abstain
to deliberately choose not to do or take part in something
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adversary
a person or group that opposes or competes with another
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aloof
emotionally distant and not friendly or involved
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anecdotal
based on personal stories rather than systematic evidence
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antiquated
old-fashioned or no longer useful because something newer exists
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assertive
confident in expressing opinions or needs without being aggressive
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begrudge
to resent someone for having or receiving something
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brevity
the quality of using few words or lasting only a short time
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calculated
planned carefully to achieve a particular result
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comprehensive
including nearly everything necessary or relevant
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controversial
causing strong disagreement or public debate
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cynical
believing that people are mainly motivated by selfish interests
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debilitate
to make someone or something physically or mentally weaker
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deceptive
giving a false impression or intended to mislead
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deter
to discourage someone from acting by making the consequences seem risky or unpleasant
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discrepancy
a difference between things that are expected to agree
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dispassionate
not influenced by strong emotion and therefore able to judge fairly
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divulge
to reveal information that was previously secret or private
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exemplify
to be a clear example of a quality, idea, or type
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impeccable
without mistakes or faults; extremely well done
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indifferent
having little interest, concern, or preference
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insular
narrow in outlook because of limited experience with other people or ideas
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malicious
intending to harm or cause suffering to someone
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nuanced
showing subtle differences or careful distinctions
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precarious
unstable or dangerous because it could easily become worse
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relentless
continuing with great determination and not becoming weaker or less intense
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resolute
firmly determined and unwilling to give up
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steadfast
firm, loyal, and unwilling to change despite difficulty
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venerate
to regard someone or something with deep respect
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wary
careful and watchful because something may be dangerous or unreliable
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