Vocabulary Flashcards

1
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Attest

A

Declare to be correct;
True or genuine;
To bear witness to;

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2
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Copious

A

Large in quantity or number

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3
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Fallacious

A

Logically unsound (illogical)

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4
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Stoic

A

Philosophic
Aloof
Detached

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5
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Recrimination

A

The act of countercharging

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6
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Affinity

A

Liking or inclination tword something

Affection

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7
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Volatile

A

Evaporating rapidly;
Unstable or unsettled

Unstable

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8
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Squalid

A

Foul and repulsive

Synonyms:
Muddy
Grimy

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9
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Expedite

A

To speed up the process

Synonyms:
Quicken
Accelerate

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10
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Abject

A

Utterly hopeless;
Miserable and humiliating

Synonyms:
Miserable
Low

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Acquiesce

A

Submit or comply silently or without protest

Synonyms:
Agree
Consent

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12
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Pontificate

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To perform the office or duties of a pontiff

Synonyms:
Address
Lecture

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13
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Deleterious

A

Injurious to health

Synonyms:
Harmful
Bad

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14
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Ambivalent

A

Having mixed feelings about something or someone

Synonyms:
Debatable
Contradictory

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15
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Pensive

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Dreamy or wistfully thoughtful

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16
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Impromptu

A

Made or done without previous preparation

17
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Conjecture

A

The formation or expression of an opinion or theory without proof

Synonyms:
Hypothesis
Guess

18
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Surreptitious

A

Obtained, done or made by stealth

Synonyms:
Sly
Private

19
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Impeccable

A

Faultless or flawless

Synonyms:
Accurate
Perfect

20
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Prolific

A

Producing in large quantities

21
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Mundane

A

Unimaginative

22
Q

Myriad

A

A very great or indefinitely great number of persons or things

Synonyms:
Countless
Heaping

23
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Dissident

A

Disagreeing with ones opinion

Synonyms:
Disagree

24
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Laudable

A

Deserving of praise

Synonyms:
Deserving
Creditable

25
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Inimitable

A

Incomparable
Matchless
Unequalled

26
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Jaded

A

Dulled or worn out

Synonyms:
Tired
exhausted

27
Q

Myopic

A

Unstable or unwilling to act

Synonyms:
Shortsighted
Self centered
Closed

28
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Demonstrable

A

Capable of being demonstrated or proved

29
Q

Callow

A

A recently hatched worker

Synonyms:
Young
Naive
Noob

30
Q

Panacea

A

A solution or remedy to all sickness

Synonyms
Elixir
Cure

31
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Ephemeral

A

Lasting a very short time

Synonyms
Short
Temporary

32
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Onerous

A

An obligation, troublesome burden

Synonyms
Burden

33
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Laity

A

People outside of a particular profession

34
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Pungent

A

Sharply affecting the organs of smell

35
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Prosaic

A

Common place or dull; unimaginative

Synonyms
Mundane

36
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Charlatan

A

Someone who pretends to have more knowledge than they actually do

Synonyms
Fraud
Imposter

37
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Perfunctory

A

Performed merely as a routine duty; hasty and superficial

Synonyms
Thoughtless

38
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Morass

A

Troubleness or a problem

39
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Sophistry

A

A subtle, tricky, superficially plausible but generally fallacious (illogical) method of reasoning

Synonyms
Trickery
Inconsistent
Fallacious