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vexed

February 5, 2026

v. 1 to annoy or irritate; 2 to puzzle or worry

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deter

February 4, 2026

v. to discourage someone from doing something.

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zephyr

February 3, 2026

n. a gentle breeze often from the west.

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conflagration

February 2, 2026

n. a large and destructive fire.

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mundane

February 1, 2026

adj. boring or ordinary not interesting.

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echolocation

January 31, 2026

n. the ability to locate objects by sound waves.

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conservative

January 30, 2026

adj. holding traditional values and avoiding change.

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liberated

January 29, 2026

v. to free; to set free as from imprisonment or bondage

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impudent

January 28, 2026

adj. showing a lack of respect or shameless boldness.

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fallacy

January 27, 2026

n. a mistaken belief or idea that is not true.

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artisan

January 26, 2026

n. a skilled worker who makes things by hand.

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confiscate

January 25, 2026

v. to take something away from someone by authority.

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preclude

January 24, 2026

v. to make something impossible or prevent it.

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despondent

January 23, 2026

adj. feeling sad and hopeless.

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inane

January 22, 2026

adj. empty; shallow or silly

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squeamish

January 21, 2026

adj. easily made to feel sick or uneasy.

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prudent

January 20, 2026

adj. acting with care and thought for the future.

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benign

January 19, 2026

adj. gentle and kindly. not harmful or dangerous.

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bastion

January 18, 2026

n. a stronghold or place of safety.

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feign

January 17, 2026

v. to pretend to be affected by something. it means to make a false show or to simulate.

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