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  1. Perpetuate → To make permanent or long-lasting

          

  2. Altruistic → A repayment; a deserved punishment

          

  3. Destitute → Deprived of the necessities of life, lacking in

          

  4. Venal → Open to or marked by bribery or corruption

          

  5. Capricious → Subject to whims or passing fancies

          

  6. Impervious → A moving force, impulse, stimulus

          

  7. Ascertain → To see clearly, recognize

          

  8. Truculent → Fierce and cruel; aggressive; deadly, destructive

          

  9. Deride → To ridicule, laugh at with contempt

          

  10. Acquiesce → To turn away; to make indifferent or hostile; to transfer

          

  11. Abhor → To regard with horror or loathing; to hate deeply

          

  12. Obviate → To anticipate and prevent p; to remove; dispose of

          

  13. Panacea → I remedy for all all ills, cure-all; in answer to all problems

          

  14. Ardent → Very enthusiastic, impassioned

          

  15. Pinnacle → I remedy for all all ills, cure-all; in answer to all problems

          

  16. Alienate → To turn away; to make indifferent or hostile; to transfer

          

  17. Parsimonious → Stingy, misery; meager, poor, small

          

  18. Stultify → Not easily moved, mentally or emotionally

          

  19. Assidious → Persistent; attentive, dilligent

          

  20. Craven → To desire something belonging to another

          

  21. Temerity → Old and feeble, worn-out, ruined

          

  22. Covet → To desire something belonging to another

          

  23. Augment → Very enthusiastic, impassioned

          

  24. Impetus → Not affected or hurt by; admitting of no passage or entrance

          

  25. Reprehensible → Deserving blame

          

  26. Meticulous → Given to much talking, tediously chatty

          

  27. Insidious → Persistent; attentive, dilligent

          

  28. Poignant → Forceful, convincing, relevant, to the point

          

  29. Nonchalant → Fierce and cruel; aggressive; deadly, destructive

          

  30. Cursory → Hasty, not thorough

          

  31. Precedent → And example that may serve as a basis for imitation

          

  32. Virulent → Very enthusiastic, impassioned

          

  33. Garrulous → Subject to whims or passing fancies

          

  34. Solace → Comfort, relief

          

  35. Stolid → Comfort, relief

          

  36. Discern → To see clearly, recognize

          

  37. Retribution → A repayment; a deserved punishment

          

  38. Cogent → To desire something belonging to another

          

  39. Decrepit → Old and feeble, worn-out, ruined

          

  40. Fortitude → Courage in facing difficulties