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n. craven
(a) courteous respect for; honor; esteem; reverence
(b) coward; abject person
(c) person who eats and drinks to excess; overeater
(d) blunt refusal to offered help; rejection; refusal; snub
 
adj. lithe
(a) in few words; brief; condensed; succinct; short yet comprehensive
(b) royal; grand; majestic
(c) harmful; hostile; unfriendly
(d) easily bent; pliable; supple; limber
 
adj. feasible
(a) filthy; wretched (from squalor); dirty; miserable
(b) reasonable; practical; achievable; likely; possible
(c) exacting; precise; pedantic; cautious concerning minute details
(d) having the qualities of a beast; brutal; barbaric
 
v. muse
(a) to support; to approve of; to recommend; to approve; to sanction
(b) to examine closely; to study; to investigate; to inspect
(c) to think or speak meditatively; to ponder; to meditate
(d) to plead in favor of
 
n. cataclysm
(a) state of being tired or listless; exhaustion; laziness; weariness
(b) anything to which one gives excessive devotion; idolized object
(c) extreme natural force; catastrophe
(d) disapproval; condemnation

 

v. ratify
(a) to make valid; to confirm; to approve; to sanction; to authorize
(b) to come down from one's position or dignity; to lower oneself; to patronize
(c) to overlook; to forgive; to pardon
(d) to feed fuel to, especially a fire
 
adj. evanescent
(a) excessively fond of; adoring
(b) strong; bulky; stocky; sturdy
(c) vanishing quickly; dissipating like a vapor; fading; disappearing
(d) filled with love and desire; charmed; delighted
 
adj. imperious
(a) arrogant; urgent; absolutely necessary
(b) causing frustration or destruction
(c) based on one's preference or judgment; unrestricted
(d) friendly; genial; pleasant
 
v. efface
(a) to erase; to make inconspicuous; to destroy; to wipe out
(b) to offer reasons for; to account for on rational grounds
(c) to bring into mutual relation; to connect
(d) to go; to move slowly; to delay
 
v. atrophy
(a) to waste away; as from lack of use; to wither
(b) to make easier; to simplify; to expedite; to assist forward; to promote
(c) to guess; to presume; to assume; to think; to suppose
(d) to cause to get stuck in wet, soggy ground; to muddy

n. craven (b) coward; abject person
adj. lithe (d) easily bent; pliable; supple; limber
adj. feasible (b) reasonable; practical; achievable; likely; possible
v. muse (c) to think or speak meditatively; to ponder; to meditate
n. cataclysm (c) extreme natural force; catastrophe
v. ratify (a) to make valid; to confirm; to approve; to sanction; to authorize
adj. evanescent (c) vanishing quickly; dissipating like a vapor; fading; disappearing
adj. imperious (a) arrogant; urgent; absolutely necessary
v. efface (a) to erase; to make inconspicuous; to destroy; to wipe out
v. atrophy (a) to waste away; as from lack of use; to wither


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