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  1. During WWII, the Axis powers were antisemitic.
  2. Most did not appreciate his antisemitic beliefs, and were quick to take him out of office.
    S: Hate
    A: Love
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Antisemite(N)- Hostile or prejudice against Jewish people.

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  1. I had to delineate them to understand what I was reading.
  2. Sometimes, you must delineate for the general public to understand.
    S: Describe
    A: Distort
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Delineate(V)- Describe or portray something precisely.

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  1. I disseminated my history knowledge for my peers.
  2. Many laws are rarely disseminated and come as a surprise when suddenly learned.
    S: Spread
    A: Censor
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Disseminate(V)- Spread something, usually information, widely.

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  1. The toddlers were quick to enervate their baby sitter.
  2. I was enervated by the sheer amount of work I had to do.
    S: Exhaust
    A: Invigorate
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Enervate(V)- Cause someone to feel drained of energy.

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  1. I felt a strong sense of foreboding as I read the letter.
  2. As my Father spoke, his trembling voice turned foreboding.
    S: Anxiety
    A: Calm
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Foreboding(N)- A feeling something bad’s about to happen.

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  1. He was impervious to the sickness that slowly engulfed him.
  2. I was impervious to the murder, since I didn’t know the victim.
    S: Impenetrable
    A: Affected
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Impervious(ADJ)- Unable to be affected by…

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  1. This day will be long remembered as an infamy.
  2. General Hans Nachtnebel committed many infamies.
    S: Notoriety
    A: Honor
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Infamy(N)- Being known for being bad/evil. Or an evil deed.

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  1. I had to intercede Ralf’s theater act.
  2. I had to ask Leroy to intercede for Ralf, since I was busy that day.
    S: Mediate
    A: Avoid
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Intercede(V)- Intervene on behalf of another.

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  1. The midwife was very helpful for my Mother.
  2. Our baby was born just fine, thanks to the help of our midwife.
    S: Dowla
    A: Undertaker
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Midwife(N)- A person (usually a woman) to assist in childbirth.

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  1. The police finally arrested the miscreants that roam my neighborhood.
  2. He was a miscreant, always causing trouble in the city.
    S: Culprit
    A: A good person
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Miscreant(N)- A person who behaves poorly or against the law.

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  1. The detective was non accredited and later fired.
  2. The non-acredited construction worker had failed to meet safety standards for the bridge.
    A: Accredited
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Non Accredited(ADJ)- Not recognized as meeting requirements.

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  1. Our professor constantly over accentuates his topics.
  2. The two over accentuate their differences instead of their similarities.
    S: Emphasize
    A: Reduce
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Over Accentuate(V)- To emphasize something too much.

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  1. I have a predilection towards Italian food.
  2. My predilection of strategy games makes Risk a favorable option.
    S: Liking
    A: Dislike
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Predilection(N)- A bias in favor of something.

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  1. I had to reiterate for Ralf to understand what I was saying.
  2. Sometimes you have to reiterate in order for me to get the topic.
    S: Partially
    A: Whole
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Reiterate(V)- Say something many times for emphasis.

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  1. Ralf is mostly home schooled in a poor household, which is likely why he’s semi-literate.
  2. Some kids are naturally semi-literate.
    S: Unschooled
    A: Illiterate
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Semi-literate(ADJ)- Poorly educated- Can’t read or write.

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  1. Many soldiers are subservient towards their commanding officer.
  2. Some people aren’t so subservient towards their country, and are labeled as terrorist.
    S: Submissive
    A: Traitorous
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Subservient(ADJ)- Prepared to be loyal and obey orders.

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  1. The book was a superlative piece of literature.
  2. The banquet was superlative.
    S: Excellent
    A: Horrible
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Superlative(ADJ)- Of the highest quality.

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  1. The assembly was rather transient.
  2. I had a transient cold.
    S: Evanescent
    A: Eternal
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Transient(ADJ)- Lasting for a short amount of time.

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  1. My answer was unequivocal.
  2. Their reasoning was unequivocal.
    S: Clear
    A: Confusing
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Unequivocal(ADJ)- Leaving no doubt.

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  1. The majority of the school’s students were underprivileged.
  2. Homeless civilians are typically greatly underprivileged.
    S: Deprived
    A: Provided
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Underprivileged(ADJ)- Someone not enjoying life as well as others would.

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  1. I was ambivalent on the subject.
  2. Many are ambivalent when it comes to their political views.
    S: Indecisive
    A: Certain
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Ambivalent(ADJ)- Having mixed feelings about something/someone.

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  1. The aquatics lived peacefully and undisturbed.
  2. Humans live very different lives than those of aquatics.
    S: Marine
    A: Land-lover
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Aquatics(ADJ)- An aquatic plant or animal.

