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Definitions for ten english terms: desecrate, evanescent, paragon, provincial, usurp, supercilious, indigent, steadfast, callous, and heed. Desecrate means to treat with extreme disrespect and violate the sacredness of something highly valued. Evanescent refers to something that gradually disappears or fades away. A paragon is a model of excellence or perfection. Provincial denotes a limited and narrow outlook or unsophisticated perspective. Usurp means to seize power or position by force or without right. Supercilious indicates a proud or scornful attitude. Indigent signifies not having enough to live on and being very poor. Steadfast means firmly and consistently loyal. Callous refers to being hardened in mind or feelings. Heed means to pay attention to.
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