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Types of Personalities
Theories
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Odium
n. intense hatred or dislike, especially toward a person or thing regarded as contemptible, despicable, or repugnant
100
Stalwart
n. valiant, courageous, brave; strongly built
100
Debase
v. to lower in quality
100
Bovine
adj. sluggish, resembling cows
100
Hypothetical
adj. given to inference, guessing
200
Ignoble
adj. of low character, aims; mean; base
200
Beneficent
adj. charitable, generous, willing to help others
200
Mitigate
v. to lessen in force or intensity, as wrath, grief, harshness, or pain; moderate
200
Austere
adj. limited, severe restraints
200
Supposition
n. an inference, assumption, not fact
300
Perfidy
n. deliberate breach of faith or trust; faithlessness; treachery
300
Adulation
n. praise, recognition for an achievement
300
Abate
v. to reduce in amount, degree, intensity, etc.; lessen; diminish
300
Intemperate
adj. given to anger easily
300
Nebulous
adj. vague, cloudlike
400
Avarice
n. greed
400
Redoubtable
adj. inspiring reverence or awe
400
Relegate
v. to assign to a lower position, attribute
400
Dispassionate
adj. calm, no expressing emotion over
400
Impugn
v. to call into question
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Anathema
n. an object of extreme dislike or hatred
500
Grandiose
adj. affectedly grand or important; pompou
500
Subservient
adj. working underneath, usually in a humble position
500
Corpulent
adj. fat
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Equivocate
v. to have multiple means of interpretation, distinctly vague