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stubborn; close-minded OPINIONATED

thief, robber, bandit BRIGAND

to let go; give up RELINQUISH

careful, cautious CIRCUMSPECT

an opening; to break through BREACH

to seize, confiscate COMMANDEER

A difficult problem with no perfect answer DILEMMA

A complete standstill DEADLOCK

to wipe out; to erase EFFACE

awkward, heavy, hard to handle CUMBERSOME

a hopeless mess MUDDLE

scattered fragments, litter debris

uncontrolled unbridled

to scold admonish

to spread out; wordy diffuse

false, not true spurious

enduring, lasting for a long time perennial

to incline to beforehand predispose

rescue, recover, retrieve salvage

irregular, sudden and violent but brief spasmodic

to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place adjourn

having a pleasing appearance comely

a trick feint

to strengthen fortify

to make fun of rudely jeer

exotic, unfamiliar alien

immoral, corrupt dissolute

the process of driving or forcing out expulsion

food for horses fodder

pay back, reimburse compensate

Irregular, unpredictable erratic

raw material for a designated purpose fodder

concise, short and sweet terse

multiply, burgeon, increase proliferate

Ordinary, run-of-the-mill mediocre

subdue, vanquish, conquer subjugate

tempt, to tease tantalize

unwavering, firm unflinching

unreadable illegible

taint, soil, stain sully

profitable lucrative

filch, rob, swipe pilfer

a likeness semblance

seize illegally usurp

looter, pirate marauder

angry, livid irate

excessive fatness obesity

conclude, finish terminate

to make up, devise fabricate

famous, outstanding, renowned eminent

livid, angry irate

to overcome surmount

split, breach, break rift

commonplace, overused, hackneyed trite

attached, sticking to adherent

expel, dispel; to drive out exorcise

an extremely poor person pauper

a follower, supporter adherent

an angry argument altercation

to make shorter abridge

ignore, wink at condone

angelic cherubic

disagreement Dissent

stubborn; close-minded OPINIONATED

thief, robber, bandit BRIGAND

to let go; give up RELINQUISH

careful, cautious CIRCUMSPECT

an opening; to break through BREACH

to seize, confiscate COMMANDEER

A difficult problem with no perfect answer DILEMMA

A complete standstill DEADLOCK

to wipe out; to erase EFFACE

awkward, heavy, hard to handle CUMBERSOME

a hopeless mess MUDDLE

scattered fragments, litter debris

uncontrolled unbridled

to scold admonish

to spread out; wordy diffuse

false, not true spurious

enduring, lasting for a long time perennial

to incline to beforehand predispose

rescue, recover, retrieve salvage

irregular, sudden and violent but brief spasmodic

to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place adjourn

having a pleasing appearance comely

to strengthen fortify

a trick feint

to make fun of rudely jeer

exotic, unfamiliar alien

the process of driving or forcing out expulsion

immoral, corrupt dissolute

food for horses fodder

pay back, reimburse compensate

Irregular, unpredictable erratic

concise, short and sweet terse

raw material for a designated purpose fodder

multiply, burgeon, increase proliferate

Ordinary, run-of-the-mill mediocre

tempt, to tease tantalize

unwavering, firm unflinching

unreadable illegible

stubborn; close-minded OPINIONATED

thief, robber, bandit BRIGAND

to let go; give up RELINQUISH

careful, cautious CIRCUMSPECT

an opening; to break through BREACH

to seize, confiscate COMMANDEER

A difficult problem with no perfect answer DILEMMA

A complete standstill DEADLOCK

to wipe out; to erase EFFACE

awkward, heavy, hard to handle CUMBERSOME

a hopeless mess MUDDLE

scattered fragments, litter debris

uncontrolled unbridled

to scold admonish

to spread out; wordy diffuse

false, not true spurious

enduring, lasting for a long time perennial

to incline to beforehand predispose

rescue, recover, retrieve salvage

irregular, sudden and violent but brief spasmodic

to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place adjourn

having a pleasing appearance comely

a trick feint

to strengthen fortify

to make fun of rudely jeer

exotic, unfamiliar alien

immoral, corrupt dissolute

the process of driving or forcing out expulsion

food for horses fodder

pay back, reimburse compensate

Irregular, unpredictable erratic

raw material for a designated purpose fodder

concise, short and sweet terse

multiply, burgeon, increase proliferate

Ordinary, run-of-the-mill mediocre

subdue, vanquish, conquer subjugate

tempt, to tease tantalize

unwavering, firm unflinching

unreadable illegible

taint, soil, stain sully

profitable lucrative

filch, rob, swipe pilfer

a likeness semblance

seize illegally usurp

looter, pirate marauder

angry, livid irate

excessive fatness obesity

conclude, finish terminate

to make up, devise fabricate

famous, outstanding, renowned eminent

livid, angry irate

to overcome surmount

split, breach, break rift

commonplace, overused, hackneyed trite

attached, sticking to adherent

expel, dispel; to drive out exorcise

an extremely poor person pauper

a follower, supporter adherent

an angry argument altercation

to make shorter abridge

ignore, wink at condone

angelic cherubic

disagreement dissent

filch, rob, swipe pilfer

taint, soil, stain sully

profitable lucrative

subdue, vanquish, conquer subjugate

a likeness semblance

looter, pirate marauder

excessive fatness obesity

angry, livid irate

conclude, finish terminate

seize illegally usurp

to make up, devise fabricate

livid, angry irate

famous, outstanding, renowned eminent

to overcome surmount

split, breach, break rift

commonplace, overused, hackneyed trite

attached, sticking to adherent

expel, dispel; to drive out exorcise

an extremely poor person pauper

a follower, supporter adherent

disagreement dissent

an angry argument altercation

to make shorter abridge

ignore, wink at condone

angelic cherubic