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to burn
flam
flame
fulm, fulg
lightning, storm, flash
luster, lustr
to make bright
flagr
to burn
sema, semio
sign
digm, dict
a showing, comparison
omin
sign, warning
phras
to show, to tell
monstr
show, warn
trit
to rub away, to wear, to crush
leni
smooth
moll
soft
rud
rough
flamboyant (ant.)
plain
illustrious (ant.)
unknown
incense (ant.)
mollif
inflammatory (ant.)
innocuous
rudimentary (ant.)
advanced
trite (ant.)
original
abominable
loathsome; disagreeable
contrite
feeling regret and sorrow; penitent
demonstrative
openly expressive or emotions
detritus
debris; junk
flamboyant
intended to attract attention; showy
lenitive
easing pain or discord
luster
brilliance; brightness
metaphrase
an exact translation or restatement
mollify
to soothe the feelings of; to appease
paradigm
a pattern or model
refulgent
brilliantly illuminated; shining
remonstrate
to protest or object
rudiment
a basic idea or principle
semiotic
relating to signs or symbols
trite
boring because of overuse or repetition
attrition
a lowering in number
conflagration
a large fire
detrimental
causing damage or harm; injurious
flagrant
noticeably bad or offensive
fulminate
to attack with words; denounce
illustrative
descriptive
lenient
not strict; generous
ominous
menacing; threatening
paraphrase
a summary not word-for-word
phraseology
the way in which something is expressed
rudimentary
undeveloped; basic or simple
semantic
having to do with the meaning of words or language
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