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General Vocabulary Flashcards

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Prurient

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Inequitable

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Tenet

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Anecdotal

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Based on reports made through observation or personal accounts rather than data.

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Apparent

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Obvious, clearly understood.

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Chastise

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Intensely scold or condemn.

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Connoisseur

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Expert who is able to pass critical judgement on fine arts or matters of taste.

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Curtail

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Make less, cut down, or put restraint to.

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Disdain

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Having contempt toward someone, or a feeling that they’re undeserving of respect.

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Emit

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Send, give forth, issue

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Flourishing

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Growing quickly and prosperously

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Incite

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Instigate, stir up, promote the growth of.

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Merit

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Excellence or worthiness

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Proprietary

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Related to the ownership or exclusive rights to something.

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Refrain

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Hold back, especially from something bad or unhealthy.

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Sedentary

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Seated most of the time. Physically inactive.

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Superimpose

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Set or lay something over something else

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Teeming

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Swarming, full of things, abundantly filled.

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Abstraction

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The act of considering ideas or concepts that are not attached to any one event.

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Determinant

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An element that influences the nature or result of something

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Diffuse

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Spread out over a large area

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Envisage

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Conceive as a future possibility

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Expend

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Pay out or use up

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Heed

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Take notice of

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Implicit

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Understood without being plainly expressed

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Indelible

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Incapable of being forgotten, removed, or erased

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Intermittent

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Existing in intervals, happening occasionally or irregularly

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Manifest readily perceived by the eye or mind

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Perplexing

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Utterly baffling, bewildering

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Receptivity

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The state of being open and responsive

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Sentimental

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Overly emotional, or romantic in an extravagant way.

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Susceptible

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Capable of being influenced by something, impressionable, unresistant

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Vehement

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Exhibiting forceful, intense feeling or energy even to the point of being antagonistic or otherwise negative.

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Allocate

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Portion out for specific purposes

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Deteriorate

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Continuously worsen, go downhill

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Disseminate

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Scatter, spread about, broadcast

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Emulate

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Copy in an attempt to be better than or equal

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Exemplify

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Illustrate, demonstrate by example

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Fabricate

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Make up, construct (often something false)

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Mollify

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Calm or soothe (an angry person) lessen or soften

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Necessitate

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Require as a result of, be grounds for

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Proliferate

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Increase or spread rapidly

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Rectify

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Correct, amend, make right

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Relegate

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Downgrade, lower the rank or position of

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Repudiate

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Reject, cast off, deny something’s authority

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Simulate

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Imitate how something looks or acts

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Transliterate

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Represent using the corresponding letters of another alphabet or language

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Typify

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Be an ideal or representative example of.

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Adduce

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Give reason or proof to support a theory

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Deduce

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Draw a conclusion based on logic or reasoning

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Deviate

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Drift from an established or standard course

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Dissipate

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Steadily disappear or cause to steadily disappear, disperse

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Eradicate

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Obliterate, remove or destroy completely

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Expropriate

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Seize property from, dispossess

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Induce

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Persuade or influence into action, give rise to

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Instantiate

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Represent by occurrence or use of a congregate example.

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Mandate

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Instruct or command someone to act a certain way.

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Subordinate

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Put in such a position, lower position

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Extoll

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Allegation

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A claim for which proof has not yet been provided

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Coalition

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An alliance or union joining together for action

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Contention

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An assertion
On lsat may mean an area of disagreement between parties

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Evasion

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Avoidance, the act of dodging something

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Fragmentation

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The process of being broken into smaller pieces

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Nullification

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The process of eliminating any legal or binding force

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Overestimation

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The act of judging or approximating something too highly

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Pretension

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A claim or an attempt to establish one

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Prevarication

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A group moving forward in an orderly way, likely for a ceremony of some sort

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Protrusion

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Something that sticks out

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Reiteration

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The act of restating or repeating something for emphasis or clarity

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Rendition

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The performance of dramatic role or musical piece.

