| Definition | Word |
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| Adj - Deviating from the norm | |
| V - To renounce or reject solemnly; to recant; to avoid | |
| V - To abolish or annul by authority; put down | |
| N - Act of cutting off or removing | |
| V - To depart clandestinely;to steal off and hide | |
| Adj - Hard to understand, recondite, esoteric, secret, arcane | |
| N - Growth; increase by siccessive addition; building up | |
| Adj - Having a sour or bitter taste or character | |
| N - quick, keen, or accurate knowledge or insight | |
| V - To reduce purity by combining with inferior ingredients | |
| V - To foreshadow vaguely, intimate, suggest, or outline sketchily | |
| Adj - Dealing with, apprecative, or responsive to the arts or beauty | |
| V - To increase in intensity, power, or prestige; to make appear greater | |
| N - Eager and enthusiastic willingness | |
| V - To commingle; to debase by mixing with something inferior | |
| V - To combine several elements into a whole | |
| V - To make better or more tolerable | |
| Adj - Agreeable; responsive to suggestion | |
| N - Something out of place in terms of historical or chronological context | |
| N - A solemn or ecclesiastical curse; accursed/thoroughly loathed person or thing | |
| N - aversion or dislike | |
| Adj - Diametrically opposed, as in antithesis | |
| N- Expression of truth in a short, witty saying | |
| N- Composure under strain | |
| Adj - of dubious authenticity or origin; spurious | |
| N - Farthest of highest point; culmination;zenith | |
| N. One who abandons long-held religious or political convictions | |
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| N - deification, glorification to godliness, the perfect example | |
| Adj - Appropriate, pertinent, relevant, apropos | |
| N - an expression of approval or praise | |
| V - to take for one's own use, confiscate | |
| V. Give notice to, inform | |
| N - Complex, ornate design | |
| Adj - Mysterious, abstruse, esoteric, knowable only to initiates | |
| Adj - Impudent, thorough, unmitigated, notorious, barefaced, utter | |
| Adj - Completely without guile; natural, without artificiality | |
| N - One who practices rigid self-denial, especially as an act of religious devotion | |
| N. Severity, rigor, roughness, harshness, acrimony, irritability | |
| N - An act of defamation or maligning | |
| V. To aver, allege, assert | |
| Adj - diligent, hard-working | |
| V - To relieve, ease, mitigate, appease, satisfy, allay, soothe, calm, mollify | |
| Adj - Having a tightening effect on living tissue; harsh; severe | |
| V - to rarefy, weaken or make thinner, lessen | |
| Adj - Daring and fearless; recklessly bold | |
| N - an omen, portent, the reading of omens | |
| Adj - Majestic, venerable | |
| N - Protection or support, patronage | |
| Adj - Favorable, propitious, successful, prosperous | |
| Adj - Without adornment; bare; severely simple; ascetic | |
| N - Greed, especially for wealth | |
| V. To state as a fact; to declare or assert | |
| N - Universally recognized principle; a generally accepted or common saying | |
| Adj - Taken as a given; posessing self-evident truth | |
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Greek Alphabet
Most Spoken Languages
Giant Word Ladder I
