MP2 Flashcards

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Assiduous

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(Adj.) marked by care and persistent effort

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Indolent

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(Adj.) wanting to avoid activity or exertion; lazy

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Pecuniary

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(Adj.) of, relating to, or consisting of money.

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Vivacity

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(N) characterized by high spirits and animation, liveliness

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Effusive

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(Adj.) marked by the expression of great or excessive emotion or enthusiasm

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Alacrity

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(N) a quick and cheerful readiness to do something

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Approbation

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(N) approval or praise

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Licentious

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(Adj.) lacking legal or moral restraints, especially of a sexual nature

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Chagrin

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(N) a feeling of vexation, marked by disappointment or humiliation

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Petulance

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(N) a irritable temper

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Repine

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(V) to feel or express dejection/discontent; complain

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Duplicity

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(N) deceitfulness; the act of intentionally misleading

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acrimony

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(n) bitterness or ill feeling

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14
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Rapacity

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(n) the quality of being excessively grasping, greedy or covetous

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Supercilious

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(Adj.) behaving or looking as through superior to others; haughtily disdainful or contemptuous

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Imprudent

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(Adj.) lacking good judgment. Unwise by failing to consider the consequences of your actions