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Adj. lacking energy or vigor; sluggish listless Adj. lacking energy or vigor; sluggish

intrepid Adj. fearless

Adj. difficult to please; really careful fastidious Adj. difficult to please; really careful

gullible Adj. easily deceived

N. A person known for saying one thing and doing the opposite hypocrite N. A person known for saying one thing and doing the opposite

N. A person known for opposing war and violence pacifist N. A person known for opposing war and violence

N. A person known for great wisdom sage N. A person known for great wisdom

N. A long, abusive speech or lecture tirade N. A long, abusive speech or lecture

audacious Adj. daring; bold

anomaly N. An irregularity; something that doesn’t follow the norm; an exception