Rash, impulsive impetuous. Theory requiring proof hypothesis.

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Rash, impulsive impetuous

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Rash, impulsive

•impetuous

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Theory requiring proof

•hypothesis

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outstanding

exemplary

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Guilt diminishing

•extenuating

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Flushed, ornate

•florid

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lucky

•fortuitous

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Pleasure seeker

•hedonist

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thrifty

•frugal

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Overused, cliched

•hackneyed

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Arrogant, condescending

•haughty

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Motionless; non-reactive

•inert

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To oppress a race or group of people

because of ethnicity or religion

•persecute

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A statement of beliefs or set of

principles

•creed

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Strong, effective or powerful; exerting

persuasion, influence, or force

•potent

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A fortress or strongly fortified

building in or near a city, used as a place of refuge

•citadel

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Something which has qualities that

seem to contradict each other

•paradox

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Punishment that is inflicted in return for a

wrong•vengeance

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dread

•apprehension

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Ill feeling toward something or

somebody

•resentment

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Opinion or claim stated in the course of an argument

•contention

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Difficult to deal with or overcome

•formidable

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Invoke supposed supernatural powers; influence with spells

•conjure

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Too eager to obey

subservient

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Insincere or feigned behavior

•pretense

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Great in amount, size or extent

•prodigious

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Dissenting minority with a

larger group

•faction

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To cause severe mental or physical

distress to the body

•afflict

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Fear or uneasiness about a future event

•trepidation