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Impounded
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*Impounded
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(v) take
temporary possession of as a security, by legal authority
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*Calumny
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(n) 1. a false
accusation of an offence or a malicious misrepresentation of someone's words
or actions 2. an abusive attack on a
person's character or good name
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*Abscond
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(v) runaway;
usually includes taking something or somebody along
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*Elbow room
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(n) space for
movement ex: hardly enough elbow room to turn around
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*Battling
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(v) fight
against; clash with
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*Profligate
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(adj) recklessly
wasteful , (as noun) a dissolute (immoral) man in fashionable society
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*Malfeasance
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(n) wrongful
conduct by public officials
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*Flamboyant
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(adj) elaborately
or excessively ornamental (pretentious, showy)
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*Underscore
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(v) give extra
weight to (a communication)
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*Recourse
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(n) act of
turning to for assistance
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*Unequivocally
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(n) in
unambiguous manner
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*Contention
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(n) 1. a point
asserted as part of an argument 2. the act of competing asfor profit or a
prize
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*Inducement
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(n) 1. positive
motivational influence 2. act of bringingabout a desired result
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*Seminal
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(adj) containing
seeds of later development
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*Gubernatorial
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(adj) relating to
Governor
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*Cobble up
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(v) put together
hastily
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*Cling
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(v)come or be in
close contact with; stick or hold together and resist separation
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*Vitiate
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(v) 1. corrupt
morally or by intemperance or sensuality2. make imperfect 3. take the legal
force of or render ineffectiveex: vitiate a contract
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*Defection
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(n) withdrawing
support or help despite allegiance or responsibility
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*Cynical
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(adj) believing
the worst of humannature and motives; having a sneering disbelief in e.g.
selflessness of othersex:We live in a cynical age 2. abusing vocally;
expressing contempt or ridiculeex: cynical laughter
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