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Question	Answer
(noun) a person who tries to please someone in order to gain a personal advantage	sycophant
(adj) having a harmful effect in a subtle way	pernicious
(adj) present or found everywhere	ubiquitous
(noun) statement that does not follow the previous statement	non sequitur
(noun) forceful and bitter attack against someone/something	diatribe
(adj) extreme patriotism (aggressive)	jingoistic
(adj) unable to be soothed	implacable
(noun) natural talent for something	affinity
(noun) a woman who flirts to get what she wants	coquette
(verb) lengthy aggressive speech (lecture)	harangue
(adj) lack of care, thought, or organization	slipshod
(adj) an action or activity that is wicked or criminal (evil)	nefarious
(noun) something that comes before another of the same kind	precursor
(adj) unable to be broken into (secure)	impregnable
(adj) reserved, modest, shy (a woman)	demure
(verb) express discontent or sorrow over something	bemoan
(noun) a person who strongly dislikes, despises, or is strongly prejudiced against women	misogynist
(verb) regarded with disgust or hatred	abhor
(noun) a person that represents and inspires a group	talisman
(adj) not easily upset or excited	placid
(adj) slow-moving, stupid (like a cow)	bovine
(adj) treating serious issues with inappropriate humor (sarcasm)	facetious
(adj) feeling/expressing remorse affected by guilt	contrite
(adj) having/showing great knowledge or learning	erudite
(noun) an event that doesn't happen often	anomaly
(adj) harmful or poisonous	noxious
(verb) money fraud	bilk
(adj) filled or well supplied with something	replete
(noun) speaking bad about God	blasphemy
(noun) formal release from guilt (forgiveness)	absolution