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  1. I did not have the audacity to interrupt her during the lecture.
  2. The audacity! How could she have done such a thing?
    S: Boldness
    A: Shyness
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Audacity(N)- A willingness to take a bold risk.

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  1. Our preacher gave us a benediction before we left church.
  2. Benedictions are commonly given after the Christmas service.
    S: Praise
    A: Curse
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Benediction(N)- The bestowing of a blessing, especially at the end of a religious service.

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  1. I was in the average percentile for my weight.
  2. Ralf was in the upper percentile for his height.
    S: Fraction.
    A: Whole.
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Percentile(N)- The one hundred groups that a population can be divided into.

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  1. Only a few people have circumnavigated the world.
  2. They circumnavigated the island in celebration.
    S: Go around.
    A: Stay still.
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Circumnavigate(V)- To travel or sail all the way around something. ( Usually the world )

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  1. We had to Counteract the enemy’s advance.
  2. He counteracted my punch.
    S: Attack.
    A: Help.
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(contra) Counteract(V)- Act against something to neutralize it.

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  1. The governor issued an edict in order to protect the local wildlife.
  2. We didn’t take well to the edict.
    S: Statement
    A: Question
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Edict(N)- An official order issued by someone with authority.

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  1. We had to go across a viaduct in order to get to the island.
  2. They were constructing a viaduct across the river.
    S: Bridge
    A: Empty space.
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Viaduct(N)- A long bridge-like structure.

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  1. After years of looking, we’d finally found the artifact.
  2. Museums have many artifacts within their displays.
    S: Treasure
    A: Dirt
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Fac(t) Artifact(N)- An object made by a human being, typically of cultural or historical interests.

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  1. The baby was sadly malformed.
  2. A malformed figure emerged from the shadows.
    S: Distorted
    A: Normally-shaped
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Malformed (ADJ)- Abnormally formed; mishapened

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  1. The soldiers were quick to fortify their base.
  2. I had to fortify the walls around my broken heart.
    S: Protect
    A: Attack
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Fortify(V)- Provide a place with defensive works for protection against attack.

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  1. He committed an infraction.
  2. I was disappointed in his infraction, we had a nice agreement.
    S: Violation
    A: Fulfillment
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Infraction(N)- A violation of infringement or a law/agreement.

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  1. Seth truly enjoys interjecting important conversations.
  2. I was forced to interject, so I didn’t forget what I was going to say.
    S: Interrupt
    A: Ignore
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Interject(V)- Say something as an interruption.

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  1. I adjudicated that the sewers were not up to date.
  2. The judge decided to adjudicate on a later date,
    S: Decision
    A: Unsure
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Adjudicate(V)- Make a formal judgement/decision about a problem.

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  1. However, this judge had committed malfeasance several times before.
  2. Most senators are committing malfeasance.
    S: Wrongdoing.
    A: Public service
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Malfeasance(N)- Wrongdoing, especially by a public official.

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  1. The matron organized the school dance.
  2. Many girls at the boarding school hated their matron.
    S: Caretaker
    A: Careless.
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Matron(N)- A woman in charge of arrangements at a boarding school.

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  1. Luckily, Ralf was granted remittance.
  2. Thankfully my debt was granted remittance.
    S: Taken away.
    A: Rejected.
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Remittance(M)- A sum of money remitted.

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  1. Based upon the postmortem, he was murdered by a knife.
  2. The detective, who was rather young, told them to perform a postmortem before he arrived on the scene.
    S: Examination.
    A: Blindness.
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Postmortem(N)- The examination of a dead body to determine the cause of death.

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  1. The ruby was beautifully multifaceted.
  2. I enjoyed the multifaceted features of the Gothic church’s architecture.
    S: Various.
    A: Singular.
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Multifaceted(ADJ)- Having many facets(A particular aspect of something)

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  1. The king patronized his jester after the show.
  2. He was a patronizing person towards everyone.
    S: Look down on.
    A: Look up to.
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Patronize(V)- Treat in a way that’s kind or respectful but betrays a feeling of superiority.

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  1. A portly man walked across the street.
  2. With all of the food that he eats, I have no idea how Ralf isn’t a portly guy.
    S: Heavy-set.
    A: Skinny.
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Portly(ADJ)- Having a stout/fat body.

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  1. They were an anti-corruption government.
  2. Under Teddy Roosevelt, we were an anti-corruption country.
    S: Trust-buster
    A: Corrupt.
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Anti-corruption(ADJ)- Against corruption.

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  1. My father was conscripted at a young age.
  2. I’m hoping I don’t get conscripted for WWIII.
    S: Draft.
    A: N/A
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Conscript(N)- Enlist someone into the armed forces by law or rule.

