WH Vocab Flashcards

(30 cards)

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Sundry

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Adjective
Of various kinds, several

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Tacit

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adjective
implied without being clearly stated

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3
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interpose

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verb
Place between one thing or another

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laconic

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adjective
Of few words; brief, to the point

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5
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Reprobate

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noun
An unprincipled person or sinner destined for damnation

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Ensconce

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verb
Establish or settle in a comfortable or secret or safe place

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Miscreant

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noun
A person who breaks the law or behaves badly

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Lachrymose

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adjective
Tearful or prone to weeping

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Portend

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verb
To indicate beforehand that something is going to happen; to give warning in advance

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Evince

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verb
To display clearly, to make evident, to provoke

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Vociferate

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verb
Shout, complain, or argue loudly

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Expostulate

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verb
Express strong disapproval or disagreement

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Equantmity

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noun
Calmness, composure, refusal to panic

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Prognosticate

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verb
To predict

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15
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Vagary

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noun
Unpredictable action or behavior

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Munificent

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adjective
Extremely generous, lavish

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Dialatory

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adjective
tending to delay or postpone

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Propitiate

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verb
To win over, appease

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Ignominious

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adjective
Deserving or causing public disgrace or shame

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Obviate

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verb
To remove, to make unnecessary

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Quienscence

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noun
Inactivity or dormancy

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Incarnate

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adjective
Embodied in flesh or human form

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Malefactor

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noun
A person who commits a crime or something wrong

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Sanguine

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adjective
Cheerful, optimistic, positive

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Vestige
noun A trace of something that no longer exists (aura)
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Accede
verb Agree to a demand or request
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Salubrious
adjective Promoting and giving health
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Contrivance
noun A thing that is created skillfully and inventively to serve a particular purpose
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Saturnine
adjective Slow and gloomy
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Obdurate
adjective Stubbornly refusing to change one’s opinion or course of action