low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

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low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

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artificial

• synthetic

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scramble, distort, confuse

• garble

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grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

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untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

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to get stuck

• mire (v)

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sacrilege, in contempt for something sacred

• blasphemy

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undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

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rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

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to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

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to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

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an expert

• adept (n)

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a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

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lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

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disable, cripple, harm

• impair

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an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

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mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

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To cause to become, make to perform

• render

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incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

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inclined to doubt

• skeptical

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yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

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brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

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serious, modest

• demure

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mild, moderate

• temperate

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to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

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behave

• comport

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to tell, disclose, reveal

• divulge

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spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

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merciless, unyielding, without pity

• relentless

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brief, terse, pithy

• concise

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worsen, lose quality

• deteriorate

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shake, tremble, quiver

• quaver

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masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

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informed, cultivated

• enlightened

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preclude, thwart, to prevent

• forestall

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stench, an unpleasant smell

• reek

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supporter, advocate

• proponent

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flinch, spring back

• recoil

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abrupt, disconnected in sound

• staccato

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a small stream

• rivulet

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devaluation, cheapening, lowering

• depreciation

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to spend foolishly

• squander

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conciseness, shortness, pithiness

• brevity

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recover, regain

• recoup

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insufferable, unbearable

• intolerable

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bleach, drain, wash out

• blanch

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tricky, clever, sly

• wily

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to abuse

• maltreat

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husky, burly, strong

• brawny

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supple, flexible, pliant

• lithe

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dictatorial, tyrannical

• autocratic

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eminent, renowned

• illustrious

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fight, struggle

• contend

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compassionate, kindhearted

• humane

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treasonous, traitorous

• subversive

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impious, disrespectful

• irreverent

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rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

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to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

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an expert

• adept (n)

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a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

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difficult, arduous hardworking

• laborious

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poisonous

• venomous

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contemplate, think over

• ponder

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to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

65
a law, ordinance, rule

• statute

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planned or performed in cooperation

• concerted

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considerable, sufficient

• appreciable

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unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

69
low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

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artificial

• synthetic

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scramble, distort, confuse

• garble

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grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

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untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

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to get stuck

• mire (v)

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sacrilege, in contempt for something sacred

• blasphemy

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lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

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disable, cripple, harm

• impair

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undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

79
an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

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mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

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To cause to become, make to perform

• render

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incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

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inclined to doubt

• skeptical

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yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

85
brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

86
serious, modest

• demure

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mild, moderate

• temperate

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to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

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behave

• comport

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to tell, disclose, reveal

• divulge

91
spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

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merciless, unyielding, without pity

• relentless

93
brief, terse, pithy

• concise

94
worsen, lose quality

• deteriorate

95
shake, tremble, quiver

• quaver

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masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

97
informed, cultivated

• enlightened

98
preclude, thwart, to prevent

• forestall

99
stench, an unpleasant smell

• reek

100
supporter, advocate

• proponent

101
flinch, spring back

• recoil

102
abrupt, disconnected in sound

• staccato

103
a small stream

• rivulet

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devaluation, cheapening, lowering

• depreciation

105
to spend foolishly

• squander

106
conciseness, shortness, pithiness

• brevity

107
recover, regain

• recoup

108
bleach, drain, wash out

• blanch

109
tricky, clever, sly

• wily

110
to abuse

• maltreat

111
husky, burly, strong

• brawny

112
supple, flexible, pliant

• lithe

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dictatorial, tyrannical

• autocratic

114
eminent, renowned

• illustrious

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fight, struggle

• contend

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compassionate, kindhearted

• humane

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treasonous, traitorous

• subversive

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impious, disrespectful

• irreverent

119
difficult, arduous hardworking

• laborious

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poisonous

• venomous

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contemplate, think over

• ponder

122
insufferable, unbearable

• intolerable

123
a law, ordinance, rule

• statute

124
considerable, sufficient

• appreciable

125
planned or performed in cooperation

• concerted

126
unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

127
low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

128
artificial

• synthetic

129
scramble, distort, confuse

• garble

130
grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

131
untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

132
to get stuck

• mire (v)