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  1. We passed a sectarian church on the way to school.
  2. His father was a sectarian preacher.
    S: Several beliefs.
    A: Single belief.
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Sectarian(ADJ)- Denoting or concerning a sect or sects. ( sect is a group of people with somewhat different religious beliefs )

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  1. Someday, Robots may become sentient.
  2. Humans are sentient beings, along with most living things.
    S: Alive.
    A: Brain-dead.
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Sentient(ADJ)- Able to perceive or feel things.

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  1. Some people are naturally introspective.
  2. He was described as being an introspective man.
    S: Self-observant.
    A: Outlook.
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Introspective(ADJ)- Characterized or given by introspection. ( introspection is looking into oneself )

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  1. Our house is made of a fragile infrastructure.
  2. “That infrastructure doesn’t look too safe…” The construction worker said.
    S: Structure.
    A: N/A.
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Infrastructure(N)- The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities.

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  1. Many of my films are mostly improvised.
  2. We had to improvise a scene in the theater once, but it didn’t turn out too well…
    S: Unorganized.
    A: Organized.
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Improvise(V)-Create and perform ( music, theater, or something of similar nature ) without any preparation.

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  1. My decision is irrevocable.
  2. The government made their laws irrevocable.
    S: Indubitably.
    A: Loose.
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Irrevocable(ADJ)- Not able to be reserved, revoked, or changed. Set in stone.

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  1. I can be misanthropic sometimes.
  2. There are many misanthropes out there.
    S: Hater.
    A: Human.
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Misanthrope(N)- A person who dislikes mankind and avoids contact with humanity.

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  1. Infections can trigger an autoimmune response.
  2. Sadly, Ralf is sick with an autoimmune disease.
    S: N/A
    A: N/A
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Autoimmune(ADJ)- Related to a disease caused by antibodies.

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  1. Venom is symbiotic with Eddie.
  2. I would consider parasites to be symbiotic with their human counterparts.
    S: Connected.
    A: Disconnected.
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Symbiotic(ADJ)- Involving interaction between two different organisms living in close physical association.

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  1. The pistol was an anachronism.
  2. Many historical artifacts can be considered anachronisms.
    S: Specifically old.
    A: General.
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Anachronism(N)- A thing belonging or appropriate to a period other than that in which it exists, especially a thing that is conspicuously old-fashioned.

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  1. My uncle studies electrodynamics.
  2. I’m not knowledgeable with electrodynamics, but do find interactions with electric currents to be intriguing.
    S: Current studies.
    A: Non-physical.
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Electrodynamics(N)- A branch of physics that deals with the effects arising from the interactions of electric currents, or with themselves.

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  1. Ralf’s sister was experiencing dysphoria concerning her gender.
  2. Many teens in the modern age find themselves struggling with identity, which has resulted in mass dysphoria.
    S: Identity struggles.
    A: Confidence.
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Dysphoria(N)- A mental state in which one is unsatisfied with their identity.

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  1. “It is better to light the candle than curse the darkness.” is an epigram.
  2. Another epigram is “Little strokes fell big oaks.”
    S: A Modest Proposal
    A: Autobiography
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Epigram(N)- A short, satirical poem/story with a gritty end.

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  1. Nurses and doctors will often write monographs.
  2. Additionally, scientists will write monographs.
    S: N/A
    A: N/A
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Monograph(N)- A detailed written study of a single specialized subject or an aspect of it.

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  1. Felipe has likely performed a hetero-phony.
  2. The same thing applies to Evanstein, who doesn’t appear to enjoy hetero-phonies.
    S: Together
    A: Apart
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Hetero-phony(N)- The simultaneous performance of several voices in a choir.

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  1. Bow and bow are homophones.
  2. Another pair of homophones are threw and through.
    S: Knew/new
    A: Similie
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Homophone(N)- Words with the same pronunciation but different meanings.

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  1. There’s a sectarian church on the corner.
  2. Sectarian groups can be considered dangerous.
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Sectarian(ADJ)- Denoting or concerning a sect(s)

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  1. Objects are not sentient, although some people believe that robots could be someday.
  2. While reptiles may be sentient, they do not share all of the same emotions as humans do.
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Sentient(ADJ)- Able to feel or perceive things.

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  1. Ralf can be introspective at times.
  2. Sometimes it is important to be introspective.
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Introspective(ADJ)- The Examination of one’s mental state.

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  1. Our school’s infrastructure is rather old.
  2. An infrastructure is often considered the most important part of a building.
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Infrastructure(N)- The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities.

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  1. If a plane is asymmetrical, it will likely not fly.
  2. I am not a fan of asymmetrical machinery.
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Asymmetrical(ADJ)- Having parts or aspects that are not equal.

