Alacrity
Published on Nov 25, 2015
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Alacrity
Cheerful, readiness, promptness, or willingness
People are always alacrity when it is summer.
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Dilapolated
Ruin or decay as from age or negleat
The old barn is dilapolated.
Photo by Michel Filion
Dilute
To make thinner or weaker by the addition of water
The butterfly wings got dilute after it rained.
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Ecstasies
An overpowering emotion or intense feelings
Ecstasies can involve crying.
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Felicity
The state of being happy
Fulculty
Ability natural or acquired for a particular kind of action
Standing the fist time is a kind of fulculty.
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Grotesque
Odd or unnatural in shape , appearance, or character
Clouds in the sky can be grotesques most of the time.
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Intrepid
Resolutely fearless
People can be intrepid when they are sonfidion.
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Vexation
Irritation, annoyance
When in a crowd you could feel vexation.
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Vigor
Active strength or force
Professional sport players can be vigor when playing.
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