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Clemente
vanishing species
100

asperity

sharpness or harshness of manner

100

adjudicate

to judge

100

curtail

cut short, reduce

100

accolade

award, merit

100

acrimony

bitterness , hostility

100

bane

a person or thing that destroys or causes harm

100

centennial

100th anniversary

100

discriminate

to make clear distinctions, treat in a less  favorable way

100

adamant

firm, refusing to change one's mind

100

affinity

attraction for someone or something with whch one feels a closeness

100

buffoon

a clown, a fool

100

countenance

a person's facial expression, support/approval

100

espionage

act of spying

100

adulate

to flatter, idolize

100

ambivalent

not sure, mixed feelings

100

doleful

full ow sorrow, causing grief

100

disgruntle

to make dissatisfied

100

inalienable

not able to be taken or given away

100

altercation

noisy quarrel

100

cessation

a stopping, either final or temporary

100

extrovert

outgoing person

100

equlibrium

a state of balance

100

incarcerate

confine or put in prison

100

annals

historical record of events

100
emaciated

very thin 

100

garish

flashy

100

expedite

to speed up aprocess, to facilitate

100

indignity

an insult to ones pride

100

assiduous

persistent

100

enclave

a small territory within a larger territory

100

hierarchy

system in which positions of power are ranked

100

gird

to encircle, surround

100

indiscriminate

haphazard, not marked by careful distinctions

100

chary

hesitant

100

engender

to cause, to produce


100

imbue

to inspire

100

gratuitous

free, unnecessary

100

intercede

to act or plead on another's behalf

100

clique

small exclusive group

100

exacerbate

to make more severe or violent

100

instigate

to provoke

100

illusory

unreal, deceiving

100

malign

to say negative and unfair things about, slander

100

decrepit

worn out from use, broken down

100

illicit

unlawful, not allowed

100

penchant

stong preference for

100

implacable

incapable of being placated, relentless

100

perpetrate

to commit typically a crime

100

endow

to give something valuable — like money, talent, or a quality — to a person, group, or thing.

100

indigenous

naturally living or growing in a certain area, native

100

rambunctious

behaving wild, unruly

100

luminary

a source of light, a celebrity

100

rampant

threateningly wild, without restrain or control

100

ephemeral

lasting a very short time

100

inexplorable

not to be persuaded or stopped

100

repertoire

 list of plays, pieces, or songs  prepared to perform. skills and abilities.

100

manifesto

a public statement explaining intentions, motives, or views

100

rancor

a deep long held feeling of hatred or bitterness

100

ingratiate

to try to make someone like you by doing or saying things to please them

100

infatuated

filled with excessive, shallow, or foolish love/desire

100

rudiment

basic skill or principle

100

mesmerize

to hypnotize or fascinate

100

reparation

mending or repair

100

pantheon

group of people held in high esteem

100

insatiable

never satisfied, greedy

100

undermine

to gain with underhanded means

100

spurious

not genuine, false

100

smattering

superficial, scattered knowledge

100

perverse

behaving in a way that goes against what is right or expected

100

poignant

painfully moving or touching

100

unremitting

constant, not slowing down

100

precedent

an earlier action, event, or decision that serves as a guide or example for future situations.

100
infamous

bad reputation, notorious

100

tutelage

instruction, guidance

100

proselytize

to persuade someone to convert to a faith or belief