation
1238. Pervasive-spreading widely
1239. Ineptitude-lack of skill
1240. Topple-to loose balance
1241. Behest-a person order
1242. Bolt hole-where a person hide
1243. Conduit-a way of connecting two place
1244. Defamation-to damage the reputation of someone
1245. Retrograde-returning to worse conditions
1246. Anecdotal-not based on facts
1247. Statute-a written law
1248. Stifle-to prevent something from happening
1249. Sue-to take legal action against someone

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1250. Befuddling-confusing
1251. Fillip-something that cause a sudden improvement
1252. Unerring-always right
1253. Avert-to prevent something bad from happening
1254. Purports-to pretend to be something
1255. Assimilate-to become part of group
1256. Churning-move very forcefully
1257. Cohabit-coexist
1258. Wooing-seeing the favor
1259. Mired-involved in a difficult situation
1260. Exacerbated-something that is already been worse
1261. Divisive-tend to cause disagreement
1262. Ossified-fixed
1263. Brash-showing too much confidence
1264. Equanimity-calmness
1265. Grapple-fight
1266. Plenary-a meeting
1267. Disarmaments-the reduction of military forces
1268. Fraught-full of unpleasant things
1269. Reckon-to think
1270. Crippled-seriously damaged
1271. Cold comfort-poor
1272. Tatters-irregularity turn pieces of something
1273. Transcend-to go further
1274. Exacerbate-to make bad situation worse
1275. Elusive-difficult to find
1276. Hiatus-a pause in something
1277. Disenfranchise-to take away the voting power
1278. Reposed-to keep
1279. Deferment-temporarily delay something
1280. Perversion-changing of something
1281. Vitiating-to destroy

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1282. Lackluster-without energy
1283. Enticement-something used to attract someone
1284. Slashed-very much reduce
1285. Defying-refuse to obey
1286. Charismatic-special power to influence other people
1287. Mitigated-to make less harmful
1288. Cynicism-not sincere
1289. Quibble-a slight objection
1290. Floundering-to express great difficulties
1291. Squeamish-easily upset
1292. Thwarted-to stop something from happening
1293. Unify-to bring together
1294. Restive-unwilling to be control
1295. Complacent-feeling so satisfied with your ability
1296. Maverick-a person who thinks independently
1297. Stalwarts-loyal reliable supporters
1298. Exigencies-the difficulties of a situation
1299. Relinquishing-give up
1300. Spat-a short argument
1301. Ineptness-without skill
1302. Tapestry-complex sequence
1303. Denude-to remove covering
1304. Disparity-difference
1305. Unfettered-not limited by rules
1306. Fiat-order given by authority
1307. Inked-signed
1308. Ambivalence-two opposing feeling at same time
1309. Pivotal-central
1310. Refurbishment-making something new
1311. Gripping-very interesting
1312. Candid-truthful and frank
1313. Drift-a continuous slow movement

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1314. Demitted-resign from office
1315. Divest-to sell something
1316. Alienate-transfer of property
1317. Prickly-complicated
1318. Awash-covered with a liquid
1319. Forbearance-the quality of being patient
1320. Plunge-to become lower in value
1321. Offing-likely to happen soon
1322. Undergird-to strengthen
1323. Cognizant-having knowledge
1324. Scrapping-removing
1325. Construed-to understand the meaning
1326. Ramification-the possible results of an action
1327. Reprimand-a formal disapproval
1328. Acquiesce-to unwillingly accept
1329. Cascade-to fall quickly
1330. Prolific-producing greater no of something
1331. Accolade-praise
1332. Blip-something that is unimportant
1333. Appraisal-examine
1334. Downsized-to become smaller
1335. Dampened-to make something less strong
1336. Strips-remove something
1337. Hinge-dependent on something
1338. Fillip-something that cause sudden improvement
1339. Perpetrator-someone who has committed a crime
1340. Consolation-something that made sad
1341. Repudiated-rejected
1342. Delineate-to describe edge of something
1343. Strife-angry disagreement
1344. Subside-become less intense
1345. Mayhem-a violent situation

