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divest
To strip away, relinquish, or dispose of a possession or responsibility.
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document
To record or support something with evidence.
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dormant
Inactive for a time but capable of becoming active.
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dour
Stern, gloomy, and unsmiling.
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dulcet
Sweet or pleasing to hear.
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dupe
To deceive or trick someone.
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dystopian
Depicting an imagined society marked by oppression or misery.
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ecclesiastical
Relating to a church or its organization and clergy.
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edifice
A substantial building or an elaborate constructed system.
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effete
Weakened or depleted to the point of ineffectiveness.
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effluvium
An unpleasant smell or vapor emitted by something.
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elegy
A poem or song expressing sorrow, especially for someone who has died.
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elysian
Blissful or resembling an ideal paradise.
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emissary
A person sent to represent another person or group.
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enchant
To delight or charm someone deeply.
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enervate
To weaken or drain of energy.
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ensconce
To settle comfortably or securely in a place.
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ephemeral
Lasting for only a short time.
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equanimity
Mental composure, especially under strain.
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ersatz
Serving as an artificial, usually inferior substitute.
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erudite
Showing extensive learning or knowledge.
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eschew
To deliberately avoid or abstain from something.
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esurient
Very hungry or strongly eager to consume or acquire.
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ethereal
Delicate, light, or otherworldly in appearance or quality.