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Dante, n, the young man shown here. |
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Vilification, n, to defame, slander, and/or abuse. |
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Randal, n, the young man shown here. |
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Syntax, n, the part of grammar that treats of the construction of sentences and the relationship of words to another in a sentence. |
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Vagary, n, a whim, fanciful turn of the mind, a wild notion. |
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Purgation, n, the act of cleansing, as of physical impurities, or clearing as of guilt. |
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Malaise, n, a feeling of bodily discomfort, a sense of depression or unease. |
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Harbinger, n, a forerunner or messenger. |
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Perspicacity, n, acuteness of mental vision, quick, clear, and understanding. |
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Paradigm, n, one that serves as a pattern or model. |
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Whimsy, n, having a humorous quirk, quaint. |
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Quandary, n, a state of difficulty or perplexity. |
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Lamentation, n, deplore, sorrow. |
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Juxtaposition, n, the act of placing side by side or state of being so placed. |
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Catharsis, n, a release of emotional tension, as after an overwhelming experience. |
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Denouement, n, the outcome of a plot or any complicated situation. |
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