abode - home, dwelling.
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affluent - prosperous, wealthy, rich
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aftermath - that which results or follows an event
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blithe-merry, cheerful
blithesome-
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blunder- stupid mistake, careless mistake
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broods- to think continually about something usuallyin a negative way.
(as a noun—a family with children)
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calamity - a happening which is terribly wrong, grievous
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cogitations- - contemplations, thoughts, meditation
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collaborate- - to work cooperatively together
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comrade- a person who shares closely in another’s activities
comraderie
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confidant -a person with whom very personal issues are shared ___________________________________________________________________________________
consume- to use up, eat up, absorb
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dejected- depressed, disheartened, low spirits ___________________________________________________________________________________
demeanor-conduct, behavior, presentation of oneself ___________________________________________________________________________________
den - a secluded place, a quiet place, in a home or for animals, a lair; also, a leisure room in a house ___________________________________________________________________________________
despondent - feeling hoplessness or discouraged
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determination- resolved about something, to be sure about
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dolorous -grieving, having sorrow, mournful ___________________________________________________________________________________
dominate - to rule over, control
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donned -to put on or dress in
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ebullience- high spirits, enthusiasm, also overflowing,passionate
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embroil - bring into strife, involve in conflict or trouble
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erudite - learned, scholarly
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esteemed- respected, highly regarded
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expiation - the act of making up for , atoning, get relief
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expeditiously-done in a prompt, immediate manner
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fare -to experience good or bad fortune
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fate-an inevitable outcome; an event or series of events or situation that was (is ) bound to happen.
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fete -a festive celebration
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fiasco- a complete failure
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forthwith- immediately, at once
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frolicking(adj) merry making, joyous playfulness
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glumness (n) a gloomy , sullen, mood
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habitat ( n) a place where someone lives, usually used when referring to the native environment of an animal or plant.
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hustled (v) to be pushed or ushed
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immortal (adj) not subject to dying, remembered or celebrated for all time
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immutable (adj) unchangeable, unalterable, changeless
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impetuous (adj) characterized by sudden or rash energy ___________________________________________________________
imprudent (adj) unwise, not practical, not cautious
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impulsive(adj) action taken swayed or based on emotion without
rational thought.
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inevitably (adj) sure to happen, cannot be avoided ___________________________________________________________
iniquity (n) great injustice , wickedness
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innumerable (adj) many in number, very numerous
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irascibility (n) the state of being easily aroused to anger ___________________________________________________________
iterative (adj) repetitious, repeating
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jubilantly (adv) showing great joy or triumph
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leisurely (adj) unhurried, doing something without haste
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meandering (adj) winding , not straight or direct
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melancholy (n) a gloomy state of mind
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miraculously (adv) in the nature of a miracle, marvelous
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mirthful (adj) joyous, jolly
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modest (adj) simple, moderate, not showy, unpretentious
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morose (adj) gloomily ill-humored, depressing (also can mean willful
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mourn (v) to feel or express sorrow or grief
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muse (v) to silently meditate, think about something
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optimism( n) the tendency to be hopeful and look at the favorable side
of happenings and possibilities , hopeful
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peevish (adj) cross, fretful, emotional irritation
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pensively (adj) deeply and seriously thoughtful, sometimes in a sad way
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perilous (adj) dangerous, risky
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pernicious (adj) harmful, hurtful, injurious
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plight (n) a condition or state, usually an unfavorable one
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pundit (n) a learned person, an authority on something, an expert
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precipitate
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quotidian (adj) daily
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reflecting (v) to think about something carefully, ponder
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resolution (n) a determined decision about something
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revelry (n) doing something which produces merriment, fun
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revert (v) go back to a previous condition or belief
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sanguine (adj) cheerful, hopeful, confident
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scampered (v) to run, especially playfully as a child
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scholarly (adj) having the qualities of highly educated, and learned
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self-censure (adj) having self criticism, showing disapproval of oneself
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shun (v) to keep away from, avoid
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somberly (adj) gloomy, dismal, depressing
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sullen (adj) showing irritation, ill humor, quietly gloomy
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summarily
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traumatic (adj) pertaining to a severe, sometimes startling experience
which leaves bad effects
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trivial (adj) of little importance or value, insignificant
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veritable (adj) being truly or very much so, something very true
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vexatious (adj) irritating, annoying
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vicissitudes (n) changes, successive alterating , changing phases or conditions
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vivacious (adj) lively, animated, spightly
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voraciously(adv) doing something to an extreme degree, sometimes excessively___________________________________________________________
wallow ( v) to live in an indulgent manner, in positive and frequently negative ways ___________________________________________________________
wane(v) to decline in power or importance and significant