133
sacrilege, in contempt for something sacred

• blasphemy

134
undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

135
rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

136
to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

137
to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

138
an expert

• adept (n)

139
a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

140
lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

141
disable, cripple, harm

• impair

142
an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

143
mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

144
To cause to become, make to perform

• render

145
incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

146
inclined to doubt

• skeptical

147
yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

148
brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

149
serious, modest

• demure

150
mild, moderate

• temperate

151
to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

152
behave

• comport

153
to tell, disclose, reveal

• divulge

154
spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

155
merciless, unyielding, without pity

• relentless

156
brief, terse, pithy

• concise

157
worsen, lose quality

• deteriorate

158
shake, tremble, quiver

• quaver

159
masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

160
informed, cultivated

• enlightened

161
preclude, thwart, to prevent

• forestall

162
stench, an unpleasant smell

• reek

163
supporter, advocate

• proponent

164
flinch, spring back

• recoil

165
abrupt, disconnected in sound

• staccato

166
a small stream

• rivulet

167
devaluation, cheapening, lowering

• depreciation

168
to spend foolishly

• squander

169
conciseness, shortness, pithiness

• brevity

170
recover, regain

• recoup

171
bleach, drain, wash out

• blanch

172
tricky, clever, sly

• wily

173
to abuse

• maltreat

174
husky, burly, strong

• brawny

175
supple, flexible, pliant

• lithe

176
dictatorial, tyrannical

• autocratic

177
eminent, renowned

• illustrious

178
fight, struggle

• contend

179
compassionate, kindhearted

• humane

180
treasonous, traitorous

• subversive

181
impious, disrespectful

• irreverent

182
difficult, arduous hardworking

• laborious

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poisonous

• venomous

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contemplate, think over

• ponder

185
insufferable, unbearable

• intolerable

186
a law, ordinance, rule

• statute

187
considerable, sufficient

• appreciable

188
planned or performed in cooperation

• concerted

189
unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

190
low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

191
artificial

• synthetic

192
scramble, distort, confuse

• garble

193
grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

194
untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

195
to get stuck

• mire (v)

196
sacrilege, in contempt for something sacred

• blasphemy

197
undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

198
rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

199
to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

200
to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

201
an expert

• adept (n)

202
a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

203
lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

204
disable, cripple, harm

• impair

205
an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

206
mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

207
To cause to become, make to perform

• render

208
incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

209
inclined to doubt

• skeptical

210
yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

211
brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

212
serious, modest

• demure

213
mild, moderate

• temperate

214
to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

215
behave

• comport

216
to tell, disclose, reveal

• divulge

217
spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

218
merciless, unyielding, without pity

• relentless

219
brief, terse, pithy

• concise

220
worsen, lose quality

• deteriorate

221
shake, tremble, quiver

• quaver

222
masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

223
informed, cultivated

• enlightened

224
preclude, thwart, to prevent

• forestall

225
stench, an unpleasant smell

• reek

226
supporter, advocate

• proponent

227
flinch, spring back

• recoil

228
abrupt, disconnected in sound

• staccato

229
a small stream

• rivulet

230
devaluation, cheapening, lowering

• depreciation

231
to spend foolishly

• squander

232
conciseness, shortness, pithiness

• brevity

233
recover, regain

• recoup

234
insufferable, unbearable

• intolerable

235
bleach, drain, wash out

• blanch

236
tricky, clever, sly

• wily

237
to abuse

• maltreat

238
husky, burly, strong

• brawny

239
supple, flexible, pliant

• lithe

240
dictatorial, tyrannical

• autocratic

241
eminent, renowned

• illustrious

242
fight, struggle

• contend

243
compassionate, kindhearted

• humane

244
treasonous, traitorous

• subversive

245
impious, disrespectful

• irreverent

246
rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

247
to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

248
an expert

• adept (n)

249
a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

250
difficult, arduous hardworking

• laborious

251
poisonous

• venomous

252
contemplate, think over

• ponder

253
to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

254
a law, ordinance, rule

• statute

255
planned or performed in cooperation

• concerted

256
considerable, sufficient

• appreciable

257
unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

258
low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

259
artificial

• synthetic

260
scramble, distort, confuse

• garble

261
grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

262
untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

263
to get stuck

• mire (v)