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1346. Cult-very popular
1347. Encroachment-entry to another property illegally
1348. Coercively-forcefully
1349. Botched-carelessly
1350. Ferocity-violent
1351. Riveting-very interesting
1352. Reign-ruling
1353. Resilience-returning to good condition
1354. Relinquished-to give up
1355. Unambiguous-completely clear
1356. Caveat-a warning
1357. Whim-a sudden wish
1358. Meticulously-very carefully
1359. Honed-become perfect
1360. Flutter-slightly uncomfortable
1361. Frittered-to waste money time etc.
1362. Entrenched-difficult to change
1363. Hasten-quick
1364. Grapples-fight
1365. Obligation-something that you must do
1366. Hinge-attach
1367. Blitzkrieg-a sudden attack
1368. Vicious-cruel
1369. Expunged-remove
1370. Rousing-exciting
1371. Lyricism-the beautiful expression of feeling
1372. Candid-truthfulness
1373. Colossal-extremely large
1374. Encroachment-to take control illegally
1375. Eroding-slowly reducing
1376. Rabble-disorderly crowd
1377. Expunge-remove

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1378. Condone-forgive
1379. Intractable-not easily control
1380. Sophism-false reasoning
1381. Epidemic-a particular problem that seriously affects
1382. Antiquated-old fashioned
1383. Prognosis-a future prediction
1384. Downsize-make something smaller
1385. Spur-to encourage
1386. Egalitarianism-all people are equal
1387. Betrayed-cheated
1388. Rift-a serious break in friendly relation
1389. Whine-utter complaint
1390. Phut-collapsed
1391. Circumspect-paying careful attention
1392. Circumvent-prevent
1393. Hebdomadal-weakly
1394. Stash-put it safely
1395. Dissension-argument
1396. Extraneous-not directly related
1397. Dubious-feeling doubt
1398. Jolt-shock
1399. Bickering-to argue about things
1400. Shaky-angry
1401. Lax-not strict
1402. Plague-to cause worry pain
1403. Lobbying-the activity to trying to convince someone
1404. Ranted-speak in an angry way
1405. Meticulously-very carefully
1406. Notwithstanding-although
1407. Menace-that cause harm
1408. Allegiance-support for a ruler
1409. Mesh-to join together

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1410. Exhortations-to strongly encourage
1411. Indigent-poor/needy
1412. Snipped-cut with scissors
1413. Umbrage-to feel upset
1414. Portrayal-to describe someone in paintings, films
1415. Besetting-a lot of problems
1416. Vague-not clearly expressed
1417. Dispensation-exemption from a rule
1418. Earnest-completely serious
1419. Contour-an outline
1420. Thrive-to grow
1421. Assent-approval
1422. Incurring-experiencing something unpleasant
1423. Contend-to say that something is true
1424. Perquisites-advantages
1425. Referendum-a vote in which all people are asked to give
their opinion
1426. Resentment-feel angry
1427. Rhetoric-speech intend to be effective
1428. Concession-a thing that is granted
1429. Malice-desired to harm
1430. Lucrative-profitable
1431. Spurn-reject
1432. Sheer-very important
1433. Refinement-a small change
1434. Meticulously-very carefully
1435. Kingpin-the most important person
1436. Plundering-stealing goods violently
1437. Breathtaking-very exciting
1438. Penitent-feeling regret
1439. Ransack-search thoroughly
1440. Sporadic-occasionally

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1441. Rescind-cancel a law
1442. Ado-trouble
1443. Stung-annoyed
1444. Raft-a large no. of
1445. Debilitating-making someone weak
1446. Pegged-marked
1447. Soothe-make someone feel calm
1448. Tantamount-being almost same
1449. Prod-to encourage someone to take action
1450. Clergy-religious leaders
1451. Perverse-strange
1452. Incarcerate-to put someone in prison
1453. Remission-cancellation of penalty
1454. Nub-the most important part
1455. Germane-relevant
1456. Tepid-not enthusiastic
1457. Flagship-the most important product
1458. Coup-an unexpectedly successful achievement
1459. Adept-very skilful
1460. Perdition-a state of punishment for ever
1461. Fidelity-honest support
1462. Diced-to do something extremely dangerous
1463. Rendered-provided
1464. Trifling-unimportant
1465. Substantive-very important
1466. Repercussion-the bad effect
1467. Stemmed-originated
1468. Moribund-not active
1469. Stride-an important positive development
1470. Gleaming-shining brightly
1471. Break free-to escape from something
1472. Strive-make great effort to do something

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1473. Conceded-agree
1474. Stifled-prevent something from happening
1475. Dint-as a result of something
1476. Ragged-not performing well
1477. Resilient-able to quickly return to good condition
1478. Mercurial-changing suddenly
1479. Booming-rapid increase
1480. Entail-to make something necessary
1481. Stymied-to prevent something from happening
1482. Abstinence-not doing something esp. alcohol or sex
1483. Endemic-regularly found and very common in a
particular area
1484. Bloated-excessive in size
1485. Malaise-a situation of discomfort
1486. Delink-break the connection
1487. Heeding-pay attention
1488. Defection-the act of leaving a country
1489. Contentious-controversy
1490. Grandiose-larger and containing more detail
1491. Manifest-to show something clearly
1492. Remit-sent money to something
1493. Sturdy-solid and strong
1494. Wretch-unfortunate
1495. Paragon-model of excellence
1496. Dour-severe and stern
1497. Muster-support
1498. Unscrupulous-behaving dishonest
1499. Cascading-to happen quickly
1500. Detrimental-harmful
1501. Myriad-extremely great number
1502. Sacrament-a religious ceremony
1503. Dictum-a short statement

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1504. Jettison-get rid of something
1505. Plight-a dangerous situation
1506. Perceive-come to realize
1507. Cogent-clear and logical
1508. Rhetorical-intend to seem important
1509. Doomed-unfortunate outcome
1510. Abdication-failure to fulfil a responsibility
1511. Hegemonic-the position of being strongest
1512. Disquieting-causing worry
1513. Transgressor-person who violates a law
1514. Mores-traditional custom
1515. Vengeance-the punishing of someone for harming you
1516. Fulsome-expressing a lot praise
1517. Credence-to believe that something is true
1518. Repressive-not allow something
1519. Wield-a lot of influence over people
1520. Cede-to give power
1521. Fallout-unpleasant result
1522. Vague-not clearly expressed
1523. Innocuous-not harmful
1524. Scathing-criticizing someone
1525. Boasted-to speak too proudly
1526. Vested-held completely
1527. Strife-disagreement between people
1528. Dovetailed-join together
1529. Exodus-a situation in which a lot of people leave a place
1530. Exhorted-strongly encourage someone
1531. Plank-an important principle
1532. Hurl-throw violently
1533. Despondency-loss of hope
1534. Levity-treat serious matter carelessly
1535. Camouflage-keep secret

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1536. Onerous-needing effort
1537. Deem-judge something
1538. Disquieting-causing worry
1539. Repudiation-rejection
1540. Reneged-failed to keep promise
1541. Estrangement-a serious argument with someone
1542. Scuttle-to escape
1543. Averse-strongly disliking
1544. Penchant-a strong liking
1545. Feverish-unnaturally excited
1546. Renditions-performance
1547. Hamstrung-restrict something
1548. Grisly-extremely unpleasant
1549. Fillip-sudden improvement
1550. Portent-warning
1551. Flagged-highlighted
1552. Tardy-slow
1553. Plight-an unpleasant condition
1554. Reconciliation-restore of friendly relation
1555. Disarray-the state of being confused
1556. Boastfully-to tell in a proud way
1557. Carnage-violent killing of large no. of people
1558. Caliphate-ruled by a single religious leader
1559. Disbanded-to break a group
1560. Mess-a situation full of problems
1561. Nabbing-catching someone who do a crime
1562. Revolt-take violent action
1563. Sanctity-very important
1564. Animosity-strong dislike
1565. De facto-in fact
1566. Combing-look through
1567. Reap-to collect

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1568. Mainstays-the most important part
1569. Efficacy-the ability to produce desired result
1570. Contravention-the action that is against law
1571. Echelon-a level or rank
1572. Earnest-completely serious
1573. Incinerate-destroy by burning
1574. Exaggerated-to make something larger
1575. Contemporary-existing
1576. Topple-loose balance
1577. Crumbled-become weaker
1578. Vicious-cruel
1579. Laid bare-to make something known
1580. Myriad-very large number of something
1581. Impunity-freedom from punishment
1582. Consternation-a feeling of worry
1583. Demented-unable to think due to worried
1584. Viciously-cruelly
1585. Unswerving-always strong
1586. Imbues-inspire with a feeling
1587. Gimmick-a trick to attract attention
1588. Mop up-to finish dealing with
1589. Reining-keeping under control
1590. Holistic-dealing with whole of something
1591. Rebuff-refuse to accept a helpful suggestion
1592. Backlash-a strong feel among group of people
1593. Fallout-a unpleasant result
1594. Insurgents-people fighting against govt.
1595. Baffling-impossible to understand
1596. Foray-a sudden attack
1597. Splurging-spending a lot money
1598. Rejig-organize
1599. Careened-move speedily in uncontrolled way

