vocab quiz 11/19 Flashcards by Nino R

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Apathy (meaning)

A

Lack of emotion or interest

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Apathy (conjugation)

A

Apathetic

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Ambiguous (meaning)

A

having more than one meaning

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Ambiguous (conjugation)

A

ambiguity

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Fervent (meaning)

A

having or displaying a passionate intensity.

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Fervent (conjugation)

A

Fervor

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Vagrant (meaning)

A

wandering homeless person

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Vagrant (conjugation)

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homeless

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Undermine (meaning)

A

to weaken; to wear the foundation
of

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Undermine (conjugation)

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attacked

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Oblivious (meaning)

A

unaware; unconscious

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Oblivious (conjugation)

A

obliviousness

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Indifferent (meaning)

A

not caring one way or the other;
lacking a preference

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Indifferent (conjugation)

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neutral

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Obscure (meaning)

A

unclear; clouded; partially hidden; hard to understand

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Obscure (conjugation)

A

obscuration

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Objective (meaning)

A

without bias (as opposed to subjective)

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Objective (conjugation)

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aim

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Revere (meaning)

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to worship

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Revere (conjugation)

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Reverence

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Discriminate (meaning)

A

recognize a distinction; differentiate.

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Discriminate (conjugation)

A

Discriminating

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Embellish (meaning)

A

to add details; to exaggerate

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embellish (conjugation)

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embellished

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Denounce (meaning)

to speak out against; to condemn

Denounce (conjugation)

denouncement

Innovate (meaning)

to be creative; to introduce something new

innovate (conjugation)

innovative

Stagnant (meaning)

not moving

Stagnant (conjugation)

Stagnation

Candid (meaning)

honest; frank

Candid (conjugation)

Candidness

Impartial (meaning)

unbiased; neutral

impartial (conjugation)

impartially

discern (meaning)

to distinguish one thing from another

discern (conjugation)

discernment

ostentatious (meaning)

showing off

ostentatious (conjugation)

Ostentatiously

contentious (meaning)

quarrelsome

contentious (conjugation)

Contentiously

reprove (meaning)

to scold; to find fault with

reprove (conjugation)

reproved

pessimism (meaning)

gloominess; a belief that the bad guys always win

pessimism (conjugation)

pessimist

cursory (meaning)

hasty, not thorough

cursory (conjugation)

Cursorily

profilgate (meaning)

extremely wasteful; wildly extravagant

profligate (conjugation)

Profligately

expository (meaning)

explanatory

expository (conjugation)

exposition

Jocular (meaning)

joking

Jocular (conjugation)

Jocularly

bolster (meaning)

to support ; to prop up

bolster (conjugation)

Bolstered

caricature (meaning)

a satiric portrait or representation

caricature (conjugation)

caricatures

corroborate (meaning)

to confirm

corroborate (conjugation)

corroborated

Precarious (meaning)

dangerously unstable

precarious (conjugation)

precariously