Vocabulary

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Infer (v)

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Draw from facts

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Convey (v)

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Take, carry, make known

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Thesaurus (n)

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Dictionary with words grouped according to similarities in meaning

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Cyclone (n)

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Very violent wind moving rapidly in a circle

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Dichotomy (n)

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Division into two opposite parts or groups

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Facsimile (n)

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Exact copy of a picture, etc.

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Homophone (n)

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A word pronounced the same as another, but differing in meaning wether spelled the same way or not.
Example: heir - air

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Maternity (n)

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Motherhood; a state of being a mother

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Matriarch (n)

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The female head of a family or tribal line

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Mediocre (adj.)

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Of only ordinary or moderate quality
Synonym: commonplace, everyday
Antonym: uncommon, superior, extraordinary

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Paternal (adj.)

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Fatherly

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Patriarch (n)

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The male head of a family or tribal line

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Scribble (v)

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To write hastily or carelessly

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Postscript (n)

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Any addition or supplement, as one appended by a writer to a book to supply further information

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Consecutive (adj.)

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Marked by logical sequence. Eg, 5, 6, 7….

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Consent (v)

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To permit, approve or agree

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Contemporary (adj.)

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Existing, occurring, or living at the same time

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Convene (v)

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To come together or assemble, usually for some public purpose

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Convoke (v)

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To call together, summon to meet or assemble

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Advent (n)

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A coming into place, arrival

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Revoke (v)

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To take back or withdraw, cancel or reverse, renege

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Renege (v)

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Break a rule of play; to deny

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Convoluted (adj.)

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Twisted; coiled; complicated

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Abrupt

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Quick, without warning
Synonym: Sudden
Adv.: abruptly
N: abruptness

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Acceptable

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Synonym: Permissible

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Acclaim

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Enthusiastic approval, applause Synonym: Praise N: acclamation Adj.: Acclaimed

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Allot

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To divide or distributed by shave or portion; apportion; dedicate

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Apportion

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To distribute or allocate proportionally

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Adverse

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Displeasing, objectionable, or bad Synonym: unfavorable N: Adversity, Adversary Adv.: adversely

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Adversary

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Opponent, Enemy, Foe

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Adversity

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A condition marked by misfortune, Calamity

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Calamity

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A great misfortune or disaster

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Autonomous

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By itself, with no association | Synonym: Independent

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Disruptive

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Causing confusion and interruption | Synonym: Disturbing

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Haphazardly

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Having no order or pattern, by chance

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Arbitrary

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(Math) undetermined, an action or decision made with little thought, order, or reason Synonym: Haphazard

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Persistent

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Continuous, refusing to give up, firm in action or decision | Synonym: Constant

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Attorney

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A lawyer (attorney-at-law), Agent (an attorney-in-fact)

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Tariff

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The schedule or system of duties so imposed, bill, cost

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Impose

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To lay on or set as something to be obeyed, fulfilled, paid, etc.

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Gland

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A cell, group of cells, or organ producing a secretion

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Cultivation

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Culture, Refinement

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Conceive

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To form (opinion, purpose, etc.), imagine Synonym: Understand Antonym: Not believe

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Cryptik

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Mysterious in meaning, puzzling, abrupt, secret

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Distinctive

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Characteristic, Having a special quality

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Cognitive

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Of or pertaining to the act or process of knowing, remembering, etc.

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Pertain

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To have reference or relation, relate | Synonym: Be relevant to

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Rational

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Agreeable to reason, Reasonable, Sensible

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Peceive

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To become aware of, know, or identify by means of the senses

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Perception

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Cognition, Understanding

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Endorse

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To approve, Support, Sustain, Authorize

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Sustain

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To support, Hold

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Legitimate

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According to law, Lawful, Authentic, Valid, Legal | Antonyms: Invalid, Unlawful

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Attive

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(as verb) To dress, Array | (as noun) clothes or apparel

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Fascinate

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To capture the interest or hold the attention

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Advanced

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Progressive

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Advent

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To coming or appearance of something, arrival

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Agile

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Able to move in a quick and easy way, Nimble

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Nimble

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Moving with ease

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Albeit

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In spite of the facts, Regardless of the fact, Although

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Appealing

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Alluring

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Alluring

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Seductive, Very tempting