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Focus Glossary

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Exacerbated

Aggravated, Worsened, Intensified (Adjective).

Emaciated

Thin, Bony, Skeletal (Adjective).

Perpetrator

Offender, Criminal, Culprit (Noun).

Industrious

Hardworking, Diligent, Assiduous (Adjective).

Inordinate

Excessive, Undue, Unreasonable (Adjective).

Enviable

Desirable, Attractive (Adjective).

Indigenous

Native, Aboriginal, Local (Adjective).

Improvident

Spendthrift, Thoughtless, Prodigal (Adjective).

Immaculate

Clean, Pristine, Spotless (Adjective).

Turnstile

A baffle gate (Noun).

Unobtrusively

Unassumingly, Modestly, Unattractively (Adverb).

Elusive

Evasive, Fugitive, Slippery (Adjective).

Indignation

Anger, Resentment, Umbrage (Noun).

Condescension

Scorn, Disdain, Superciliousness (Noun).

Affable

Friendly, Amiable, Cordial (Adjective).

Titillating

Arousing, Stimulating, Exciting (Adjective).

Exasperated

Infuriated, Frustrated, Enraged (Adjective).

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