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laudatory

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expressing praise the audience at the concert was lauditorty after the amazing performance

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prolific

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(adj.) abundantly productive; abundant, profuse the apple tree was much more prolific then last year

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perfunctory

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done in a routine way; indifferent since the washing the dishes needs to be done egery night it is perfunctory

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plegmatic

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slow-moving, sluggish; unemotional the guards at Buckingham palace are very phlegmatic all the time.

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solace

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comfort in order to solace the child, I have to give him a cookie.

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discomfited

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to make uneasy or perplexed; disconcert many people were discomfited when they heard a prisoner had escaped

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astute

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shrewd; clever because I was astute I noticed the security guard was frustrated.

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demure

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quiet and modest; reserved before joining the speech team cody was very demure individual

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sequential

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arranged in a sequence; serial in order to make a cake successfully, we must follow sequential steps

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innate

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inborn; natural unlike many birds, the penguin is not born with the innate ability to fly.

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utilitarian

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designed to be useful or practical rather than attractive although the house may be utilitarian, it does work perfectly for handicapped people.

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transient

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(adj.) lasting only a short time, fleeting; (n.) one who stays only a short time during the winter, Gary had a transient cold spell.

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condolence

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an expression of sympathy hakes friends gave him their condolences after he lost his puppy.

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benevolent

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kindly, charitable the women gave a lot of money to multiple charities

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lethargic

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acting in an indifferent or slow, sluggish manner my lethargic cat slept all day by the same spot

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vicarous

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substitute, acting for another, sharing in someone else's experience when playing sports most kids wish that their parents wouldn't be so vicarious

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impinge

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effect later on bob knew that his injuries from the car crash would impinge his life.

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persused

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to look again the librarian perused the bookshelf looking for a book about spiders.

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intrepid

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fearless soldiers must be intrepid during night time battles

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trite

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(adj.) commonplace; overused, stale by the end of the wedding reception the brides thak you became overly trite.

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vindicate

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to free from blame in order to vindicate his name, the suspect had to find the real criminal.

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