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1600. Strewn-to spread over a surface
1601. Satirical-using humor to criticize people
1602. Nihilistic-rejecting all religious belief
1603. Dissonance-disagreement
1604. Promulgate-announce publicly
1605. Splashy-water splashing out
1606. Whirring-humming sound
1607. Revitalization-resurgence
1608. Haul-pull with force
1609. Trumping-to defeat someone
1610. Ripple-an emotion
1611. Detractors-who criticize someone
1612. Mogul-a powerful person
1613. Mow-cut down with a machine
1614. Vitriolic-causing hurt
1615. Sagacity-ability to make good judgment
1616. Tainted-spoiled
1617. Corroborated-confirmed
1618. Pinnacle-the most successful point
1619. Transgression-breaking a rule
1620. Tenuous-weak
1621. Cliché-not interesting
1622. Rebuttal-something is not true
1623. Agony-great pain
1624. Neanderthal-person who talk aimlessly
1625. Affable-approachable
1626. Expurgate-takeout an objectionable part
1627. Shamble-walk unsteadily
1628. Addendum-omitted things added
1629. Archaic-out dated
1630. Cipher-workless person
1631. Connive-take no notice to what is ought to be opposed

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1632. Explicate-explain and detail
1633. Lassitude-uninterested
1634. Cogent-strong and convincing
1635. Opious-plentiful
1636. Chaperon-servant
1637. Paroxysm-a sudden strong feeling
1638. Sneer-to show that you have no respect for other
1639. Prodigal-wasteful
1640. Sermons-a talk on moral subject
1641. Pious-devoutly religious
1642. Derided-express jokes remark
1643. Poignantly-pitiable
1644. Cloak-veneer
1645. Apathy-dullness
1646. Akin-of similar character
1647. Bucking-dislodge
1648. Gratifying-give pleasure
1649. Deadlock-shock into taking action
1650. Wobbles-quiver
1651. Baffling-impossible to understand
1652. Denigration-criticizing in a derogatory manner
1653. Disdain-antipathy
1654. Delirium-illusions in mind
1655. Portend-be a sign of warning
1656. Stripped of-remove
1657. Manoeuvre-an action that you have the skill to do
1658. Defying-to refuse
1659. Charisma-a strong personal quality
1660. Fudging-to avoid making a decision
1661. Doldrums-unsuccessful
1662. Boos-expression of strong disapproval

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1663. Inasmuch-used for adding a comment that make your
view clear
1664. Preclude-prevent from happening
1665. Incursion-a sudden attack
1666. Contemplating-to consider doing something in future
1667. Superfluous-not needed
1668. Scramble-try very hard to do something
1669. Bumpy-not smooth
1670. Mandarins-senior govt. officials
1671. Sticky-a business where people like to spend a long
time
1672. Bundling-the act of selling several products together
1673. Churn-rapid and continuing movement
1674. Leeway-freedom to act in a particular limit
1675. Brusque-speaking quickly in an unfriendly way
1676. Vigilante-someone who tries to catch and punish
criminals
1677. Quipped-talk in funny way
1678. Trauma-aba experience
1679. Wield-to have a lot of experience
1680. Modality-a particular way of doing something
1681. Crutch-something that provides help
1682. Underpin-to be an important basic part
1683. Adjudication-verification by law
1684. Amenity-something that make enjoyable to live
1685. Reverberations-an effect that spread over wide area
1686. Brinkmanship-the act of taking risk and making a
situation bad
1687. Detonation-the act of making bomb explode
1688. Sampant-getting worse quickly
1689. Trump-an advantage held in reserve
1690. Perpetuated-wrong doing continuing

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1691. Chauvinistic-someone who believes that their own
country is better than others
1692. Fringe-the less important part
1693. Conciliatory-try to end an argument
1694. Marauding-going from one place to another using
violence
1695. Staunch-loyal
1696. Outlived-long lived
1697. Entailed-to involve something
1698. Outlay-an amount of money spent for particular
purpose
1699. Lingered-to stay longer
1700. Juicy-interesting activity
1701. Jamboree-a large organized event
1702. Regurgitate-to repeat facts
1703. Skewed-not accurate
1704. Slash-cut in a violent way
1705. Particulate-extremely small piece of dirt
1706. Caveat-a warning
1707. Ischaemic-relating to medical problem
1708. Toll-the total amount of harm
1709. Lacuna-a gap
1710. Warlord-a military leader
1711. Butcher-someone who has killed a lot of people
1712. Dwindled-to become smaller in size
1713. Ousted-to remove someone from power
1714. Shun-to avoid something
1715. Amnesty-a situation where the govt. not to punished
who committed crime
1716. Haul-to take something forcefully
1717. Raked in-to earn a lot of money
1718. Explicit-clear and exact

