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To congeal or curdle
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Word of the Day: LASSITUDE
Exhaustion or indifference
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Word of the Day: AUTOTELIC
Of and for itself
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Word of the Day: DISCERNMENT
Acumen or understanding
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Word of the Day: HECTOR
To browbeat or badger
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Word of the Day: PEDAGOGY
Edification or inculcation
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Word of the Day: COMMENSURATE
Comparable or compatible
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Word of the Day: PARTAKE
Enjoy or engage in
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Word of the Day: DELIQUESCE
To melt away
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