1. Insatiable
(NIV)
Impossible to satisfy; voracious
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2. Obscure
(NIV)
Hard to see or understand;not well known; vague
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3. Oblivious
(NIV)
Unaware; not concerned about what's happening around one
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4. Placate
(NIV)
To calm one's anger of;
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5. Scoff
(NIV)
To express contempt for; to jeer; to mock
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6. Precarious
(NIV)
Dangerously unstable; not securely held or in position
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7. Base
(NIV)
Crude; low; without honor or decency; without moral principals
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8. Deft
(NIV)
Skillful and quick in one's movements; demonstrating skill and cleverness
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9. Herald
(NIV)
An official messenger bringing news; a sign that something is about to happen
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10. Lament
(NIV)
To grieve over or regret deeply
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11. Squeamish
(NIV)
Easily shocked or sickened
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12. Cumbersome
(NIV)
Hard to carry, bear, or manage; large or heavy and therefore difficult to carry or use
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13. Tirade
(NIV)
A long or angry speech of criticism or denunciation
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14. Cursory
(NIV)
Quick and not through; hasty so therefore not detailed
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15. Animosity
(NIV)
Open hatred; strong hostility
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16. Brood
(NIV)
To worry persistently or moodily about something or to fret
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17. Bane
(NIV)
A cause of ripping or harm; cause of great distress or annoyance
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18. Allay
(NIV)
To lessen or clam; to put at rest; diminish; assuage
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19. Expedite
(NIV)
To speed up the process of; to make something happen or to be accomplished more quickly
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20. Fickle
(NIV)
Changing frequently one's loyalties, interests, or affection; having changeable or inconstant feelings
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21. Query
(NIV)
A question
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