100 SAT Flashcards

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Abbreviate

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To shorten, abridge

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Abstinence

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The act of refraining from pleasurable activity, eating or drinking

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Abbreviate

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To shorten, abridge

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Adulation

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High praise

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Adversity

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Misfortune, an unfavorable turn of events

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Aesthetic

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Pertaining to beauty or the arts

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Amicable

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Friendly, agreeable

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Anachronistic

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Out-of-date, not attributed to the correct historical period

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Anecdote

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Short, usually funny account of events

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Anonymous

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Nameless, without disclose identity

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Antagonist

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For, opponent, adversary

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Arid

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Extremely dry or deathly boring

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Assiduous

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Persistent, hard working

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Asylum

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Sanctuary, shelter, place of refuge

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Benevolent

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Friendly and helpful

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Camaraderie

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Trust, sociability amongst friends

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Censure

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To criticize harshly

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Circuitous

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Indirect, taking the longest route

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Clairvoyant

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Exceptionally insightful, able to forsee the future

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Collaborate

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To cooperate, work together

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Compassion

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Sympathy, helpful or mercy

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Compromise

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To settle a dispute by terms agreeable to both sides

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Condescending

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Possessing an attitude of superiority, patronizing

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Conditional

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Depending on a condition, e.g, in a contract

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Conformist

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Person who complies with accepted rules and customs

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Congregation

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A crowd of people, an assembly

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Convergence

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The state of separate elements joining or coming together

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Deleterious

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Harmful, destructive, detrimental

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Demagogue

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Leader, rabble- rouser, usually appealing to emotion or prejudice

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Digression

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The act of turning aside, staying from the main point, ESP., in speech or argument

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Diligent

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Careful and hardworking

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Discredit

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To harm the reputation of, dishonest or disgrace

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Disdain

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To regard with scorn or contempt

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Divergent

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Separating, moving in different directions from a particular point

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Empathy

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Identification with the feelings of others

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Emulate

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To imitate, follow an example

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Enervating

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Weakening, tiring

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Enhance

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To improve, bring to a greater level of intensity

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Ephemeral

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Momentary, transient , fleeting

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Evanescent

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Quickly fading, short-lives, esp. An image

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Exasperation

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Irritation, frustration

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Exemplary

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Outstanding, an example to others

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Extenuating

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Excusing, lessening, the seriousness of guilt or crime, e.g., of mitigating factors

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Florid

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Red-colored, flushed; gaudy, ornate

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Fortuitous

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Happening by luck, fortunate

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Fortuitous

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Happening by luck, fortunate

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Frugal

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Thrifty, cheap

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Hackneyed

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Cliched, worn out by overuse

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Haughty

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Arrogant and condenscending

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Hedonist

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Person who pursues pleasure as a goal

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Hypothesis

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Assumption, theory requiring proof

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Impetuous

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Rash, impulsive, acting without thinking

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Impute

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To attribute an action to particular person or group

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Incompatible

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Opposed in nature, not able to live or work together

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Incompatible

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Opposed in nature, not able to live or work together

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Inconsequential

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Unimportant, trivial

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Inevitable

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Certain, unavoidable

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Integrity

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Decency, honesty, wholeness

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Intrepid

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Fearless, adventurous

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Intrepid

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Fearless, adventurous

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Intuitive

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Instinctive, untaught

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Intuitive

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Instinctive, untaught

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Jubilation

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Joy, celebration, exultation

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Lobbyist

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Person who seals to influence political events

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Longevity

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Long life

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Mundane

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Ordinary, commonplace

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nonchalant

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Calm, casual, seeming unexcited

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Novice

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Apprentice, beginner

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Opulent

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Wealthy

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Orator

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Lecturer, speaker

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Ostentatious

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Showy, displaying wealth

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Parched

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Dried up, shriveled

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Perfidious

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Faithless, disloyal, untrustworthy

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Precocious

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Unusually advanced or talent at an early age

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Precocious

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Unusually advanced or talent at an early age

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procrastinate

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to unnecessarily delay, postpone, put off

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Pretentious

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Pretending to be important, intelligent or cultured

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procrastinate

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to unnecessarily delay, postpone, put off

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prosaic

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Relating to prose; dull, commonplace

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prosperity

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wealth or success

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prosperity

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wealth or success

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prudent

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careful, cautious

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querulous

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complaining, irritable

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rancorous

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bitter, hateful

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reclusive

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preferring to live in isolation

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reconciliation

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he act of agreement after a quarrel, the resolution of a dispute

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renovation

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repair, making something new again

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Provocative

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Tending to provoke a response, e.g., anger or disagreement

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Provocative

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Tending to provoke a response, e.g., anger or disagreement

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renovation

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repair, making something new again

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Resilient

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Quick to recover, bounce back

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Restrained

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controlled, repressed, restricted

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Reverence

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Worship, profound, respect

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Sagacity

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Wisdom

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Scrutinize

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To observe carefully

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Spontaneity

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Impulsive action, unplanned events

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Spurious

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Lacking authenticity, fake

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Spontaneity

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Impulsive action, unplanned events

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Submissive

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Tending to meekness, to submit to the will of others

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Substantiate

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To verify, confirm, provide supporting evidence

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Subtle

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Hard to detect or describe; perceptive

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Spurious

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Lacking authenticity, fake

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Subtle

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Hard to detect or describe; perceptive

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Superficial

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Shallow, lacking in depth

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Superfluous

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Extra, more than enough, redundant

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Suppress

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To end an activity, e.g., to prevent the dissemination of information

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Surreptitious

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Secret, stealthy

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Tactful

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Considerate, skillful in acting to avoid offense to others

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Tenacious

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Determined, keeping a firm grip on

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Transient

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Temporary, short lived, fleeting

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Venerable

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Respected because of age

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Vindicate

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To clear from blame or suspicion

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Wary

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Careful, cautious