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35 Words

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affectation
1.
a
ffec
ta
tion
Noun

an insincere and unnatural manner of speaking, behaving, or writing that is intended to impress

They quickly saw through the affectation of his elegant speech, recognizing it as an attempt to impress.

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amalgam
2.
a
mal
gam
Noun

a combination or blend of different things

Her art is an amalgam of various styles, merging abstract and realism in a unique way.

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din
3.
din
Noun

an unpleasant and loud noise that could be heard for an extended amount of time

The din of the crowd at the concert was so overwhelming that it almost drowned out the music.

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guile
4.
guile
Noun

the use of tricks, tactics, or intentionally misleading behaviors aimed at deceiving others for self-interested purposes

Politicians often rely on guile like spin and rhetoric to portray their opponents' policies in a negative light.

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levity
5.
le
vi
ty
Noun

a way of speaking, acting, or conveying information in a lighthearted style without gravity

The after-dinner speeches were delivered with a light levity to keep the mood cheerful.

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clamor
6.
cla
mor
Noun

a loud, harsh, and often unpleasant noise

The clamor of the factory machines made it hard to think.

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mollify
7.
mo
lli
fy
Verb

to do something that lessens someone's anger or sadness

She mollified her upset friend by apologizing sincerely.

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aberrant
8.
a
be
rrant
Adjective

different from the usual and accepted way

His behavior was aberrant compared to the rest of the group.

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[run] amok
Phrase

to behave in a wild, uncontrolled, and often violent manner

The crowd at the concert ran amok, breaking barriers and causing chaos.

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antic
10.
an
tic
Adjective

behaving or acting in a way that is funny, energetic, or silly, it is usually annoying or strange

His antic dance moves made everyone laugh at the party.

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become
11.
be
come
Verb

to start or grow to be

He's training to become a pilot at a flight school.

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bereft
12.
be
reft
Adjective

(of people) feeling very lonely and sorrowful, particularly as a result of a loss

After the passing of her husband, she felt completely bereft.

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bleak
13.
bleak
Adjective

(of weather) unpleasantly cold and often windy

The bleak winter day was characterized by gray skies and biting winds.

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callow
14.
ca
llow
Adjective

(of a person) young and behaving in a manner that displays one's inexperience or immaturity

Despite his callow attitude, he was determined to prove himself.

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choleric
15.
cho
le
ric
Adjective

easily angered or irritated

The choleric outburst from the manager surprised everyone in the office.

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covert
16.
co
vert
Adjective

not displayed or acknowledged openly

During the meeting, she made a covert gesture to signal her colleague.

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cynical
17.
cy
ni
cal
Adjective

having a distrustful or negative outlook, often believing that people are motivated by self-interest

After experiencing multiple disappointments, she became cynical about the concept of true love.

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erratic
18.
e
rra
tic
Adjective

having a strong potential for sudden variations or fluctuations that cannot be predicted

His erratic behavior at the meeting made everyone uncomfortable.

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facile
19.
fa
cile
Adjective

achieved or performed without much effort

The athlete's victory was facile, as they dominated the competition without much challenge.

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inherent
20.
in
he
rent
Adjective

inseparable essential part or quality of someone or something that is in their nature

Trust is an inherent part of any successful relationship.

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intrinsic
21.
int
rin
sic
Adjective

belonging to something or someone's character and nature

The intrinsic sweetness of the ripe fruit made it delicious without any added sugar.

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keen
22.
keen
Adjective

having a strong enthusiasm, desire, or excitement for something or someone

She was keen to dive into the new book series, devouring each novel with gusto.

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novel
23.
no
vel
Noun

a long written story that usually involves imaginary characters and places

She's reading a novel about a detective solving mysteries in a small town.

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obsolete
24.
ob
so
lete
Adjective

outdated and gone out of style, often replaced by more current trends or advancements

The flip phone has become obsolete in an era dominated by smartphones.

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optimal
25.
op
ti
mal
Adjective

most favorable or effective under specific conditions

The optimal route for travel was chosen to avoid traffic.

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placid
26.
pla
cid
Adjective

peaceful and calm, not easily excited, irritated, angered, or upset

She remained placid despite the chaos around her.

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pragmatic
27.
prag
ma
tic
Adjective

based on reasonable and practical considerations rather than theory

In the face of budget constraints, the manager took a pragmatic approach, prioritizing cost-effective solutions.

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retire
28.
re
tire
Verb

to leave your job and stop working, usually on reaching a certain age

After working for 30 years, she finally retired.

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sportive
29.
spor
tive
Adjective

relating to or interested in sports

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timely
30.
time
ly
Adjective

happening at exactly the best time possible

The timely arrival of the ambulance saved the injured hiker's life.

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unprecedented
31.
un
pre
ce
den
ted
Adjective

never having existed or happened before

The pandemic caused an unprecedented disruption to global travel and commerce.

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vintage
32.
vin
tage
Adjective

(of things) old but highly valued for the quality, excellent condition, or timeless design

The vintage car, restored to its former glory, exemplified the craftsmanship of classic automobiles.

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volatile
33.
vo
la
tile
Adjective

prone to unexpected and sudden changes, usually gets worse or dangerous

The political situation in the region is highly volatile.

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whimsical
34.
whim
si
cal
Adjective

driven by impulses and desires rather than logical necessity or reasoning

His whimsical decision to take a spontaneous trip surprised everyone.

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byzantine
35.
by
zan
tine
Adjective

so detailed and complex that understanding becomes difficult

The Byzantine bureaucracy of the government made it challenging for citizens to navigate and obtain permits.

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