to mitigate, to make something less severe, harmful, or painful (a conflict, for example), convoluted, extremely complex, intricate, and difficult to follow (The CEO's explanation of the new tax policy was so ... that the entire team was confused, candour, frankness, sincerity (She spoke about her past mistakes with surprising ...), ubiquitous, Omnipresent, universal, widespread (Smartphone have become the ... companion to daily life), pristine, Left in a natural state, untouched by human development or pollution (e.g., a ... rainforest, a ... beach)., garrulous, Excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters. (The ... passenger kept talking for the entire flight.), subterfuge, Deceit used in order to achieve one's goal. (They had to resort to ... to get past the security guard.), salient, Most noticeable or important: Let me highlight the ... points of the new strategy.

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