Group 32 Flashcards

(30 cards)

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Abstruse

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Difficult to comprehend or understand

Abstruse rhythm with confuse

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Auxiliary

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Supplementary or additional, often in support

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Caricature

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Exaggerate features for comedic or satirical effect

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Depravity

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The state or condition of being depraved or morally corrupted

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Dilettante

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A person with an amateur interest in the arts or a particular field

Try to think about Dine like an italian, it means, eat small porcions of food in your mind, which is analogous to having several hobbies that you enjoy but not taking them so seriously

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Effrontery

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Insolent or bold behavior

For every argument he comes to the FRONT and argues in a rude manner

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Encroach

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Intrude or trespass, especially on another’s territory or rights

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Endow

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Enrich or furnish with some faculty or quality

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Entreat

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Ask earnestly or anxiously; beg

Many times we had to plead and ask for getting a treat

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Gregarious

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Sociable enjoying the company of others

Aggregation means gathering togheter, so someone gregarious like that as well

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Indictment

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An official formal accusation for a criminal offense

mnemonic: sorry for this. If you push your dick in a girl without her permission she will ACCUSE you of rape

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Indignant

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Feeling or expressing strong displeasure at something unjust or offensive

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Ineluctable

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Inescapable or inevitable

mnemonic: suppose a course is compulsory in a semeter, so you’re unable to “elect” the course

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Inquisitive

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Curious or eager to acquire knowledge

mnemonic: in+QUIZ contestnts in a quiz are eager for knowledge

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Latitude

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Scope to do something; relative freedom from restrictions

mnemonic: Let it dude. This evokes a sense of ease and lack of strict rules, suggesting the freedom or scope to act without constraint

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Levity

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HUmor or lightness, especially when inappropiate

mnemonic: lev(leave) + it + y(yar) you casually leave things without any seriousness

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Malevolent

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Showing ill will or wishing harm to others

18
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Mediate

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Intervene between parties to bring about a resolution

19
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Occlude

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Block or stop up; cover

20
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Pacify

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Bring peace to or calm someone down

21
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Paragon

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A model of excellence or perfection

mnemonic: it seems that paragon is a slipper brand, just think that their slippers are perfect

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Patronize

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  1. Treat with an apparent kindness that is condescending
  2. Be a regular customer of a store or other establishment

mnemonic: (1) pattern eyes: kindness but condescending. (2) pattern rice: imagine you always buy your rice from the same store

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Penurious

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Extremely poor or stingy

mnemonic: a person who has to spend a PENNY and is FURIOUS about it is PENURIOUS

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Piquant

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Stimulating to the senses; engaging; charming

mnemonic: pi + QUANT. GRE quant is more attracting and delighting than verbal

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Rampant
Unrestrained or unchecked, usually in a negative manner ## Footnote mnemonic: imagine a massive "ramp" covered in "ants" that are everywhere in an uncontrolled and widespread manner.
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Remote
Not likely to happen
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Reprobate
A person who is immoral or who lacks principles ## Footnote mnemonic: reprobate their behaviour
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Turbid
1. (of water) Muddy or opaque due to suspended particles 2. Unclear; confused; obscure
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Turgid
1. Swollen or bloated 2. (of speech) grandiose in an inflated and annoying way ## Footnote mnemonic: too + rigid that is swollen. Swoleen - inflated, so inflated that is annoying
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Vacuous
Lacking intelligence or thought ## Footnote mnemonic: vacuous like empty, empty of mind