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1. collusion
(adj.) shrewdness, perceptiveness (The detective was too humble to acknowledge that his perspicacity was the reason for his professional success.)
(adj.) unaffected by passion or feeling (Penelope's faithfulness to Odysseus required that she be stoic and put off her many suitors.)
(adj.) upset, not content (The child believed that his parents had unjustly grounded him, and remained disgruntled for a week.)
(n.) secret agreement, conspiracy (The three law students worked in collusion to steal the final exam.)
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