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					  Accrue					 
					
					 to grow or accumulate over time ;to happen as a natural result 
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					  Annotation					 
					
					 a critical or explanatory note or comment 
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					  Covert					 
					
					 hidden ,disguised,purposefully kept secret 
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					  imperious					 
					
					 overbearing,arrogant;seeking to dominate;pressing ,compelling 
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					   Dun					 
					
					 to demand insistently, especially in payment of a debt 
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					  bedlam					 
					
					 a state or scene of uproar and confusion 
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					  debonair					 
					
					 pleasant,courteous,lighthearted ;smooth and polished in manner and appearance 
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					  motley					 
					
					 showing great variety;composed of different elements or many colors 
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					  Procrastinate					 
					
					 To delay,put off until later 
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					   Equanimity					 
					
					 calmness,composure,refusal to panic 
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					   Efficacious					 
					
					 effective ,producing results 
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					   munificent					 
					
					 extremely generous ,lavish 
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					  Reprobate					 
					
					 to disapprove of,condemn 
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					  gist					 
					
					 the essential part,main point or essence 
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					  Fortuitous					 
					
					 accidental , occurring by a happy chance 
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					  provocative					 
					
					 tending to produce a strong feeling or response;arousing desire or appetite;annoying 
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					  Sedentary					 
					
					 characterized by or calling for continued sitting;remaining in place  
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					   invective					 
					
					 a strong denunciation or condemnation ;abusive language 
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					  Gratuitous					 
					
					 freely given ;not called for by circumstances,unwarranted 
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					  recondite					 
					
					 exceeding ordinary knowledge and understanding 
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