Hj Flashcards

Question

What does 'torpor' mean?

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Low energy, sluggishness

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More than enough, serving no useful purpose

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Overly sentimental

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Lacking interest or concern

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[predilection]

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Always complaining

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Repeated often, boring

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Describe something in detail

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Not genuine or false

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Showing arrogant superiority Arrogant, proud, snobbish

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Clear and unambiguous

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Contradict or show something to be false

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Innocent or naive

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Using very few words

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Not harmful or offensive; harmless, benign

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To make worse

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(Levite) Difficult to understand, beyond ordinary knowledge; understood by few Arcane; esoteric; abstruse

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Talking easily and continuously

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To reach the highest point or most decisive point

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Deliberately avoid

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Happening by chance, resulting in a happy ending

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Fiercely loud

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Clear and sharp, making fine distinctions

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Showing good taste in matters and conduct

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Foreseeing or predicting an event

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Make clearer and easier to understand

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Variety of styles

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Traveling from place to place

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Generous, especially towards a rival

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Devise something typically through trickery

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Stubborn or resistant to authority

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Based on false reasoning

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Extreme greed

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Absence of emotions

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To spread negative emotions about

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Cannot be changed

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Free of deceit

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Symbolize or indicate something

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Scold or reproach

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Bitterness or hostility

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Attacker of cherished beliefs or institutions

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Relating to the matter at hand

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Strong disapproval

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Wasteful or extravagant

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Clever in a cunning way

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Showing a brooding ill humor

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Worthy of praise

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Chaos, noise, and confusion Commission, uproar

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Having a sharp quality

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Carefree unconventionality

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Harsh in tone Caustic; sharp-tongued

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Extremely generous

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Willingness to do something, eagerness, readiness

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Lack of something

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Gain favor through deliberate efforts

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Acting morally superior

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Abundant supply

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Marked with twists and turns

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Lacking manners or refinement

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Heavy and awkward in movement

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Existing from birth, not learned Inherent, intrinsic

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Reappearance of earlier characteristics ## Atavus forefather

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Wandering or straying

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Lacking depth or complexity

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Sleep-inducing

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Causing irritation or bad temper

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Stressed due to persistent demands

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Universal, wide-ranging in taste

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Equal to or equivalent

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In a dying state

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Acutely insightful; shrewd “Perspective” “Perceive”

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A wild confusing fight

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Flashy, designed to attract notice

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Serving to warn

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Very small

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Difficult to understand

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Looking extremely thin

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In need, lacking basic needs; poor, needy

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Avoiding excesses

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Lacking ideas or meaning

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A careful or considerate approach

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Spending a lot of time studying

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Ominously prophetic

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Arrogant or presumptuous

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Unoriginal and overused

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Inclined to anger

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Not given careful consideration

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Puffed up with vanity

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Experiencing something indirectly

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Supplying added support

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A deep, long sadness

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Optimistic or positive

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Immature or childish

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Easily annoyed or irritated

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Unwilling to change one’s beliefs

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To belittle someone unfairly

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Express discontentment or regret

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Mock or ridicule someone

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Old and ancient

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Obtain something through trickery

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Open to debate

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Wildly idealistic and impractical

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Of questionable authenticity

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Happening by chance or not intentionally

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Harshness of tone

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Expressing approval or praise

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Done secretly or stealthily

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Fear or anxiety about something that may happen

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Tastelessly extravagant

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Haughty or dismissive disregard

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To reduce in force or effect

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Refuse to comply

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Very generous

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Immune to attack or dispute

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Not able to be challenged or denied

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Time-wasting tactics

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Apprehension ## Footnote Apprehension refers to the anticipation of a future event, often accompanied by worry or unease.

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Too colourful, tastelessly extravagant ## Footnote Gaudy often describes something that is overly showy or flashy.

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Haughty or dismissive disregard ## Footnote It can also refer to a historical term for knights.

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To reduce in force or effect ## Footnote Attenuate is often used in contexts where something is being weakened or diminished.

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Refuse to comply ## Footnote Balk can also mean to block or stop abruptly.

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Very generous ## Footnote Unstinting indicates a willingness to give without restraint.

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Immune to attack or dispute ## Footnote Unassailable often refers to arguments or positions that cannot be successfully challenged.

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Undeniable; cannot be disputed ## Footnote Indisputable facts are accepted as true without question.

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Time wasting tactics ## Footnote Dilatory behavior is characterized by procrastination or delay.

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Artificial, not original ## Footnote Factitious often refers to something that is manufactured rather than naturally occurring. Fake, artificial

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Clumsy ## Footnote Bumbling describes a lack of coordination or grace in actions.

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Clear, easy to understand ## Footnote Pellucid can refer to both literal clarity and clarity of thought.

