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Definition: real, genuine, not false or imitation Synonyms: accurate, actual, bonafide, credible, legitimate, original - Answer-authentic Definition: happening at night Synonyms: after dark, late, nightly - Answer-nocturnal Definition: mystery, something hard to explain Synonyms: bewilderment, head-scratcher, mystification, perplexity, problem, puzzle, question, riddle, secret - Answer-enigma Definition: increase in size or effect; to elaborate, expand on Synonyms: add to, augment, boost, broaden, enhance, enlarge, expand on, elaborate on, increase, intensify - Answer-amplify Definition: valor, gallantry Synonyms: courage, courtliness, courtesy, fairness, politeness, valiance - Answer-chivalry Definition: oppressive, authoritative Synonyms: bossy, dictatorial, dominating, imperious, intimidating, threatening, overbearing, tyrannical - Answer-domineering Definition: tiredness Synonyms: burnout, exhaustion, weakness, weariness - Answer-fatigue Definition: rigidly firm in purpose; incapable of change, stubborn Synonyms: adamant, determined, immovable, rigid, steadfast, unbending, uncompromising, unyielding - Answer-inflexibleDefinition: measurement around something Synonyms: circumference, compass, distance around, perimeter - Answer-girth Definition: to evade (a question), to ward off (as a blow) Synonyms: avoid, block, circumvent, deflect, dodge, fend off, repel - Answer-parry Definition: something very deep(usually a land feature), empty space Synonyms: bottomless pit,chasm, gorge, hollow, vast cavity, void - Answer-abyss Definition: small, inadequate, poor, scant Synonyms: insufficient, little, paltry, scarce, sparse, weak - Answer-meager Definition: declared or stated without proof Synonyms: declared, doubtful, implied, so-called, professed, purported, questionable, suspect - Answeralleged Definition: bane Synonyms: adversary, enemy, foe, opponent; affliction, curse; destruction, downfall, ruin, payback, punishment - Answer-nemesis Definition: live or exist in Synonyms: abide, consist, dwell, inhabit, occupy - Answer-reside Definition: person who dictates or oppresses Synonyms: absolute ruler, authoritarian, despot, dictator, oppressor, persecutor, unjust ruler - Answertyrant Definition: act of comparing or contrasting Synonyms: analogy, correlation, connection, likeness, resemblance, similarity - Answer-comparisonDefinition: careless, indifferent, impassive Synonyms: apathetic, disinterested, inattentive, lazy, unenthusiastic, unmotivated - Answer-lackadaisical Definition: money or something gambled; to make a bet Synonyms: bet, challenge, to gamble, risk, speculation, stake; to bet, to risk, to speculate - Answer-wager Definition: not likely, doubtful Synonyms: illogical, implausible, inconceivable, questionable - Answer-improbable Definition: hateful, nasty Synonyms: awful, hurtful, mean, spiteful, vengeful, vicious - Answer-malicious Definition: regal, official; arrogantly bossy, authoritarian Synonyms: royal, stately, kingly, majestic; bossy, dictatorial, domineering, imperious, overbearing, - Answer-imperial Definition: to refuse to associate with Synonyms: avoid, banish, cast out, exclude, exile, expel, oust, reject, shun, snub - Answer-ostracize Definition: one who shows zeal, an enthusiast Synonyms: activist, believer, diehard, extremist, fanatic, maniac - Answer-zealot Definition: explain thoroughly, make aware Synonyms: acquaint, inform, instruct, reveal, illuminate - Answer-enlighten Definition: extreme happiness, overwhelming joy Synonyms: bliss, delight, elation, euphoria, exhilaration, rapture, paradise - Answer-ecstasy Definition: giving attention; thoughtful of othersSynonyms: alert, aware, considerate, interested, mindful, observant, watchful - Answer-attentive Definition: to obstruct or hinder Synonyms: block, defer, delay, deter, disrupt, interfere, restrain, stall - Answer-impede Definition: evaluate, determine Synonyms: appraise, estimate, gauge, judge, rate, size up - Answer-assess Definition: encourage, provoke Synonyms: agitate, induce, prompt - Answer-incite Definition: fritter away, use up Synonyms: blow, consume, go through, misuse, throw away, waste - Answer-squander Definition: fiber for knitting; an exaggerated story Synonyms: fleece, knitting thread, weaving thread; adventure, anecdote, line, narrative, tale - Answeryarn Definition: knock loose, remove Synonyms: displace, disturb, eject, extricate - Answer-dislodge Definition: dunk in liquid, to go under Synonyms: engulf, immerse, inundate, plunge, sink - Answer-submerge Definition: chase, follow Synonyms: harrass, persist, track - Answer-pursue Definition: easily nauseated; easily disgusted Synonyms: dizzy, nauseous, queasy, unsettled, weak stomached - Answer-squeamishDefinition: acknowledge, admit, give in or yield to Synonyms: accept, admit, allow, defer, grant, hand over, surrender - Answer-concede Definition: introduction; to introduce or lead with Synonyms: beginning, foreword, preliminary, prologue; begin with, initiate, lead into - Answer-preface Definition: a long detailed account or story Synonyms: adventure, epic, legend, myth, narrative - Answer-saga Definition: colorless, weak Synonyms: anemic, faint, feeble, pale, pasty, sallow, sickly - Answer-wan Definition: a current in water Synonyms: swirl, tide, whirlpool, vortex - Answer-eddy Definition: noise, unrest Synonyms: cacophony, clamor, clash, conflict, disagreement, disharmony, dissonance, harshness, racket, strife - Answer-discord Definition: a period of watchful attention; a devotional watching Synonyms: awareness, guard, observance, observation, patrol, vigilance, watch - Answer-vigil Definition: one who lives on the labor of others; continuous noise Synonyms: loafer, parasite, leech; buzz, hum, vibration, whirr - Answer-drone