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hard to understand or explain desecrate to show disrespect or to deface  \napathy lack of emotion or interest something sacred  \nindifferent having no preference euphonious melodious; pleasant sounding  \nrevere to worship; to honor cacophonous harsh sounding  \ncandor frankness; honesty guile cunning; deceitfulness  \nreticent restrained; uncommunicative immutable unchanging; permanent  \naesthetic concerning art or beauty incessant non-stop  \nascetic without indulgence or luxuries static unchanging; not moving  \nautonomy self-rule; independence bastion a stronghold; a fort  \ndisdain contempt benign kindly; good-natured  \ninnocuous harmless; insignificant credulous gullible; ready to believe without proof  \nbanal commonplace; dull; ordinary disparage to speak poorly of  \nambiguous unclear; undecided eccentric odd; out of the ordinary; quirky  \nanarchy lack of government; chaos philanthropist someone who benefits mankind  \nameliorate to improve squander to waste  \natrophy to waste away from lack of use virulent harmful  \ninnovate to make changes; 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