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substitute  \n36. detrimental: harmful, damaging  \n37. secular: having no religious or spiritual basis  \n38. innovative: new and different  \n39. tangible: real and able to be shown or touched  \n40. disseminate: to spread widely (particularly information)  \n41. delegate (verb) : to assign a task to another person  \n42. apparent: clearly visible or understood; obvious  \n43. postulate: to suggest or propose something  \n44. speculate: to guess, to form a theory without firm evidence  \n45. bazaar: a market selling a large variety of goods  \n46. sporadic: scattered, irregular, unpredictable  \n47. suffrage: the right to vote  \n48. incredulous: unwilling or unable to believe something  \n49. idealistic: unrealistically aiming for perfection  \n50. conflate: to mix or combine into one (typically ideas)  \n51. paucity: poverty, scarcity  \n52. ephemeral: temporary, short-lived  \n53. prompt: to cause (someone) to take a course of action  \n54. reverence: deep respect for someone or something  \n55. disparity: a great difference  \n56. dispassionate: not influenced by strong emotion, fair-minded  \n57. phenomenon: a noteworthy occurrence or situation  \n58. boast: to brag, to show off  \n59. irksome: irritating, annoying  \n60. allude: to suggest or call attention to indirectly, to make a reference to something  \n61. omnipotence: having unlimited or great power  \n62. provoke: to cause a reaction or emotion (usually anger); 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