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despise, detest, hate abhor

decline, relinquish, give up waive

correct, improve, modify amend

plentiful, massive voluminous

slap, thump, batter buffet

loud, uproarious vociferous

disorder, anarchy chaos

unruly, disorderly turbulent

spacious, ample commodious

filthy, dingy, sordid squalid

acidlike, caustic corrosive

mournful, gloomy, depressed somber

recognize, perceive discern

blameworthy, objectionable reprehensible

still existing extant

incriminate, to involve in implicate

deserter, outlaw renegade

bury inter

decline, relinquish, give up waive

prevent, preclude obviate

strict disciplinarian martinet

despise, detest, hate abhor

plentiful, massive voluminous

correct, improve, modify amend

acidlike, caustic corrosive

loud, uproarious vociferous

disorder, anarchy chaos

slap, thump, batter buffet

unruly, disorderly turbulent

filthy, dingy, sordid squalid

spacious, ample commodious

mournful, gloomy, depressed somber

bury inter

recognize, perceive discern

blameworthy, objectionable reprehensible

strict disciplinarian martinet

still existing extant

deserter, outlaw renegade

prevent, preclude obviate

incriminate, to involve in implicate

despise, detest, hate abhor

decline, relinquish, give up waive

correct, improve, modify amend

plentiful, massive voluminous

slap, thump, batter buffet

loud, uproarious vociferous

disorder, anarchy chaos

unruly, disorderly turbulent

spacious, ample commodious

filthy, dingy, sordid squalid

acidlike, caustic corrosive

mournful, gloomy, depressed somber

recognize, perceive discern

blameworthy, objectionable reprehensible

still existing extant

incriminate, to involve in implicate

deserter, outlaw renegade

bury inter

decline, relinquish, give up waive

prevent, preclude obviate

strict disciplinarian martinet

despise, detest, hate abhor

plentiful, massive voluminous

correct, improve, modify amend

acidlike, caustic corrosive

loud, uproarious vociferous

disorder, anarchy chaos

slap, thump, batter buffet

unruly, disorderly turbulent

filthy, dingy, sordid squalid

spacious, ample commodious

mournful, gloomy, depressed somber

bury inter

recognize, perceive discern

blameworthy, objectionable reprehensible

strict disciplinarian martinet

still existing extant

deserter, outlaw renegade

prevent, preclude obviate

incriminate, to involve in implicate