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  1. CEO’s are rarely micromanagers.
  2. I can admit that I am sometimes a micromanager.
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Micromanager(N)- A boss or manager who excessively supervises employees.

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  1. You may misconstrue what Ralf means.
  2. I commonly misconstrue articles.
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Misconstrue(V)- Interpret something wrongly.

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  1. “Us gentlemen do indeed enjoy our monocles.”
  2. I’ve never worn a monocle.
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Monocle(N)- A single eyeglass, kept in position by muscles around the eye.

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  1. Ghosts are often amorphous.
  2. Some religious figures are amorphous.
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Amorphous(ADJ)- Having no form.

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  1. George Orwell is a pseudonym.
  2. Additionally, Dr. Seuss is also a pseudonym for the famous children’s book author.
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Pseudonym(N)- A fictitious name, especially for an author.

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  1. Bands are typically philharmonic.
  2. I wish I were as philharmonic as Al Bowlly and his orchestra.
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Philharmonic(ADJ)- Devoted to music (chiefly used in the names of orchestras)

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  1. Some people, Ralf for example, have extreme hydrophobia.
  2. I, on the other hand, have never really experienced hydrophobia.
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Hydrophobia(N)- The fear of water.

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  1. It only takes two hours for a plant to go through photosynthesis.
  2. Photosynthesis is important for a plant to survive.
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Photosynthesis(N)- The process that plants go through to make food using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide.

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  1. Pseudoscience angers many true scientists.
  2. Pseudoscience often bends the truth to an insane degree.
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Pseudoscience(N)- A collection of beliefs or practices mistakenly being regarded as being based on scientific method.

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  1. Psychosis is more common than you think.
  2. Many patients with psychosis are treated with various medications.
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Psychosis(N)- A mental disorder characterized by disconnection from reality.

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  1. Orthopedic surgeons use an arthroscope in their surgeries.
  2. I’ve never seen an arthroscope and sometimes question if they even exist.
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Arthroscope(N)- An instrument for viewing the inside of joints.

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  1. I would consider China a technocracy.

2.Technocracies can lead to negative consequences, especially with too much AI integration.

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Technocracy(N)- The government or control of society or industry by an elite of technical expertise.

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  1. The Shining is a telepathic power.
  2. Many superheroes have some form of telepathic powers.
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Telepathic(ADJ)- Supposedly capable of transmitting thoughts to other people and knowing their thoughts.

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  1. I don’t plan on studying thermodynamics for a major.
  2. Sonna mist is a result of thermodynamics.
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Thermodynamics(N)- The branch of physical science that relates with interactions between heat and other forms of energy.

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  1. Ralf rarely uses brevity in his wording.
  2. I try to use brevity whenever possible.
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Brevity(N)- Concise and exact use of words in English.

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  1. We are often susceptible to change.
  2. Ralf is rarely susceptible.
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susceptible(Adj)- capable of being harmed

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  1. We read a lot of empirical writings.
  2. There are a lot of empirical movies.
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empirical(Adj)- evidence relating to real experiences

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  1. I can’t decipher Seth’s text messages.
  2. Morse code can be difficult to decipher if you don’t have experience with it.
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decipher(V)- To work out what a message says

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  1. Ralf can be the obtustest in our friend group.
  2. In reality, some of the richest people are the obtustest.
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obtustest(Adj)- The one most lacking sharpness (smart)

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  1. I’m remorseful for my previous actions.
  2. There are several convicts who have faked their remorseful monolouges.
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Remorseful(Adj)- Motivated by distress from a sense of guilt.

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  1. Weeping is a cathartic release.
  2. Some find dancing to be a cathartic activity.
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Cathartic(Adj)- Releasing to find relief from trapped emotions.

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  1. His absolution is appreciated.
  2. “I give no absolution.”
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Absolution(Adj)- The act of being formally forgiven.

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  1. Ralf had a certain sense of equanimity during his trip to the hospital.
  2. I find myself in a situation where equanimity is difficult to come by.
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Equanimity(Adj)- State of calmness in a difficult situation.

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  1. Ralf can be feckless sometimes.
  2. It’s a decision choose to be feckless.
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Feckless(adj)- Without desire to achieve anything, worthless

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  1. I am rarely slovenly.
  2. There are too many slovenly people in today’s society.
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Slovenly(Adj)- Someone who is untidy or messy

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  1. Coins can be augmented via restoration.
  2. It would be rather difficult to augment a pillow.
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Augment(V)- Increase in value by adding something to it

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  1. Who would dare to decorate their home with such garishness?
  2. The cruise ship was rather garish, making it bland and depressing for children.
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Garishness(N)- Tasteless, showless