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1719. Sop-something of little importance
1720. Disarming-making someone feel less angry
1721. Tortuous-extremely complicated
1722. Bleak-no hope for future
1723. Lucidity-the way something clearly expressed
1724. Sowing-growing bad emotion
1725. Flagging-marking for treatment
1726. Augur-to be a sign in future
1727. Clinching-to get or win something
1728. Baffling-impossible to understand
1729. Moratorium-an official period to stop activity
1730. Strife-fighting between people
1731. Painstakingly-in the way where you take a lot effort
1732. Disbanding-stop working together
1733. Esoteric-known about few people
1734. Enthuse-to show excitement
1735. Seminal-containing new ideas
1736. Cog-someone considered as a minor part of large
organization
1737. Bottleneck-a problem that check progress
1738. Discourse-a serious speech
1739. Promulgated-to make an idea known to more people
1740. Wilted-become weaker
1741. Tract-a large area of land
1742. Expedient-helpful in a particular situation
1743. Scourge-something that cause strong suffering
1744. Debilitating-causing weakness
1745. Chasm-a very large difference between opinion
1746. Stasis-a situation where there is no movement
1747. Bloated-not affective
1748. Instinctive-done without thinking
1749. Echelons-a group of people in an organization

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1750. Accrue-to increase in number
1751. Pegging-fasten something
1752. Suboptimal-not of highest standard
1753. Plague-to cause worry
1754. Pitfall-a problem that is likely to happen in particular
situation
1755. Remunerating-to pay reward
1756. Pragmatic-solving problem in a sensible way
1757. Impasse-where progress is not possible
1758. Averted-to prevent something bad
1759. Ailing-weak
1760. Broached-to begin discussion of something difficult
1761. Replete-full of something
1762. Horrific-so shocking
1763. Crumbled-to stop being effective
1764. Shambles-very badly organized
1765. Incessant-continue for a long time
1766. Futility-a lack of purpose
1767. Vetting-making careful examination
1768. Troubadour-poet and singer
1769. Sprung-happen unexpectedly
1770. Astounding-very surprising
1771. Idiosyncratic-unusual
1772. Purist-who follow traditional rule
1773. Clinch-to manage to win
1774. Angst-a strong feeling of worried about
1775. plumbing-connecting
1776. Alienation-the feeling that you do not belong to a
particular society
1777. Morphed-to change from one form to another by small
steps
1778. Spiraling-show a continuous increase

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1779. Cold war-unfriendly relation
1780. Frosty-unfriendly
1781. Resurgent-becoming popular
1782. Throwback-a person or thing that is similar to earlier
type
1783. Belligerence-very unfriendly
1784. Intransigence-refusing to change opinion
1785. Murky-complicated situation
1786. Coercive-using force to make someone agree
1787. Rogue-dishonest
1788. Bemoaning-to complained about disappointment
1789. Bleaker-no hope
1790. Cramped-small and crowded
1791. Unedifying-unpleasant
1792. Mitigation-a reduction in harmful effect
1793. Lenient-not as serious as pretend to be
1794. Swayed-controlled
1795. Nepotism-act of using power to get jobs for family
1796. Nascence-beginning to exist
1797. Fester-to become worse
1798. Faux pas-behaviors that are not polite
1799. Sparsely-small in numbers
1800. Allegiance-loyalty for a ruler
1801. Sanitize-to change something by removing unpleasant
things
1802. Innocuous-not likely to offend anyone
1803. Abhorrent-dislike very much
1804. Execrable-extremely bad
1805. Last-ditch-a final try achieving something
1806. Salvage-try to make a bad situation better
1807. Crackle-full of nervousness
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1809. Syncretic-combination of different religion
1810. Bullying-behavior that hurts someone
1811. Sectarian-disagreements among different religious
group
1812. Suffice-to be enough
1813. Transgression-to do something not allowed by law
1814. Hard-pressed-a person who has not enough money
1815. Modality-a particular way of doing something
1816. Codify-to make something part of organized system
1817. Unravel-to understand something complicated
1818. Spurt-a sudden increase
1819. Baiting-to make someone angry
1820. Abrasive-rude behavior
1821. Groping-to touch someone sexually
1822. Avalanche-a large quantity of similar things
1823. Plague-to cause a lot of problems
1824. Rot-make fun
1825. Pluralistic-people should live together without fighting
1826. Enunciated-to express an idea clearly
1827. Defection-to leave a country
1828. Flutter-quick up and down
1829. Betrayal-not loyal
1830. Jostling-struggling
1831. Cognizant-recognize
1832. Doldrums-unsuccessful
1833. Precipitous- happening quickly
1834. Tyranny-cruel treatment
1835. Extricate-to get something from difficult situation
1836. Peg-an arrangement that keeps price constant
1837. Equitable-fair and reasonable
1838.

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