Vocab day 5 part 2 Flashcards

(50 cards)

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reparation

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compensation, amends
“the judge said she would not sentence the man to jail on the condition that he pay full reparation to the family hurt by his crime”

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2
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repine

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a passionate expression of grief or sorrow.

syn : lament,

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3
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reprise

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repetition, especially of a piece of music

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reproach

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blame, to find fault with.
express to (someone) one's disapproval of or disappointment in their actions.

reprimand, reprove, rebuke, lambast, admonish, chastise, castigate

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5
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reprobate

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morally unprincipled person.

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6
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repudiate

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to reject, refuse to accept

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7
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rescind

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to cancel

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8
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resolution

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determination

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9
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resolve

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determination

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10
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reticent

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not been able to express one’s thoughts and feeling freely

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profound

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deep, not superficial, intense feeling.
“profound knowledge of the subject”
“profound feeling for somethinge”

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12
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prohibitive

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prohibit, prevent, forbit

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13
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proliferate

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to increase rapidly

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14
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propensity

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inclination, tendency

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15
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propitiate

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appease, to win over, to do something that they like to win them over.
pro for peace, is propitiate

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propriety

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: the quality or state of being proper or suitable : APPROPRIATENESS
Syn : conformity (to what is socially acceptable in conduct or speech),
correct conduct,decorum, standard practices,, decency

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17
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proscribe

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forbit, outlawed

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18
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provident

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providing for the future, like the provident fund

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19
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puissant

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powerful.
to remember this word->
pussy ain’t powerful. LOL

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punctilious

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showing great attention to detail or correct behaviour.

syn: meticulous

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21
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quiescent

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inactive, still, dormancy

22
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quibble

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argue over insignificant things

23
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query

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qualms

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an uneasy feeling of doubt, worry, or fear, especially about one’s own conduct; a misgiving.
hesitation, second thoughts etc.

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qualified
Being fitted for a specific purpose, means being restricted to that specific thing i.e. being limited or being restricted.
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quail
to cower , lose heart | "To quail in fear"
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quagmire
difficult situation
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pusillanimous
cowardly
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purport / purported / purported
claim, support, to profess, to pretend to do something " Claim to do something without truth" Syn : Specious, fallacious " The ring purport to be real gold" When used purport that means the speaker is doubtful of it being a truth. In this case, speaker is doubtful of the ring being of gold, hence is purport.
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pungent
sharp strong smell
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renege
to go back on one's words
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remonstrate
to object, protest
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relegate
to allocate to an inferior position
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regale
to entertain / amuse with talk | " He regaled her with his charming personality"
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refute
to disprove, to contradict
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recondite
Little known | Syn : Obscure, abstruse, profound, arcane, esoteric,
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refractory
stubborn, unmanageable | Syn : obstinate
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refulgent
brightly shining.
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redoubtable
formidable, arousing fear
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recluse
a person who lives in seclusion ad often in solitude | Syn : hermit, ascetic
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recant
to retract a statement / opinion
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recalcitrant
resisting authority
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rebus
puzzles in which pictures / symbols represent words
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rationale
fundamental reason
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rarefied / rarefy
refined, thining | " Increasing industrialization leads to rarefying of the forest"
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ramification / ramify
implication, outgrowth, consequences " Before making a law we have to think of all the possible ramifications, for example: things that will occur as a consequence of this law, also, all the loops holes of this law all of these are ramifications"
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raiment
clothing, attire, apparel, garments,
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rail
to scold
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raconteur
witty, skillful storyteller
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quorum
number of member necessary to conduct a meeting