Magnanimity- Noun. The quality of being high-minded; noble
- The magnanimity of the man was proven when he gave all his clothes to a homeless shelter.
Mollified- Verb. To soften in feeling or temper
- The lady mollified the dog's rage by giving it a treat.
Adage- Noun. A traditional saying expressing a common experience or observation
- After I would fail in something my grandpa would always tell me an old adage like, "don't count your chickens before they hatch."
Castes- Noun. An endogamous and hereditary social group limited to persons of the same rank,
occupation, economic position
- The man living on the street belongs to the poor caste, so the queen is higher in the social scale.
Ignominy- Noun. Disgrace or dishonor
- The ignominy of being a 13 year old, 2nd greater made her suffer until she kiled herself.
Cajolery- Noun. Persuasion by flattery or promises
- The woman's cajolery to me made me want to get up and get her a glass of milk.
Axiomatic- Adjective. Self-evident or obvious
- It is axiomatic that dogs bark.
Ruminating- Verb. To meditate
- By the pool you could hear Jade ruminating about it being to hot.
Intrinsically- Adjective. Belonging to a thing by its very nature
- Mapi is intrinsically short.
Precipice- Noun. Cliff with a vertical, nearly vertical, or overhanging face.
-As I was climbing on Mount. Rushmore I slipped of the precipice of George Washington's nose.
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