"The Landlady" Vocabulary

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blemish

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A blemish is a small imperfection or flaw that affects the appearance of something, often used to describe marks on the skin. (noun)

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compel

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To compel means to make someone do something, often through force or pressure. (verb)

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congenial

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Congenial describes someone or something that is agreeable and shares similar qualities, making them pleasant to be around. (adjective)

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earnest

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Earnest describes actions or feelings that are sincere and deeply felt. (adjective)

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emanate

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Emanate refers to something that originates or flows out from a particular source. (verb)

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facade

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Facade can describe both the front of a building and a deceptive outward appearance. (noun)

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neglect

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Neglect refers to either the action of not taking proper care of something or someone, or the state of being uncared for. (verb or noun)

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rapacious

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Rapacious describes someone who is excessively greedy or eager to take more than what is fair or necessary. (adjective)

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tantalize

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Tantalize means to tease or torment someone by showing them something desirable but keeping it out of their reach. (verb)