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slavery, servitude bondage

frightful, dreadful ghastly

surplus, exceeding what is sufficient superfluous

dogged, persistent tenacious

Poverty- stricken, destitute impoverished

caustic, bitterly sarcastic sardonic

chop, to shape or cut down with an ax hew

easy to understand, clear lucid

hinder, impede, inhibit hamper

make amends for atone

assiduous, hardworking diligent

ridicule, deride taunt

proper, formal, overly neat prim

complex intricate

postmortem, occurring after death posthumous

conform, to hold to hew

replace, supersede supplant

ceaseless, constant, uninterrupted incessant

plausible, believable credible

assiduous, hardworking diligent

bear the cost, foot the bill defray

melancholy, sorrowful, sad doleful

slavery, servitude bondage

frightful, dreadful ghastly

surplus, exceeding what is sufficient superfluous

dogged, persistent tenacious

melancholy, sorrowful, sad doleful

caustic, bitterly sarcastic sardonic

chop, to shape or cut down with an ax hew

easy to understand, clear lucid

Poverty- stricken, destitute impoverished

make amends for atone

ridicule, deride taunt

proper, formal, overly neat prim

complex intricate

bear the cost, foot the bill defray

postmortem, occurring after death posthumous

conform, to hold to hew

replace, supersede supplant

ceaseless, constant, uninterrupted incessant

hinder, impede, inhibit hamper

plausible, believable credible

slavery, servitude bondage

frightful, dreadful ghastly

surplus, exceeding what is sufficient superfluous

dogged, persistent tenacious

Poverty- stricken, destitute impoverished

caustic, bitterly sarcastic sardonic

chop, to shape or cut down with an ax hew

easy to understand, clear lucid

hinder, impede, inhibit hamper

make amends for atone

assiduous, hardworking diligent

ridicule, deride taunt

proper, formal, overly neat prim

complex intricate

postmortem, occurring after death posthumous

conform, to hold to hew

replace, supersede supplant

ceaseless, constant, uninterrupted incessant

plausible, believable credible

assiduous, hardworking diligent

bear the cost, foot the bill defray

melancholy, sorrowful, sad doleful

slavery, servitude bondage

frightful, dreadful ghastly

surplus, exceeding what is sufficient superfluous

dogged, persistent tenacious

melancholy, sorrowful, sad doleful

caustic, bitterly sarcastic sardonic

chop, to shape or cut down with an ax hew

easy to understand, clear lucid

Poverty- stricken, destitute impoverished

make amends for atone

ridicule, deride taunt

proper, formal, overly neat prim

complex intricate

bear the cost, foot the bill defray

postmortem, occurring after death posthumous

conform, to hold to hew

replace, supersede supplant

ceaseless, constant, uninterrupted incessant

hinder, impede, inhibit hamper

plausible, believable credible

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