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platitudes
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A familiar statement repeated so often that it offers little insight.
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plausible
Seeming reasonable or believable, though not established as true.
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plethora
An excessive abundance or very large amount.
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plummet
To fall or decline very rapidly.
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poignancy
The quality of evoking a keen or moving emotional response.
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pompous
Exaggeratedly self-important or ceremonious.
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pontifical
Pompous and dogmatic in expressing an opinion.
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pontificate
To express opinions in a pompous or dogmatic manner.
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pontificating
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To express opinions in a pompous or dogmatic manner.
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porous
Containing small openings through which air or liquid can pass.
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posturing
Adopting an artificial attitude or display to impress or influence others.
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pragmatic
Guided by practical results and real circumstances.
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preamble
An introductory statement preceding a main text or action.
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precarious
Unstable, insecure, or exposed to danger or failure.
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precipitate
To cause something to happen suddenly or sooner than expected.
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precocious
Showing abilities or development unusually early.
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precursor
Something that comes before another thing and signals or contributes to its development.
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predisposition
An existing tendency or inclination toward something.
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preeminent
Standing above others in distinction or importance.
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premeditated
Planned or considered in advance, especially before a wrongful act.
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presumptuous
Overstepping proper limits through excessive confidence or boldness.
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pretense
A false appearance, claim, or show of something.
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pretension
An attempt or claim to seem more important, skilled, or impressive than warranted.
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pretensions
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An attempt or claim to seem more important, skilled, or impressive than warranted.
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