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verisimilar
appearing to be true or real, having the quality of seeming probable
In a sentence
The historical novel was verisimilar enough that readers often mistook passages for actual memoir.
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vacillate
to waver indecisively between options or opinions
vacuity
total absence of thought, ideas, or substance
vacuous
empty of meaning, substance, or intelligence
vagabond
a person who roams from place to place with no fixed home
vagary
an unpredictable or capricious change or notion
vagrant
a person who wanders without a settled home or work
vainglorious
excessively boastful and vain about one's achievements
vainglory
excessive, ostentatious pride in oneself or one's achievements
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