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indefatigable
[in-di-fat-i-guh-buh l]
(Note: Think fatigue—tired; “un-/in-“= not) |
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| (n.)—saying; rule of conduct |
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| (adj.)—stubborn; inflexible |
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parasitical
[par-uh-sit-ik-uhl] |
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| (adj.)—living or existing off of someone or something else |
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posthumously
[pos-chuh-muh s-lee] |
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| (adv.)—occurring or continuing after one’s death |
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tractable
[trak-tuh-buh l] |
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| (adj.)—easily led, taught or controlled |
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irrepressible
[ir-i-pres-uh-buh l] |
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| (v.)—to present an honor on someone |
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| (n.)—something that is put forward to conceal a true purpose |
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| (n.)—a group or clique within a larger group or organization |
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| (n.)— the practice or art of using language with fluency and aptness. |
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| (adj.)—foul, dirty, or filthy, morally or otherwise. |
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articulate
[ahr-tik-yuh-lit] |
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| (adj.)— expressed or presented with clarity and effectiveness |
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| (v.)—to dig up, unearth; exhume |
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| (adj.)—discouraged; disheartened |
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| (plural n.)—plan or procedure for achieving a goal |
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