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Criticize severely ## Footnote Panned often describes harsh reviews in the context of art or performance.

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Having little to no money ## Footnote Impecunious describes a state of financial hardship.

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Lacking energy ## Footnote Listless behavior often indicates a lack of interest or motivation.

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Sign that something bad is about to happen ## Footnote Ominous signs often create a sense of foreboding.

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Placed ## Footnote Anachronistically suggests that something is not in its correct historical time frame.

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Occurring at a favourable time ## Footnote Providential events are often viewed as fortunate or lucky occurrences.

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Having a like minded connection ## Footnote Simpatico describes a sense of harmony or agreement with others.

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Accustomed to ## Footnote Inured often refers to being hardened or desensitized to something unpleasant.

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Expressing feelings of gratitude or approval ## Footnote Effusive expressions are often very enthusiastic and heartfelt.

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Sentimental to the point of self-pity ## Footnote Maudlin often describes overly emotional or tearful behavior.

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Offbeat, offtime ## Footnote Syncopation refers to a rhythmic concept in music where emphasis is placed on unexpected beats.

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Come together to form a single whole ## Footnote Coalesced indicates a merging or unification of different elements.

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Coming together in a loosely connected way ## Footnote Agglomerated often refers to collections of items that are grouped but not tightly bound.

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Reducing or paying off debt over a period ## Footnote Amortization is a common financial practice for managing loans.

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Strong and resilient ## Footnote Hardy individuals or plants can withstand difficult conditions.

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Bully, intimidate ## Footnote Hector implies aggressive behavior towards others.

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Persuade through flattery ## Footnote Inveigling often involves deceptive charm or manipulation.

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Predict ## Footnote Presage indicates a warning or sign of future events.

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Strongly disliked or detested ## Footnote Abhorrent describes feelings of intense aversion.

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Related by blood ## Footnote Consanguineous connections refer to familial relationships.

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Playful but uncoordinated ## Footnote Coltish often describes youthful exuberance coupled with awkwardness.

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Charm in a deceptive way Entrance ## Footnote Beguile suggests a sense of enchantment mixed with trickery.

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Wary ## Footnote Chary individuals are cautious and reluctant to take risks.

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Wise and knowledgeable ## Footnote Sage is often used to describe someone with deep wisdom.

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Guards or watchmen ## Footnote Sentries are responsible for monitoring areas for security.

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Someone who excessively flatters others ## Footnote Sycophants often seek to gain favor through insincere praise.

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Highly fertile ## Footnote Fecund describes a capacity for producing abundant offspring or vegetation.

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Dominating; superiority ## Footnote Imperious behavior is characterized by an attitude of command and authority.

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Ancestor ## Footnote Forebear refers to a person from whom one is descended.

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Descendant or offspring ## Footnote Progeny refers to the children or descendants of a particular individual.

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Forerunner; indicator ## Footnote Harbingers signal the approach of something, often used in a predictive context.

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Occurring alongside something else ## Footnote Concomitant events often happen simultaneously or in conjunction.

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Eager to please or obey ## Footnote Obsequious behavior often involves excessive flattery or compliance.

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Remaining part of something that was once larger ## Footnote Vestigial organs are often remnants of features that served a function in ancestors.

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Outdated ## Footnote Antiquated refers to something that is no longer in use or relevant.

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Minor sins or flaws ## Footnote Peccadilloes refer to small mistakes or misdeeds that are often seen as trivial.

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To provoke or inflame conflict ## Footnote Incendiaries can refer to both literal and metaphorical instigators of trouble.

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Acting in an authoritarian way ## Footnote High-handed behavior often disregards the opinions or rights of others.

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Gradually fade away ## Footnote Evanescence refers to the transient nature of things, often used in poetic contexts.

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Unfavorable or harmful ## Footnote Adverse conditions can negatively impact outcomes.

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Showing wise or good judgement ## Footnote Sagacious individuals are often respected for their insight and discernment.

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Green; fertile; inexperienced ## Footnote Verdant can describe lush landscapes or untrained individuals. Vacant

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To reprimand or criticize harshly ## Footnote Castigation often involves severe criticism aimed at correcting behavior.

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Love ## Footnote Enamored suggests a strong affection or infatuation.

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Sweet and pleasing ## Footnote Dulcet is often used to describe sounds that are melodious and harmonious.

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Easily achieved; implies a lack of depth ## Footnote Facile can refer to arguments or solutions that seem simple but lack thoroughness.

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Easily startled or nervous ## Footnote Skittish describes behavior that is jumpy or overly cautious.

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Showing care or concern for well being ## Footnote Solicitous individuals are often attentive and considerate.

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Inspiring affection or love ## Footnote Endearing qualities often make someone likable or lovable.

