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100

To exclude from a group by common consent

ostracize

100

to call or pray for earnestly

implored

100

to give comfort in grief or misfortune

solace

100

to encroach or make an impression

impinge

100

something that is rigid as in death; utter or sheer

stark

100

to meet or satisfy a need

suffice
200

lacking in significance or solid worth; frivolous

trifiling

200

a state of gloomy sadness or dejection

melancholy

200

someone who is obstinate and marked by willful ill-temper

peevish

200

something that exceeds what is necessary; extra

superfluous

200

characterized by a lack of originality or freshness

banal

200

describes the state of being extremely thin and feeble

emaciated

300

describes someone who is easily taught or managed

docile

300

describes a manner that is pleasant and friendly

affably

300

to divide by or as if by a cutting blow

cleave

300

a state characterized by trembling or excessive sensitivity

tremulous

300

to search for food or supplies

forage

300

not straightforward; indirect in a devious or dubious way

obliquely
400

being capable of making a mistake

fallible

400

to intercept or obstruct the process of something

forestall

400

a sharp or harshly unpleasant odor or taste

acrid

400

to subject someone to verbal abuse

revile

400
describes someone who is inconsiderate or thoughtless

heedless

400

disobedience to authority

insubordination

500
the most undesirable part, often the last remaining part

dregs

500

an unhealthy yellow or pale brown complexion 

sallow

500
describes someone who is gloomily silent or repressed

sullen

500

propriety and good taste in conduct or appearance

decorum

500
describes someone who is characterized by craftiness in attaining an end

cunning

500

worthy of praise or adulation

laudable