3&4 Flashcards

(50 cards)

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Affable

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Friendly, courteous

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Audacity

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Excessive boldness

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3
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Contrite

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Extremely apologetic, remorseful

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Credulous

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Believing on slight evidence, gullible

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Depravity

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Moral corruption, a wicked or perverse act

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Deprecate

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To disapprove regretfully, to belittle

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Didactic

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Instructive, designed to teach

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Dormant

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Inactive, sleeping

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Enigmatic

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Mysterious, inexplicable

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Erudite

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Scholarly

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Exotic

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Foreign, unfamiliar

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Fuse

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To mix or join

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Immutable

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Unchanging

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Incorrigible

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Incapable of improvement

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Loathe

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To detest

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Mitigate

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To cause or become less hostile or harsh

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Nullify

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To cause not to be in effect, to negate

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Pacisiftic

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Opposed to war or use of force

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Pretentious

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Making an extravagant outward show, self-important

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Prologue

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Introductory remarks in a speech, play, or literary work

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Recant

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To withdraw or to repudiate a statement or belief

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Servile

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Overly submissive

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Trepidation

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Fear, trembling, agitation

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Vilify

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Malign, to defame, to utter abusive statements against

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Aesthetic
Relating or pertaining to a sense of beauty or art
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Aloof
Apart, indifferent
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Archaic
Old, antique
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Assuage
To ease, to mitigate, to calm
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Belie
To contradict, to give a false impression
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Contentious
Quarrelsome, stirring controversy
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Daunt
To intimidate
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Debilitate
To weaken, to enfeeble
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Discord
Strife, tension
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Dissemination
The act of so ready widely, scattering
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Dogmatic
Strongly opinionated in an unwarranted manner
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Duplicity
Double-dealing, hypocrisy
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Egocentric
Self-centered, selfish
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Euphemism
Substitution of an offensive term
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Gluttonous
Greedy for food or drink
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Mundane
Ordinary, commonplace
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Ominous
Threatening
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Petulance
Unreasonable touchiness or irritability
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Pompous
Exaggerated show of dignity or self-importance
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Precocious
Exceptionally early in development
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Slothful
Lazy, indolent
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Trivia
Insignificant matters
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Verbose
Wordy, very talkative
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Virulent
Extremely poisonous, hateful
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Volatile
Quickly changeable, easily vaporized
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Abstruse
Difficult to understand