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obdurate |
Hardened against good or moral influence. Stubbornly impenitent. |
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obstreperous |
1. Noisily defiant; unruly, boisterously unmanageable. |
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opine |
(formal) To hold or state as an opinion; to think. |
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opprobrious |
1. Expressing or carrying a sense of disgrace or contemptuous scorn - `opprobrio [...] |
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opprobrium |
1. Disgrace inherent in or arising from shameful misconduct; ignominy. 2. Scorn [...] |
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orthography |
The art or study of correct spelling according to usage. |
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ossify |
1. To change into bone; to become bony. 2. To become set in a rigidly convention [...] |