a farewell address
guilt free
absolve
accepted or assumed
putative
same as tireless
sedulous
"The engineers built a _______ of the new smartphone to test its features before mass production."
prototype
main character
protagonist
confined
immure
reoccurring
perennial
opposite of stubborn
obdurate
"His comment about her work was an unfair _______ that hurt her reputation."
aspersion
false knowledge or ability
charlatan
indirectly foreshadow
adumbrate
secret
covert
same as co-worker
coadjutor
"After a brief _______, the band returned to the studio to record their new album."
hiatus
mercury
amalgam
to appeal
invoke
existing from birth
congenital
opposite of luxurious
ascetic
"Many people dream of creating a _________ where peace, equality, and prosperity are available to all."
utopia
a highly intelligent person in many fields
savant
get rid of
obviate
every 4 years
quadrennial
same as ancient
antediluvian
"Her ___________ about the stock market crash allowed her to make early investments that saved her fortune."
prescience