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soporific causing sleep
The pill is soporific.
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aboriginal the first of its kind in a region
A polar bear is aboriginal in Africa.
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Tout to publicize or praise highly
Eon was tout after he freed
Iod from the illness.
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vulnerable conquerable; weak
The mouse was vulnerable in the field
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apprise to supply notice; inform/tell someone
I plan to apprise someone about how
I'm not going to be here on Thursday
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autonomous self governing; acting on independence
Women can be very autonomous too.
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candor oppeness or honesty, canter-smooth, easy space
This child is very candor.
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Conjecture guess
They had to conjecture who murdered who in the game clue.
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Convivial joyous; amiable
Christmas is always convivial.
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eclectic consisting of elements from many diverse sources
She is very ecletic in her music choice.
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eminence famous or recognized superiority
"Your eminence," called Eon
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fallow uncultivated
The land was fallow.
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graft unscrupulous use of rank or formal post for personal gain
He grafted his goals.
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harlequin clown
He is the harlequin of the class
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incubus oppresive/heavy weight
The worldest fatest man was incubus.
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iniquitous wicked
The villian ws very iniquitous.
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levity humor; lack or seriousness
He was levity at the wrong time.
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niggardly unwilling to spend; stingy
My great great aunt is niggardly.
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obligatory required as an obligation; legally bound
The servant was held obligatory by her master
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piquant seasoned; racy; lively; exciting
The rodeo is very piquant.
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