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Made of incongruous elements ## Footnote Motley often describes a mixture that lacks coherence or unity.

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A word or phrase used to avoid unpleasant terms ## Footnote Euphemisms soften the impact of harsh realities.

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Treat of lesser importance ## Footnote Subordinate positions or tasks are seen as less significant.

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Strong or controversial arguments ## Footnote Polemical discussions often provoke intense debate.

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Overturn; turn upside down ## Footnote Upending can refer to both physical actions and metaphorical changes.

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Refusing or disobeying authority ## Footnote Insubordination is often addressed in disciplinary contexts.

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Sudden change in behavior; unpredictable ## Footnote Capricious individuals may act on whims rather than reason.

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Indecisive; changing thoughts and opinions ## Footnote Vacillating behavior can lead to confusion in decision-making.

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Lacking originality; banal; hackneyed ## Footnote Trite expressions or ideas are often seen as clichéd. Copy cat trite

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Open and clear; opposite of covert ## Footnote Overt actions are visible and not hidden.

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Bending easily and gracefully ## Footnote Lithe often describes physical flexibility and elegance.

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New; inexperienced ## Footnote Fledgling can refer to both young birds and novice individuals.

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Sluggish; inactive ## Footnote Torpid describes a state of lethargy or lack of energy.

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Long angry speech ## Footnote Tirades often express strong emotions or grievances.

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Expression of joy or praise ## Footnote Paeans celebrate achievements or express gratitude.

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A solution that can cure all problems ## Footnote Panacea suggests an ideal remedy for complex issues.

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Weak or tired ## Footnote Flagging can describe a decrease in strength or energy.

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Graceful; flexible; agile ## Footnote Lisome often describes both physical attributes and movements.

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Causing hatred or disgust ## Footnote Loathsome behavior is deeply offensive or repugnant.

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Scarcity; lack of something ## Footnote Paucity indicates a deficiency in quantity.

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Mixture of different things ## Footnote Medleys can refer to blends in music or cooking.

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Scarcity; rare ## Footnote Dearth suggests a significant lack of resources or items.

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Overly concerned with propriety ## Footnote Priggish individuals may appear self-righteous or pedantic.

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Not strict; relaxed ## Footnote Lax attitudes can lead to a lack of discipline.

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Lacking reverence or respect ## Footnote Impious behavior often disregards moral or religious principles.

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Great attention to detail ## Footnote Punctilious individuals are often meticulous in their actions.

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Speaking freely and easily ## Footnote Voluble communication is characterized by fluency and ease.

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Playful; mischievous ## Footnote Puckish behavior can be lighthearted and teasing.

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Showing excessive interest in sexual matters ## Footnote Prurient interests often border on inappropriate.

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Dry; dry humor ## Footnote Wry humor often involves irony or sarcasm.

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Strict adherence to moral principles ## Footnote Puritanical attitudes often reflect a lack of tolerance for leniency.

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To repay “Requid” ## Footnote Requite can refer to returning a favor or feeling.

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Confusing; bewildering ## Footnote Confounding situations can defy expectations and logic.

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Uncultured; lacking refinement ## Footnote Uncouth behavior is often viewed as rude or coarse.

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Verify; support ## Footnote Corroborating evidence strengthens a claim or statement.

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Generally assumed to be true ## Footnote Putative claims are accepted without thorough proof.

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Hypothetical; speculative ## Footnote Conjecture involves forming opinions based on incomplete information.

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Deceit to achieve one’s goal ## Footnote Subterfuge can involve trickery or manipulation. Deceit

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Lively; energetic; spirited ## Footnote Vivacious individuals exude enthusiasm and vitality.

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Joyful; cheerful ## Footnote Mirthful expressions often convey happiness and amusement.

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Integrity; honesty ## Footnote Probity refers to adherence to ethical principles.

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Burdensome; heavy ## Footnote Onerous tasks require significant effort and can be taxing.

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Harshly critical or severe ## Footnote Scathing reviews or comments can be damaging.

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Sarcastic; biting ## Footnote Caustic remarks can hurt feelings and provoke reactions.

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Peaceful; calm ## Footnote Pacific describes a serene or tranquil state.

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Calm; serene ## Footnote Placid waters or individuals exhibit tranquility. Calm, serene, tranquil, pacific

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Foul smelling ## Footnote Fetid odors are often associated with decay or rot.

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Old and withered ## Footnote Wizened individuals often appear frail due to age.

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Impolite; lacking manners ## Footnote Boorish behavior is often associated with rudeness and insensitivity.

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Unstable; likely to change ## Footnote Labile emotions or conditions can fluctuate easily.

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Sociable; jovial ## Footnote Convivial gatherings are characterized by friendliness and good cheer.

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Ridiculous; absurd ## Footnote Farce Farcical situations often involve exaggerated humor.

