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Someone or something that is intensely dsiliked, cursed, or shunned
Donald Trump is anathema for the things that he has said about Hiliary Clinton. |
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1. To satisfy.
2. To lessen or reduce the intensity of.
The boys were assuaged with gatorade after the game. |
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Like a benevolent uncle;familiar and indulgent
My father's friends were avuncular for bringing us our very own gifts. |
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Sociable; concerned with good company and festivities
Everyone was convivial at the banquet the other day. |
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Combining elements from a variety of sources
The people had an eclectic of colors in their living room.
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A short, witty poem or saying
The students had to write an epigram in their English class. |
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To explain in detail; to set forth
Mrs. Harvey had to expound the math problem. |
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Relating to the essential nature of something; real or actual
Ghosthunters is intrinsic to what goes on in real life. |
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Inveterate
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Habitual or deeply rooted; persistent
He was an inveterate gambler at the casino. |
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A very powerful or wealthy person; a magnate
Jay-Z is a very powerful mogul in this industry. |
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Munificient
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Extremely generous; liberal in giving
Ethan was very munificent in giving back to the poor. |
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