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Retention

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The act of keeping possession or use of something

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Supposition

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Hypothesis, conjecture, belief formed without certainty

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Acuity

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Keenness in perception of hearing

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Affinity

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A natural liking or feeling of kinship toward someone or something

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Ambiguity

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A lack of clarity, openness to interpretation in more than one way

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Animosity

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Hostility

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Civility

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Polite or courteous behavior, the state of being civil

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Commonality

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A shared feature or characteristic

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Domesticity

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Life at home and/or with family or the quality of being domestic

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Fallibility

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Inclination to make mistakes.

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Feasibility

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Capability of being carried out or easily done

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Multiplicity

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A large number, big variety.

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Plasticity

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Ability to be easily shaped or molded

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Precocity

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Mental development that is achieved abnormally early

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Propensity

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Tendency to act a certain way, disposition toward or in favor of something

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Veracity

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Habitual adherence to truth, accuracy,

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Virtuosity

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Great skill, aptitude, or mastery within the fine arts

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Aboriginal

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First of its kind to inhabit a land or region

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Archetypal

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Original type which all those of the same type are modeled after. Representative of a certain type of person or thing.

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Canonical

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Conforming to accepted rule or orthodox procedures

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Dialectical

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Related to discussion and reasoning via dialogues

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Fundamental

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Essential to structure or function

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Hierarchical

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Arranged by rank

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Inviolable

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Incapable of being broken, dishonored, or breached

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Irreducible

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Unable to diminish or put into a simpler form.

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Nominal

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Exhausting in name form only, in contrast to an underlying reality

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Pedagogical

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Having to do with teaching or instruction

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Peripheral

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Relating to the edge or boundary of a field of vision

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Proportional

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Corresponding in size or degree

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Trivial

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Insignificant, unimportant, of little value

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Unfathomable

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Incomprehensible, incapable of being fully understood

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Viable

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Capable of functioning successfully

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Aesthetic

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Concerning the appreciation of beauty or good taste

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Archaic

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Very old, out of date

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Conducive

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Promoting or assisting, helping make something possible

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Corrosive

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Causing to wear away, destructive

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Counterintuitive

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Contrary to what instinct or common sense would lead one to expect.

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Erratic

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Inconsistent, wandering, having no fixed course

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Idiosyncratic

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Peculiar, distinctive, individualistic

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Idyllic

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Pleasant in a natural, simple way

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Imperative

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Crucial, critical, vital

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Irrespective

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Regardless of, without considering

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Lucrative

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Profitable

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Pragmatic

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Dealing with actual facts and reality

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Prohibitive

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Forbidding, preventing

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Putative

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Generally regarded as such, supposed, presumed, assumed, ostensible

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Successive

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Consecutive, following after or next

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Trifle

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Acclaim

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Praise, excitedly approve, applaud

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Barter

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Exchange, trade in goods or services for other goods and services. Typically an exchange that lacks money

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Compel

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Force, urge course of action

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Deplete

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Use up, completely or almost completely

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Frivolous

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Senseless, lacking seriousness, excessively carefree

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Impetus

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Driving force, momentum, impulse

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Norm

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A standard, principle, or average

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Recoup

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Regain, make up for

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Superfluous

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Excessive, not needed, more than enough

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Vacuous

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Mindless, empty, lack of thought or intelligence

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Amorphous

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Shapeless, without structure

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Contemporaneous

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Occurring at the same time

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Contiguous

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Adjoining, touching, sharing a border

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Erroneous

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Wrong, false, mistaken

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Impervious

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Impenetrable, not able to be harmed or emotionally disturbed

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Ingenious

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Intelligent, brilliant, clever

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Innocuous

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Harmless, inoffensive

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Multitudinous

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Abundant, numerous, existing in great number

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Ominous

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Threatening, giving the feeling that something bad is about to happen

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Overzealous

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Too eager in the pursuit of something

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Rigorous

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Meticulous, extremely thorough.

