| Term | Definition |
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Invariably | Always; In every case; on every occasion.
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Scowl | To frown; An angry or bad tempered expression |
Hypochondriac | A person who is unusually anxious about their health |
Pestering (demands) | Bothering or repeatedly annoying someone with requests or questions. |
Prevaricate | To avoid telling the truth directly; to give evasive or misleading answers. |
Axiom | A statement or principle accepted as true, often used as a starting point for reasoning.
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Preponderance | A greater amount, number, weight, or influence; the majority or greater share. |
Conspicuous | Easily noticed; standing out from what surrounds it. |
Tantalizing | Tempting or exciting because something desirable seems close but remains out of reach. |
Withered | Shriveled, dried up, or weakened, often from age or lack of water. |
Fumble | To handle something clumsily; to struggle awkwardly to find, hold, or use something. |
Inquisitively | With curiosity; in a way that shows a desire to learn or discover something |
Loathsome | Disgusting, repulsive, or deserving strong dislike. |
Weary | Very tired, physically or mentally; exhausted. |
Wretchedness | A state of extreme misery, unhappiness, or suffering. |
Fastidious | Very attentive to detail; extremely careful about cleanliness, accuracy, or quality. |
Profoundness | The quality of being deep, meaningful, or intellectually or emotionally significant. |