Vocabulary2

Question 1

Deviate

Answer 1

to depart from a standard or norm

Question 2

Devious

Answer 2

Tricky, deceptive

Question 3

Didactic

Answer 3

intended to teach, instructive

Question 4

Diffident

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Hesitant, reserved, shy

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Diffuse

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To spread out, to scatter

Question 6

Digress

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To wander from the main path or the main topic

Question 7

dilatory

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Delaying, procrastinating

Question 8

diligent

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working hard and steadily

Question 9

diminutive

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unusually small, tiny

Question 10

discern

Answer 10

to detect, notice, or observe

Question 11

disclose

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to make known; to reveal

Question 12

discomfit

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to frustrate, thwart, or embarrass

Question 13

disconcert

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to confuse or embarrass

Question 14

discredit

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to cause disbelief in the accuracy of some statement or the reliability of a person

Question 15

discreet

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showing good judgment in speech and behavior

Question 16

discrepancy

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a difference or variance between two or more things

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disdain

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contempt, scorn

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disingenuous

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pretending to be candid, simple and frank

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disparage

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to speak disrespectfully about, to belittle

Question 20

disparity

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difference in quality or kind

Question 21

disregard

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to ignore, to neglect

Question 22

disruptive

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causing disorder, interrupting

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dissemble

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to pretend, to simulate

Question 24

dissipate

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to spread out or scatter

Question 25

dissonance

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lack of music harmony; lack of agreement between ideas

Question 26

diverge

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to move in different directions

Question 27

diversion

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a distraction or pastime

Question 28

divination

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the art of predicting the future

Question 29

divisive

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causing disagreement or disunity

Question 30

divulge

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to reveal

Question 31

dogmatic

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holding firmly to a particular set of beliefs with little or no basis

Question 32

dominant

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greatest in importance or power

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dubious

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doubtful, uncertain

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durable

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long lasting

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duress

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compulsion or restraint

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eclectic

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drawn from many sources; varied, heterogeneous

Question 37

efficacious

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able to produce a desired effect

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effrontery

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shameless boldness

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effusive

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pouring forth one's emotions very freely

Question 40

egotism

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excessive concern with oneself; conceit

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egregious

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obvious, conspicuous, flagrant

Question 42

elated

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excited and happy; exultant

Question 43

elliptical

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very terse or concise in writing or speech; difficult to understand.

Question 44

elusive

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hard to capture, grasp, or understand

Question 45

embezzle

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to steal money or property that has been entrusted to your care.

Question 46

emend

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to correct

Question 47

emigrate

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to leave one place or country to settle elsewhere.

Question 48

eminent

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noteworthy, famous

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emissary

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someone who represents another

Question 50

emollient

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something that softens or soothes

Question 51

empathy

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imaginative sharing of the feelings, thoughts, or experiences of another.

Question 52

empirical

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based on experience or personal observation.

Question 53

emulate

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to imitate or copy

Question 54

encroach

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to go beyond acceptable limits; to trespass.

Question 55

enervate

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to reduce the energy or strength of someone or something

Question 56

engender

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to produce, to cause

Question 57

enhance

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to improve in value or quality

Question 58

enmity

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hatred, hostility, ill will.

Question 59

enthrall

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to enchant or charm

Question 60

ephemeral

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quickly disappearing; transient

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equanimity

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calmness of mind, especially under stress

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eradicate

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to destroy completely

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espouse

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to take up as a cause; to adopt

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euphoric

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a feeling of extreme happiness and well-being; elation

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evanescent

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vanishing like a vapor; fragile and transient.

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exacerbate

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to make worse or more severe

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exasperate

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to irritate or annoy

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exculpate

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to free from blame or guilt

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exemplary

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worthy to serve as a model

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exonerate

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to free from blame

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expansive

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broad and large; speaking openly and freely

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expedite

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to carry out promptly

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expertise

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skill, mastery.

Question 74

expiate

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to atone for

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expropriate

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to seize ownership of

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extant

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currently in existence

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extenuate

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to make less serious

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extol

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to greatly praise

Question 79

extricate

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to free from a difficult or complicated situation

Question 80

extrinsic

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not an innate part of aspect of something; external.

Question 81

exuberant

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wildly joyous and enthusiastic.

Question 82

facile

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easy; shallow or superficial

Question 83

fallacy

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an error in fact or logic

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felicitous

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pleasing, fortunate, apt.

Question 85

feral

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wild

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fervent

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full of intense feeling; ardent, zealous.

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flagrant

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obviously wrong; offensive

Question 88

flamboyant

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very colorful; showy, or elaborate

Question 89

florid

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flowery, fancy; reddish

Question 90

foppish

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describing a man who is foolishly vain about his dress or appearance

Question 91

formidable

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awesome, impressive, or frightening

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fortuitous

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lucky, fortunate

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fractious

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troublesome, unruly.

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fragility

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the quality of being easy to break; delicacy, weakness

Question 95

fraternize

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to associate with on friendly terms

Question 96

frenetic

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chaotic, frantic

Question 97

frivolity

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lack of seriousness; levity

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frugal

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spending little

Question 99

fugitive

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someone trying to escape