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impish
mischevious
rapport
natural connection/chemistry
notorious
well-known for being bad
vitriol
criticism
dissemination
spreading quickly (germs)
incumbent
already holds the office
unabated
with undiminishing power
repudiate
to disown/reject
fiscal
money
rancor (noun)
incredible bitterness and hate
melee
confusion, turmoil
parity
equality (social justice)
abet
aiding and abetting
fissure
narrow opening (broken)
morass
difficult situation
accord
an official agreement or treaty
larceny
theft
desicated
dehydrated
calamity
great misfortune
eviscerate
deprive of vital force
malignant
very dancerous
exorbitant
exceeding all bounds
palatable
tastes good
arduous
requiring lots of effort
obdurate
stubborn, knowing you are wrong
deplore
regret deeply
perverse
persistent in what is wrong
intrepid
adventerous
axiom
something everyone buys into
anomalous
the one that doesn’t fit in
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