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Ruinous

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Destructive, harmful, devastating

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Treacherous

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Untrustworthy, unfaithful not dependable, dangerous or deceptive

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Vicarious

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Secondary, experienced through imagined participation in another’s experience

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Voracious

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Insatiable, having a really big appetite, having an extremely eager approach.

Murphy puppy

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Bereft

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Deprived

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Chronic

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Recurring, persistent, long standing

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Deficit

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Lack, gap

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Devoid

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Empty, vacant, completely lacking

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Myriad

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Countless, huge in number

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Profusion

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Extravagant amount

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Quorum

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Minimum number of members needed for a meeting

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Dearth

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Eschew

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Assuage

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Vacillating

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Tractable

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Compulsorly

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Aggrieved

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Afflicted, resentful, or distressed from experiencing unfair treatment

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Convoluted

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Twisted, very complicated

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Disinclined

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Unwilling, hesitant, unenthusiastic

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Dispersed

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Scattered over a broad area

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Diversified

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Varied, assorted, mixed

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Emboldened

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Instilled with courage, given bravery to take action, encouraged

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Entrenched

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Securely established, ingrained, rooted

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Fortified

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Defensible, Strengthened, supported, reinforced

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Muddled

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Disordered, in a confused or disorderly state

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Obscured

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Concealed, darkened, cast over

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Predisposed

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Inclined or liable to do something

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Protracted

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Lengthy, continuing for a long time or longer than usual

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Reputed

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Believed to be or in a certain way

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Uninflected

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Monotonous, without change in pitch or tone

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Vested

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Guaranteed, fixed, absolute, without contingency

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Amenable

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Willing to take suggestions, able to be influenced or controlled

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Insolvent

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Connive

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Acquisitive

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Censure

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Disapprove strongly and officially

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Contemptuous

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Scornful, full of disrespect for something or someone

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Denounce

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Accuse of being evil or wrong, generally publicly and loudly

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Lament

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Mourn passionately

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Malign

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Speak ill of, slander

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Objectionable

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Offensive, off-putting

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Reprehensible

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Disgraceful, dishonorable

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Sardonic

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Mocking, often with laughter, spiteful

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Subversive

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Disruptive, trying to undermine some kind of established order.

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Unconscionable

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Indefensible, unreasonable

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Posits

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Repudiate

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Presupposition

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Q

Spurious

A

Illogical argument or false claim

191
Q

Dubious

A

Doubtful

192
Q

Reneger

A
193
Q

Nadir

A
194
Q

Accede

A
195
Q

Remissible

A
196
Q

Belie

A
197
Q

Construe

A
198
Q

Brash

A
199
Q

Abstain

A

Refrain from something bad or unhealthy

200
Q

Acute

A

Sharp or intense, usually marked by sudden onset

201
Q

Adherent

A

Supporter, follower, devotee

202
Q

Antithetical

A

Opposite, directly opposed

203
Q

Apex

A

Peak, high point

204
Q

Arbitrary

A

Having no basis, capricious, unreasonable, based on one’s discretion

205
Q

Capricious

A
206
Q

Ascertain

A

Make certain, find out for sure, determine

207
Q

Ascribe

A

Attribute, chalk up to

208
Q

Assert

A

State forcefully

209
Q

Asymmetry

A

Imbalance

210
Q

Circumspect

A

Cautious, prudent, careful to consider consequences

211
Q

Circumvent

A

Bypass or avoid

212
Q

Cogent

A

Compelling, powerfully persuasive

213
Q

Compulsory

A

Mandatory, enforced by rule

214
Q

Concurrence

A

Agreement in point of view or a simultaneous occurrence.

