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exude:  (verb)  to discharge moisture or smell slowly, but steadily.  The oven exuded an invitation that told us we didn’t care if dinner were late.

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pernicious:  (adj.)  having a harmful effect, but in no particular hurry to do so.  The teacher’s pernicious attitude about education eventually resulted in her students all becoming arborists.

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acrimoniously:  (adv.)  angry and bitter, but in an adverbial way.  Carl acrimoniously accused the network of personally trying to ruin his life when they canceled his favourite shoe.

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apoplectic:  (adj.; pronounced ap-poe-plec-tic) extremely indignant; really pissed.  Carl was apoplectic when he discovered they had canceled “America’s Most Wanted’s Got Talent.”