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 having or showing care andconscientiousness in one's work or duties  \n30.Disparate -essentially different in kind;not allowingcomparison  \n31.Dissuade -to persuade someone not to take aparticular course of action  \n32.Dogmatic -inclined to lay down principles asincontrovertibly true  \n33.Elicit -to evoke or draw out a response,answer,orfact from someone  \n34.Embellish-to make something more attractive by theaddition of decorative details or features  \n35.Empathy -the ability to understand and share thefeelings of another  \n36.Enigmatic -difficult to interpret or understand;mysterious  \n37.Ephemeral-lasting for avery short time  \n38.Equanimity-mental calmness,composure,andevenness of temper,especially in a difficult situation  \n39.Esoteric -intended for or likely to be understood byonly a small number of people with a specializedknowledge or interest  \n40.Exacerbate -to make a problem,bad situation,ornegative feeling worse  \n41.Exonerate-to absolve someone from blame for afaultor wrongdoing  \n42.Expunge-to erase or remove completely (somethingunwanted or unpleasant)  \n43.Extol-to praise enthusiastically  \n44.Fabricate -to invent or concoct something,typicallywith deceitful intent  \n45.Facetious -treating serious issues with deliberatelyinappropriate humor;flippant  \n46.Fallacy -a mistaken belief,especially one based on  \nunsound argument  \n47.Fastidious -very attentive to and concerned about  \naccuracy and detail  \n48.Feasible-possible to do easily or conveniently  \n49.Fervent-having or displaying a passionate intensity  \n50.Fledgling-a person or organization that is immature,  \ninexperienced,or underdeveloped  \nPage 2 of 6  \nReplication or other unauthorized use ofthis material is prohibited by the copyright laws of India  \nowpotopanerscomI -o5o  \n51.Florid-having a red or flushed complexion  \n52.Furtive -attempting to avoid notice or attention,typically because of guilt or a belief that discoverywould lead to trouble;secretive  \n53.Gar","cbCaihzi2sHuTZPi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihzi2sHuTZPi","pdf",2075305,"English","# Vocabulary Words for Law\n## Selected words and meanings","[{\"question\":\"Does the list cover vocabulary related to legal authority and disputes?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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