Deriv 29-32 Flashcards

1
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Cancel or repeal by authority, annul

A

Abrogate

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2
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Full of self importance and unwarranted pride

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Arrogant

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3
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Belittling, tending to lessen or detract

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Derogatory

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4
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Having to do with the home or housekeeping

A

Domestic

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5
Q

Impediment

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An obstacle, anything that interferes

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6
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An exclusive right, a superior advantage

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Prerogative

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7
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Promoting health or welfare

A

Salubrious

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8
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The practice of lending money at excessive interest

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Usury

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9
Q

Without dishonesty, fraud, or deceit

A

Bonafide

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10
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Daily, in the daytime

A

Diurnal

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11
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Dig out of the earth

A

Exhume

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12
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Faithful devotion to duty or obligation

A

Fidelity

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13
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Bury (of a dead body)

A

Inhume

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14
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A puzzle consisting of pictures, letters, signs, which suggest a word or phrase

A

Rebus

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15
Q

To live a rural life, use rough looking stone on a building

A

Rusticate

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16
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Shallow, not profound

A

Superficial

17
Q

To gather together in proper order, to compare facts

A

Collate

18
Q

To yield to the wishes of another

A

Defer

19
Q

Courteous regard or respect

A

Deference

20
Q

Slow or late in doing things

A

Dilatory

21
Q

Application by authority

A

Imposition

22
Q

To conclude from something unknown or assumed

A

Infer

23
Q

Apparently, seemingly

A

Ostensibly

24
Q

Containing a promise

A

Promissory

25
Q

A meeting or plan to discuss something

A

Consultation

26
Q

Believable, reliable

A

Credible

27
Q

Giving offense, inciting ill-will

A

Invidious

28
Q

Stingy, miserly

A

Parsimonious

29
Q

A harmless preparation given to patients to humor them

A

Placebo

30
Q

Tranquil, calm, quiet

A

Placid

31
Q

Serving in a subordinate capacity

A

Subservient

32
Q

Temporary, only staying for a short time

A

Transient