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( adj. crafty; double-dealing ) A. ludicrous; B. machiavellian C. fidelity
machiavellian
( adj. penny-pinching; excessively thrifty; ungenerous ) A. nefarious; B. glutton; C. penurious
penurious
( adj. secret ) A. desolate; B. desolate; C. garish
desolate
( v. to lower in esteem, degrade; to humble ) A. abase; B. acumen; C. circumvent
abase
adj. paying great attention to detail ) A. subsquently; B. scrupulous; prurient
scrupulous
( adj. superior or distinguished; high in position or status ) A. prescribe; B. furtive; C. eminent
eminent
( v. to get on top of or overcome ) A. surmount; B. piety; C. collusion
surmount
( adj. thrilling, exciting, stimulating ) A. imposition; B. postulate; C. galvanizing
galvanizing
( n. something different from the norm ) A. anomaly; B. candor; C. doctrine
anomaly
( adj. run down, sleazy ) A. corroborate; B. squalid; C. petulant
squalid
( adj. cranky, pouty, irritable ) A. hovel; B. repudiate; C. petulant
petulant
( v. to provide evidence for; to back up (a claim) ) A. corroborate; B. probity; C. behmoth
corroborate
( v. to support, strengthen, or fortify ) A. concern; B. bolster; C. brevity
bolster
( adj. extremely plain/stern and forbidding, relating to self-denial ) A. parapet; B. austere; C. flaccid
austere
( adj. relating to hostile opposition ) A. adversarial; B. nautical; C. officious
adversarial
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