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Support financially ## Footnote Underwriting can involve backing investments or insurance.

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The state of being different ## Footnote Variance can refer to differences in outcomes or results.

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Involved in an argument ## Footnote Embroiled situations can lead to complex conflicts.

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Unable to pay debts ## Footnote Insolvent individuals or companies face financial distress.

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Negligent in one’s duty ## Footnote Remiss behavior indicates a failure to fulfill responsibilities.

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To yearn for ## Footnote Pine often describes a longing or deep desire for something.

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Highest point; peak ## Footnote Acme refers to the most successful or prominent stage of something.

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To make an error ## Footnote Erring indicates a mistake or misjudgment.

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An abusive rant Scream cried ## Footnote Screeds often express anger or frustration at length.

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Angry over perceived injustice Outraged, resentful ## Footnote Indignant reactions arise from feelings of unfair treatment.

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To flood or overwhelm ## Footnote Inundated situations can be overwhelming, whether literally or metaphorically.

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Morally unprincipled; wicked ## Footnote Reprobate describes individuals who behave in a morally questionable manner.

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Gruesome; related to death ## Footnote Macabre themes often evoke horror or fear.

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Strong appetite; gluttonous ## Footnote Voracious individuals have an insatiable desire for food or knowledge.

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Someone who spends extravagantly ## Footnote Spendthrift behavior often leads to financial difficulties.

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Easy to talk to; friendly ## Footnote Affable individuals are approachable and pleasant in conversation.

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To enchant or captivate ## Footnote Mesmerizing experiences draw people in and hold their attention.

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Open and honest ## Footnote Aboveboard actions are transparent and ethical.

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Diverse; distinct; different ## Footnote Disparate elements often do not share common features.

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To search for something ## Footnote Ferreting out information involves thorough investigation.

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Hater of mankind ## Footnote Misanthropes often withdraw from social interactions due to disdain for humanity.

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Marked by good and bad events ## Footnote Checkered pasts often include both successes and failures.

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Remorseful; repentant ## Footnote Contrite individuals express genuine sorrow for their actions.

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Making happy; blissful ## Footnote Beatific expressions convey a sense of peace and joy.

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To trick or deceive ## Footnote Fleecing often involves taking advantage of someone financially.

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Difficult to assess or measure ## Footnote Imponderable situations often defy easy understanding.

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Frenzied or uncontrolled state ## Footnote Amok behavior can lead to chaos and disorder.

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Aggressive takeover by a group ## Footnote Junta often refers to military or political coups.

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Excessive loyalty for one’s group ## Footnote Chauvinistic attitudes can lead to prejudice against others.

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Wild, confusing fight; brawl ## Footnote Melee situations often involve chaotic and unorganized conflict.

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Appropriate; suitable ## Footnote Becoming attire or behavior is fitting for the occasion.

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Tiredness; lethargy ## Footnote Lassitude can be a result of fatigue or lack of motivation.

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Inclined to start fights; hostile ## Footnote Bellicose individuals often display aggressive attitudes.

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Affinity for fighting; combative ## Footnote Pugnacious behavior indicates a readiness to engage in conflict.

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A small amount; trifle ## Footnote Pittances often refer to insignificant sums of money.

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Fully resupplied or filled ## Footnote Replete conditions suggest abundance or completeness.

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Clear; convincing ## Footnote Cogent arguments are persuasive and well-reasoned.

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Sparkling; brilliant ## Footnote Scintillating discussions are lively and intellectually stimulating.

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To strongly encourage or urge on ## Footnote Exhortation often involves passionate appeals to action.

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To pester ## Footnote Badgering involves persistent nagging or questioning.

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Unreasonable; unscrupulous ## Footnote Unconscionable actions are often morally indefensible.

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Pale; gaunt; emaciated ## Footnote Cadaverous appearances suggest extreme thinness or illness.

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Lessening; less severe ## Footnote Extenuating circumstances can mitigate the severity of a situation.

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A rest from something (work) REST

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Concise and expressive (Succcint)

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Stubborn OBSTINATE

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Native, Local, indigenous Greek endemos, meaning “native” or “local.”

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Calm, showing little emotions STOLID

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Person who Endure pain and hardship without showing feelings STOLID

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Struggle or have difficulty in a situation

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Harsh, severe weather “Not clear”

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I’ll-tempered (Sullen) Moron mood Latin morosus, meaning “peevish” or “mood.

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I’ll-tempered (Sullen) Moron mood Latin morosus, meaning “peevish” or “mood.

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Sickness Latin maladia, which means “sickness.” Malad - French

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Hinder or prevent

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Young and inexperienced “Young bird”

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Celebrate, gala, honour FEAST

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Softened, subdued

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Softened, subdued

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