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insensitive, thick-skinned callous

concrete, palpable tangible

stinging, bitter acrid

remorse, regret compunction

subdue, crush quell

majestic, stately august

secret, covert, stealthy clandestine

permanent, unforgettable indelible

lenient, permissive indulgent

overjoyed, jubilant elated

nighttime nocturnal

unspoken, unexpressed tacit

not to the point irrelevant

inactive, still quiescent

cliché, commonplace platitude

forceful, effective trenchant

meditate, ponder ruminate

renounce, shun, abstain from abjure

habitual, long-standing inveterate

stinging, bitter acrid

holocaust, wildfire conflagration

insensitive, thick-skinned callous

remorse, regret compunction

subdue, crush quell

secret, covert, stealthy clandestine

majestic, stately august

concrete, palpable tangible

permanent, unforgettable indelible

not to the point irrelevant

overjoyed, jubilant elated

lenient, permissive indulgent

nighttime nocturnal

unspoken, unexpressed tacit

inactive, still quiescent

forceful, effective trenchant

cliché, commonplace platitude

holocaust, wildfire conflagration

meditate, ponder ruminate

habitual, long-standing inveterate

renounce, shun, abstain from abjure

insensitive, thick-skinned callous

concrete, palpable tangible

stinging, bitter acrid

remorse, regret compunction

subdue, crush quell

majestic, stately august

secret, covert, stealthy clandestine

permanent, unforgettable indelible

lenient, permissive indulgent

overjoyed, jubilant elated

nighttime nocturnal

unspoken, unexpressed tacit

not to the point irrelevant

inactive, still quiescent

cliché, commonplace platitude

forceful, effective trenchant

meditate, ponder ruminate

renounce, shun, abstain from abjure

habitual, long-standing inveterate

stinging, bitter acrid

holocaust, wildfire conflagration

insensitive, thick-skinned callous

remorse, regret compunction

subdue, crush quell

secret, covert, stealthy clandestine

majestic, stately august

concrete, palpable tangible

permanent, unforgettable indelible

not to the point irrelevant

overjoyed, jubilant elated

lenient, permissive indulgent

nighttime nocturnal

unspoken, unexpressed tacit

inactive, still quiescent

forceful, effective trenchant

cliché, commonplace platitude

holocaust, wildfire conflagration

meditate, ponder ruminate

habitual, long-standing inveterate

renounce, shun, abstain from abjure