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100 Least Common English Words

Like it's brother, 100 Most Common English Words, but the complete opposite. -In Alphabetical order -Stuff found here: https://sites.google.com/site/fuzzyanalysislearninglanguages/about-me
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Number
Word
1
abdate
2
abdicate
3
aberration
4
abhor
5
abstain
6
adversity
7
aesthetic
8
amicable
9
anachronistic
10
arid
11
asylum
12
benevolent
13
bias
14
boisterous
15
brazen
16
brusque
17
camaraderie
18
canny
19
capacious
20
capitulate
21
clairvoyant
22
collaberate
23
compassion
24
compromise
25
condescending
26
conditional
27
conformist
28
convergence
29
deleterious
30
demagogue
31
digression
32
diligent
33
discredit
34
disdain
Number
Word
35
divergent
36
empathy
37
emulate
38
enervating
39
ephemeral
40
evanescent
41
exemplary
42
entenuating
43
florid
44
forbearance
45
fortitude
46
fortuitous
47
foster
48
fraught
49
frugal
50
hackneyed
51
haughty
52
hedonist
53
hypothesis
54
impetuous
55
impute
56
inconsequential
57
inevitable
58
intrepid
59
intuitave
60
jubiliation
61
lobbyist
62
longevity
63
mundane
64
nonchalent
65
opulent
66
orator
67
ostentatious
Number
Word
68
parched
69
perfidious
70
pragmatic
71
precocious
72
pretentious
73
procrastinate
74
prosaic
75
prosperity
76
provocative
77
prudent
78
querolous
79
rancorous
80
reclusive
81
reconsilation
82
renovation
83
restrained
84
reverence
85
sagacity
86
scrutinize
87
spontaneous
88
spurious
89
submission
90
substantiate
91
subtle
92
superficial
93
superfluous
94
surreptitous
95
tactful
96
tenactious
97
transient
98
venerable
99
vindicate
100
wary
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Level 84
Mar 1, 2021
I guess number 2 hasn't been in use since the 1930s