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connotation

an idea that is implied or suggested

100

delve

turn up, loosen, or remove earth

100

partisan

devoted to a cause or political group

100

suffrage

a legal right to vote

100

sanction

give authority or permission to

200

unassuming

not arrogant

200

platitude

a trite or obvious remark​​​​
200

entreat

ask for or request earnestly

200

imposed

set forth authoritatively as obligatory

200

vex

disturb, especially by minor irritations

300

 clandestine

conducted with or marked by hidden  aims or methods

300

blatant

without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious

300

illustrious

widely known and esteemed

300

exertion

use of physical or mental energy; hard work

300

pious

having or showing or expressing reverence for a deity

400

avocation

an auxiliary activity

400

idiosyncrasy

a behavioral attribute peculiar to an individual

400

intrigue

cause to be interested or curious

400

venerate

regard with feelings of respect and reverence

400

ordain

invest with ministerial or priestly authority

500

omniscient

knowing, seeing, or understanding everything

500

inclusive

encompassing much or everything

500

muse

reflect deeply on a subject

500

malice

the desire to see others suffer

500

afflict

cause physical pain or suffering in

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