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Day-1 (Diurnal)
Day-2 (Demure)
Day-3 (Conducive)
Day-4 (Cryptic)
Day-5 (Eclectic)
Day-6 (Appease)
Day-7 (Acumen)
Day-8 (Dolorous)
Day-9 (Vehement)
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Day-12 (Convalesce)
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Day-20 (Coterie)
Day-21 (Nuptial)
Day-22 (Kaput)
Day-23 (Thrall)
Day-24 (Verbatim)
Day-25 (Ditty)
Day-26 (Gehenna)
Day-27 (Dirge)
Day-28 (Jargon)
Day-29 (Circumlocution)
Day-30 (Hoary)
Day-31 (Conflagration)
Day-32 (Innocuous)
Day-33 (Extol)
Day-34 (Quisling)
Day-35 (Volition)
Day-36 (Vestige)
Day-37 (Amulet)
Day-38 (Bucolic)
Day-39 (Languor)
Day-40 (Panacea)
Day-41 (Scintillia)
Day-42 (Labyrinth)
Day-43 (Ingenue)
Day-44 (Debonair)
Day-45 (Lambent)
Day-46 (Citadel)
Day-47 (Verdure)
Day-48 (Abscond)
Day-49 (Blandish)
Day-50 (Addendum)
Day-51 (Camaraderie)
Day-52 (Gamut)
Day-53 (Resilient)
Day-54 (Revoke)
Day-55 (Tribulation)
Day-56 (Jovial)
Day-57 (Effusive)
Day-58 (Loquacious)
Day-59 (Reticent)
Day-60 (Troth)
Day-61 (Aphorism)
Day-62 (Cloying)
Day-63 (Dormant)
Day-64 (Acme)
Day-65 (Rubric)
Day-66 (Exemplar)
Day-67 (Pestilent)
Day-68 (Cosmopolitan)
Day-69 (Sloth)
Day-70 (Lascivious)
Day-71 (Rancor)
Day-72 (Anecdote)
Day-73 (Raconteur)
Day-74 (Micawber)
Day-75 (Clandestine)
Day-76 (Pastiche)
Day-77 (Contiguous)
Day-78 (Docile)
Day-79 (Obstreperous)
Day-80 (Omnipotent)
Day-81 (Concur)
Day-82 (Glom)
Day-83 (Bereavement)
Day-84 (Cache)
Day-85 (Reverence)
Day-86 (Slake)
Day-87 (Exacerbate)
Day-88 (Brackish)
Day-89 (Erudite)
Day-90 (Altruism)
Day-91 (Cavalier)
Day-92 (Antithesis)
Day-93 (Cacophonous)
Day-94 (Pugnacious)
Day-95 (Affalable)
Day-96 (Intrinsic)
Day-97 (Paladin)
Day-98 (Eleemosynary)
Day-99 (Emblematic)
Day-100 (Pittance)
Day-101 (Approbate)
Day-102 (Indispensable)
Day-103 (Traipse)
Day 104- (Narcissism)
Day-105 (Funereal)
Day-106 (Copaceptic)
Day-107 (Propitious)
Day-108 (Platitude)
Day-109 (Conspicuous)
Day-110 (Propensity)
Day-111 (Hegira)
Day-112 (Crass)
Day-113 (Cushy)
Day-114 (Abate)
Day-115 (Effloresce)
Day-116 (Pejorative)
Day-117 (Emmolient)
Day-118 (Assiduous)
Day-119 (Desecrate)
Day-120 (Spurious)
Day-121 (Empyrean)
Day-122 (Intransigent)
Day-123 (Immanent)
Day-124 (Maudlin)
Day-125 (Apocryphal)
Day-126 (Inveigle)
Day-127 (Enigmatic)
Day-128 (Vitality)
Day-129 (Reverie)
Day-130 (Duende)
Day-131 (Apoplectic)
Day-132 (Plethora)
Day-133(Embroil)
Day-134 (Fatuous)
Day-135 (Candor)
Day-136 (Deign)
Day-137 (Cursory)
Day-138 (Persnickety)
Day-139 (Odious)
Day-140 (Rudimentary)
Day-141 (Construe)
Day-142 (Bowdlerize)
Day-143 (Machiavellian)
Day-144 (Rejoinder)
Day-145 (Denizen)
Day-146 (Audacious)
Day-147 (Gregarious)
Day-148 (Ludic)
Day-149 (Alacrity)
Day-150 (Imprematur)
Day-151 (Equanimity)
Day-152 (Vivacious)
Day-153 (Frivolous)
Day-154 (Bellicose)
Day-155 (Palpable)
Day-156 (Ensconce)
Day-157 (Egregious)
Day-158 (Edacious)
Day-159 (Insipid)
Day-160 (Paunch)
Day-161 (Pandemonium)
Day-162 (Deft)
Day-163 (Amenity)
Day-164 (Tenuous)
Day-165 (Prudence)
Day-166 (Abridge)
Day-167 (Hyperbole)
Day-168 (Quintessence)
Day-169 (Entice)
Day- 170 (Ornery)
Day-171 (Exorbitant)
Day-172 (Aversion)
Day-173 (Implicit)
Day- 174 (Scintillating)
Day-175 (Tangible)
Day-176 (Accrue)
Day-177 (Mellifluous)
Day-178 (Bosh)
Day-179 (Temporize)
Day-180 (Affable)
Day-182 (Egress)
Day-183 (Circumvent)
Day-184 (Inviolable)
Day-185 (Acclimate)
Day-186 (Kaput)
Day-187 (Louche)
Day-188 (Avarice)
Day-189 (Incremental)
Day-190 (Gratuitous)
Day-191 (Gravid)
Day-192 (Acerbic)
Day-193 (Eschew)
Day-194 (Cynosure)
Day-195 (Importunate)
Day-196 (Sporadic)
Day-197 (Impecunious)
Day-198 (Convalesce)
Day-199 (Crescendo)

Day-181 (Belligerent)

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Word:
                Belligerent

Status:
                Adjective

Meaning:
                Angry or agressive: showing a readiness to fight
               : fighting a war: engaging in a war

Sentences:
1) He was drunk and belligerent.
2) The coach became quite belligerent and spit at the umpire's face.

Origin:
                Modification of Latin belligerant-, belligerans, present participle of belligerare which means 'to rage war'.

First use:
                1577

Synonyms:
                 aggressive, argumentative, assaultive, bellicose, warlike, chippy

Antonyms:
                 non-aggressive, pacific.

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