215
Q

Conform

A

Comply, act in line with standards that are socially acceptable

216
Q

Constitute

A

Establish (as in by law), make up, form

217
Q

Construe

A

Interpret, make sense of

218
Q

Continuum

A

An endless sequence in which the elements close to each other do not differ greatly but the starting and end points do.

219
Q

Converse

A

The reversal of something

220
Q

Denude

A
221
Q

Compensatory

A

Offsetting to an injury.

222
Q

Contingency

A

Possible future event

223
Q

Corroborate

A

Provide more evidence for, support, strengthen

224
Q

Culpable

A

Worthy of blame, guilty, at fault

225
Q

Extenuating

A

Mitigating, excusing, making more forgivable

226
Q

Extralegal

A

Not regulated by law

227
Q

Fallacious

A

Logically incorrect

228
Q

Illegitimate

A

Unlawful, illegal, improper

229
Q

Inconclusive

A

Lacking a definite result

230
Q

Indubitable

A

Unquestionable, without a doubt

231
Q

Plausible

A

Believable, credible, possible

232
Q

Preponderance

A

Numerical superiority, majority, greater importance or weight

233
Q

Presuppose

A

Assume, presume, require as a condition

234
Q

Stipulate

A

Specify as a demand

235
Q

Transgressor

A

Lawbreaker, criminal, someone who violates rules or codes

236
Q

Bulwark

A

Strong support or protection

237
Q

Abate

A

Diminish, lessen in force

238
Q

Abate

A

Diminish, lessen in force

239
Q

Allegorical

A

Having a hidden meaning

240
Q

Allusion

A

Hint, indirect reference

241
Q

Analogous

A

Comparable, similar

242
Q

Anomalous

A

Abnormal, deviant, out of the ordinary

243
Q

Compromise

A

Consist of, include

244
Q

Elicit

A

Call forth, evoke, bring out

245
Q

Equivocate

A

Express different meaning using the same term

246
Q

Illicit

A

Impermissible, unlawful

247
Q

Indigenous

A

Native (to a place)

248
Q

Indigent

A

Destitute, impoverished

249
Q

Indignant

A

Incensed, angry

250
Q

Qualified

A

Limited, restricted in some way

251
Q

Supplant

A

Replace, supersede

252
Q

Tenacious

A

Persistent, steadfast, holding onto something

253
Q

Tenuous

A

Flimsy, unsubstantiated, weak, vague

254
Q

Vindicate

A

Clear of blame, justify, defend, substantiate

255
Q

Vindictive

A

Vengeful, unforgiving

256
Q

Sophistry

A

Use of fallacious arguments to intentionally deceive.

257
Q

Derivatively

A
258
Q

Guilelessly

A
259
Q

Aggrieved

A
260
Q

Appreciably

A

Considerably, in a manner that is enough to be perceived

261
Q

Astonishingly

A

In very surprising fashion

262
Q

Diametrically

A

In direct opposition, opposite, utterly or completely opposed to

263
Q

Effusively

A

Expressed with strong emotion, enthusiastically

264
Q

Egregiously

A

Outrageously, shockingly, in an outstandingly terrible way

265
Q

Empirically

A

According to observation, in an observed or experienced manner

266
Q

Facilely

A

In an oversimplified way, superficially

267
Q

Indistinguishably

A

In the extract same manner, cannot be recognized as different or distinct.

268
Q

Invariably

A

Without exception, always, on every occasion

269
Q

Inventively

A

Ingeniously, imaginatively, in an original, creative fashion

270
Q

Inversely

A

In the opposite way, backward, in reverse or in a contrary way somehow, negative correlation

271
Q

Presumably

A

Supposedly, apparently, likely to be true without absolute certainty

272
Q

Presumptuously

A

Arrogantly, shamelessly, too boldly or confidently

273
Q

Sequentially

A

In logical order, naturally following in time or place

274
Q

Tacitly

A

In an unspoken manner, in an implied or implicit fashion

275
Q

Vociferous

A
276
Q

Elucidate

A

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