Hit Parade Group 1 Flashcards

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Aberrant

Adj

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Deviating from the norm

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Abscond

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To depart clandestinely; to steal off and hide

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Alacrity

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Eager and enthusiastic willingness

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Anomaly

Noun

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Deviation from the normal order, form or rule

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Approbation

Noun

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An expression of approval or praise

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Arduous

Adj

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Strenuous

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Assuage

Verb

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To ease or lesson: pacify

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Audacious

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Daring and fearless; recklessly bold

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Austere

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Without adornment; bare

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Axiomatic

Adj

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Taken as given

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Canonical

Adj

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In agreement with accepted traditional standards

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Capricious

Adj

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Inclined to change ones mind impulsively

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Censure

Verb

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To criticize severely

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Chicanery

Noun

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Trickery

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Connoisseur

Noun

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Expert

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Convoluted

Adj

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Complex or complicated

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Disabuse

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To set right

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Discordant

Adj

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Conflicting; harsh in sound

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Disparate

Adj

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Distinct or dissimilar

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Effrontery

Noun

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Extreme boldness

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Eloquent

Adj

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Well spoken; articulate

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Enervate

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To weaken

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Ennui

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Dissatisfaction an restlessness resulting from boredom

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Equivocate

Verb

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To use ambiguous la gauge with a deceptive intent

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Erudite | Adj
Scholarly
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Exculpate | Verb
To clear of blame
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Exigent | Adj
Urgent
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Extemporaneous | Adj
Improvised
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Filibuster | Noun
Intentional obstruction
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Fulminate | Verb
To loudly attack or denounce
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Ingenuous | Adj
Artless; lacking sophistication
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Inured | Adj
Accustomed to accepting something undesirable
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Irascible | Adj
Easily angered
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Laud | Verb
To praise highly
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Lucid | Adj
Clear; easily understood
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Magnanimity | Noun
The quality of bein generously noble in mind and heart
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Martial | Adj
Associated with war
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Mundane | Adj
Ordinary; typical
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Nascent | Adj
Coming into being
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Nebulous | Adj
Vague; lacking clearly defined form
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Neologism | Noun
The creation of new words or senses
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Noxious | adj
Harmful
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Obtuse | Adj
Lacking sharpness of intellect
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Obviate | Adj
To anticipate and make unnecessary
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Onerous | Adj
Troubling; burdensome
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Paean | Noun
A song of praise and thanksgiving
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Parody | Noun
A humorous imitation intended for ridicule
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Perennial | Adj
Happening repeatedly
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Perfidy | Noun
Intentional breach of faith
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Perfunctory | Adj
Done without care or interest
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Perspicacious | Adj
Acutely perceptive
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Prattle | Verb
To babble meaninglessly
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Precipitate | Adj
Acting with excessive haste or impulse
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Precipitate | Verb
To cause or happen before anticipated
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Predilection | Noun
Preference
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Prescience | Noun
Foreknowledge of events
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Prevaricate | Verb
To deliberately avoid the truth
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Qualms | Noun
Causes for hesitancy
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Recant | Verb
To retract a previously held belief
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Refute | Verb
To disprove
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Relegate | Verb
To for civility assign esp. To a lower position or place
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Reticent | Adj
Quiet; reserved
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Solicitous | Adj
Concerned and attentive
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Sordid | Adj
Characterized by filth, and grime
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Sporadic | Adj
Occurring only occasionally
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Squander | Verb
To waste by spending or using irresponsibly
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Static | Adj
Not moving; at rest
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Stupefy | Verb
To stun, baffle or amaze
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Stymie | Verb
To block; thwart
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Synthesis | Noun
The combination of parts to make a whole
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Torque | Noun
A force that causes rotation
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Tortuous | Adj
Winding, twisting; excessively complicated
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Truculent | Adj
Fierce, cruel; eager to fight
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Veracity | Noun
Honesty
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Virulent | adj
Extremely harmful or poisonous
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Voracious | Adj
Having an insatiable appetite for an activity or pursuit
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Waver | Verb
To away; to be unsettled in opinion