Freedom from punishment or consequences. (n)

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Impossible to defeat or discourage. (adj)

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A person who publicly supports a cause or policy. (n)

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A feeling of fear or anxiety about something that may happen. (n)

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Not showing care for the consequences of an action. (adj)

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Demanding attention; convincing or irresistible. (adj)

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Exaggerated emotional behavior. (n)

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The state of being equal, especially in status or pay. (n)

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To invent or make up something, often to deceive. (v)

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Great trouble or suffering. (n)

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The act of examining your own thoughts or feelings. (n)

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The act of punishing someone in return for harm done. (n)

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To make something unclear or difficult to understand. (v)

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Given or done without good reason or justification. (adj)

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To break a law, rule, or agreement. (v)

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A violation or breaking of a rule, law, or agreement. (n)

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Lacking distinctive or interesting features. (adj)

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An important event that marks a turning point. (n)

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Rich and luxurious in appearance or lifestyle. (adj)

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To try to undermine or overthrow a system or authority. (v)

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The region declared itself au___n_m___, governing without outside control. (adj)

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The hacker acted with imp (a)   , knowing the law couldn’t reach him. (n)

Her in (a)   spirit helped her overcome every challenge. (adj)

She is a passionate ad (a)   for children's rights. (n)

He opened the letter with tr__pi___, fearing bad news. (n)

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It was impr (a)   to invest without doing any research. (adj)

The film’s com (a)   story kept us glued to the screen. (adj)

His loud h__tr___ made the disagreement seem far worse than it was. (n)

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There is still no pa (a)   in wages between men and women. (n)

He f__br___ an excuse to avoid the meeting. (v)

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The refugees endured years of tri (a)   before finding safety. (n)

After failing the exam, he turned to in___sp___ to understand his mistakes. (n)

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She sought v___g____ for her brother’s wrongful arrest. (n)

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The speaker tried to obf (a)   the truth with vague answers. (v)

The movie included gr__tu____ violence that added nothing to the plot. (adj)

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His actions clearly c__tra___ school policies. (v)

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The data leak was a serious br (a)   of security. (n)

The suspect wore a n___d___t outfit to avoid attention. (adj)

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The invention of the smartphone marked a w___sh___ in communication. (n)

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They live in an op (a)   mansion with gold-trimmed walls. (adj)

The rebels attempted to s___v___ the existing government. (v)

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