Word List 6 Flashcards

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Adamant (adjective)

A

Unyielding

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Paucity (noun)

A

Scarcity; shortage

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3
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Panacea (noun)

A

Cure-all

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4
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Frolicsome (adjective)

A

Playful

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5
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Grandiose (adjective)

A

Impressive; extravagant; pretentious

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6
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Quotidian (adjective)

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Everyday; ordinary

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7
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Nefarious (adjective)

A

Evil; villainous

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8
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Alleviate (verb)

A

To relieve

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9
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Umbrage (noun)

A

Resentment

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10
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Ebullient (adjective)

A

Energetic

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11
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Wanton (adjective)

A

Malicious; lewd

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12
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Abridge (verb)

A

To shorten

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13
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Analogous (adjective)

A

Alike; comparable

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14
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Semaphore (noun)

A

A signal

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15
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Disgruntled (adjective)

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Discontented

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16
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Satiate (adjective)

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Full; stuffed

17
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Satiate (verb)

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To satisfy

18
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Genial (adjective)

A

Friendly

19
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Aggrandize (verb)

A

To build up; to make greater

20
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Ubiquitous (adjective)

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Common; widespread; ever-present

21
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Benevolent (adjective)

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Kind; compassionate

22
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Collateral (adjective)

A

Secondary

23
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Collateral (noun)

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Deposit; security

24
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Aspersion (noun)

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Criticism; insult

25
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Abject (adjective)

A

Humble

26
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Dither (noun)

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Agitation; upset; panic

27
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Dither (verb)

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To be indecisive; to hesitate