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barren
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barrister
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indicator
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to indict
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indictment
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to obfuscate
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obfuscation
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wile
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to abort
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jeremiad
eccentric
eccentric
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slightly strange in behavior, appearance, or ideas

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Her eccentric fashion choices always turn heads.
The artist was known for his eccentric approach to painting.
eccentricity
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a behavior that is considered abnormal and uncommon

gullibility
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the quality of being easily deceived and convinced to believe or do what others want

gullible
gullible
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believing things very easily and being easily tricked because of it

venturesome
venturesome
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willing to take risks or engage in adventurous activities

to barrage
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to bombard someone with a string of questions

barren
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(of places or situations) lacking in activity, growth, or development and not suitable to live in

barrister
barrister
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a legal professional who is qualified and licensed to advocate on the behalf of clients in both lower and higher courts, primarily in Britain

indicant
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a term used to refer to or suggest something else

indicator
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something that is used to measure a particular condition or value

to indict
to indict
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to officially accuse a person of a crime

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indictment
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a formal accusation of a crime

to obfuscate
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to darken something and make it unclear

obfuscation
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the action of deliberately making something complicated and hard to understand

wile
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a clever and strategic trick used to deceive or manipulate someone

wily
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skillful in achieving what one desires, especially through deceptive means

to abort
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to terminate an undesired pregnancy before the fetus reaches a viable age

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abortive
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failing to produce or accomplish the desired outcome

jeremiad
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a very lengthy and heartbreaking complaint

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