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| 🇬🇧 | 🇬🇧 |
| Affable | Friendly |
| Septic | Infected |
| Innocuously | Harmlessly |
| Echelons | Levels of command |
| Prolific | Producing in high |
| Castigate | To punish severely |
| Stupefyingly | Astonishingly |
| Incense | To make angry |
| Auspicious | Favorable |
| Raucous | Rowdy |
| Lechery | Secual misconduct |
| Misogynistic | Characterized by a hatred of women |
| Audacious | Bold |
| Nefarious | Wicked |
| Diheveled | Unkempt, untied |
| Luminary | An important person or inspiration to other |
| Morbidity | Disease, sickness |
| Perusing | Reading something with great care |
| Melancholic | A gloomy state of mind |
| Lamented | Expressed grief, mourned |
| Flippant | Disrespectful, rude |
| Crux | Decisive |
| Culminate | To end |
| Fruition | Realization of something or an accomplishment |
| Partisans | Loyal supporters of something |
| Infernal | Extremely troublesome or annoying |
| Kinetic | Displaying energy, energetic |
| Consummate | Best example of something |
| Culpability | Guilt |
| Jocular | Funny, witty |
| Melee | Battle, fight |
| Brandished | Displayed |
| Euphoric | Very happy |
| Pensive | Thoughtful, reflective |
| Prattled | Babbled, chattered |
| Havoc | Chaos, confusion |
| Conglomerate | Large group |
| Incongruous | Inappropriate |
| Proffer | Suggest, offer |
| Malignant | Diseased, cancerous in medical sense |
| Apex | Top, high point |
| Morose | Depressed |
| Ostracism | Banished, exclusion |
| Capitulate | To give in, cede |
| Archetypal | Classic example of something |
| Emulate | Imitate |
| Tirade | An angry outburst |
| Dormant | Inactive, sleeping |
| Inaugural | The act of formally admitting someone to membership or office |
| Imperative | Necessary, critical |