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Arising naturally; not planned

spontaneous

100

to turn aside; to stray from a norm

deviate

100

very enthusiastic, impassioned

ardent

100

knotted, twisted, lumpy

gnarled

100

a hint; a vague notion

inkling

200

unnaturally thin

emaciated

200

to inflict physical punishment as a means of correction; to scold severely

chastise

200

clear transparent; readily understood

limpid

200

agreeable to the taste of one’s sensibilities; suitable for consumption

palatable

200

a payment for damage or loss

indemnity

300

immature and overconfident

sophomoric

300

to rejoice greatly

exult

300

subject to whims or passing fancies

capricious

300

almighty; having unlimited power

omnipotent

300

bitter resentment or ill-will

rancor

400

abundant; plentiful; wordy

copious

400

to set apart or designate for a special purpose; to distribute

allocate

400

persistent, attentive, diligent

assiduous

400

deeply affecting, touching; keen or sharp in taste or smell

poignant

400

The destruction wrought by a nuclear war would be so vast that any of (inkling, indemnity) to the injured would be impossible.

indemnity

500

prone to action in a hasty manner

brash

500

He seems to feel that it is his mission in life to (exult, chastise) all those who fail to meet his standards.

chastise

500

The tastes of TV audience are so (omnipotent, capricious) that no one can predict which shows will be popular.

capricious

500

Your (ardent, brash) interest in Biology shows that you care deeply about the environment.

ardent

500

Perhaps you have been treated unfairly, but what good will it do to allow your sense of (indemnity, rancor) to control your mood and behavior?

rancor

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