| Term | Definition |
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amenity |
something that creates comfort or value |
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averse |
having a feeling of opposition or distaste |
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complacent |
seeing no need to change; self-satisfied |
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decompose |
to decay or break down; rot |
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defray |
to pay for, supply the money |
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emanate |
to come out from a source, a beginning |
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envisage |
to picture in one's mind; imagine |
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facetious |
playfully or inappropriately humorous |
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fallacy |
a false or mistaken idea |
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furor |
an uproar, a state of great anger |
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idyll |
an episode that is calm and carefree, idyllic |
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paucity |
scarcity; smallness in number |
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porous |
full of tiny holes or spaces |
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supersede |
to replace; to cause to be set aside |
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tangible |
real; able to be touched |