264
sacrilege, in contempt for something sacred

• blasphemy

265
lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

266
disable, cripple, harm

• impair

267
undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

268
an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

269
mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

270
To cause to become, make to perform

• render

271
incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

272
inclined to doubt

• skeptical

273
yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

274
brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

275
serious, modest

• demure

276
mild, moderate

• temperate

277
to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

278
behave

• comport

279
to tell, disclose, reveal

• divulge

280
spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

281
merciless, unyielding, without pity

• relentless

282
brief, terse, pithy

• concise

283
worsen, lose quality

• deteriorate

284
shake, tremble, quiver

• quaver

285
masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

286
informed, cultivated

• enlightened

287
preclude, thwart, to prevent

• forestall

288
stench, an unpleasant smell

• reek

289
supporter, advocate

• proponent

290
flinch, spring back

• recoil

291
abrupt, disconnected in sound

• staccato

292
a small stream

• rivulet

293
devaluation, cheapening, lowering

• depreciation

294
to spend foolishly

• squander

295
conciseness, shortness, pithiness

• brevity

296
recover, regain

• recoup

297
bleach, drain, wash out

• blanch

298
tricky, clever, sly

• wily

299
to abuse

• maltreat

300
husky, burly, strong

• brawny

301
supple, flexible, pliant

• lithe

302
dictatorial, tyrannical

• autocratic

303
eminent, renowned

• illustrious

304
fight, struggle

• contend

305
compassionate, kindhearted

• humane

306
treasonous, traitorous

• subversive

307
impious, disrespectful

• irreverent

308
difficult, arduous hardworking

• laborious

309
poisonous

• venomous

310
contemplate, think over

• ponder

311
insufferable, unbearable

• intolerable

312
a law, ordinance, rule

• statute

313
considerable, sufficient

• appreciable

314
planned or performed in cooperation

• concerted

315
unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

316
low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

317
artificial

• synthetic

318
scramble, distort, confuse

• garble

319
grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

320
untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

321
to get stuck

• mire (v)

322
sacrilege, in contempt for something sacred

• blasphemy

323
undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

324
rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

325
to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

326
to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

327
an expert

• adept (n)

328
a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

329
lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

330
disable, cripple, harm

• impair

331
an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

332
mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

333
To cause to become, make to perform

• render

334
incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

335
inclined to doubt

• skeptical

336
yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

337
brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

338
serious, modest

• demure

339
mild, moderate

• temperate

340
to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

341
behave

• comport

342
to tell, disclose, reveal

• divulge

343
spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

344
merciless, unyielding, without pity

• relentless

345
brief, terse, pithy

• concise

346
worsen, lose quality

• deteriorate

347
shake, tremble, quiver

• quaver

348
masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

349
informed, cultivated

• enlightened

350
preclude, thwart, to prevent

• forestall

351
stench, an unpleasant smell

• reek

352
supporter, advocate

• proponent

353
flinch, spring back

• recoil

354
abrupt, disconnected in sound

• staccato

355
a small stream

• rivulet

356
devaluation, cheapening, lowering

• depreciation

357
to spend foolishly

• squander

358
conciseness, shortness, pithiness

• brevity

359
recover, regain

• recoup

360
bleach, drain, wash out

• blanch

361
tricky, clever, sly

• wily

362
to abuse

• maltreat

363
husky, burly, strong

• brawny

364
supple, flexible, pliant

• lithe

365
dictatorial, tyrannical

• autocratic

366
eminent, renowned

• illustrious

367
fight, struggle

• contend

368
compassionate, kindhearted

• humane

369
treasonous, traitorous

• subversive

370
impious, disrespectful

• irreverent

371
difficult, arduous hardworking

• laborious

372
poisonous

• venomous

373
contemplate, think over

• ponder

374
insufferable, unbearable

• intolerable

375
a law, ordinance, rule

• statute

376
considerable, sufficient

• appreciable

377
planned or performed in cooperation

• concerted

378
unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible