201-250 Flashcards

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  1. susceptible

knowledge and skill

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easily influenced or affected

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  1. tractable

knowledge and skill

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easily managed or controlled

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  1. uncanny

knowledge and skill

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extraordinary, weird

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  1. uncouth

knowledge and skill

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crude

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  1. unfathomable

knowledge and skill

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incomprehensible, unbelievable

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  1. ungainly

knowledge and skill

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clumsy

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  1. urbane

knowledge and skill

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elegant, sophisticated

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  1. venerable

knowledge and skill

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commanding respect because of age, dignity

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  1. virtuoso, virtuosity

knowledge and skill

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one with exceptional musical skill

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  1. wry

knowledge and skill

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clever or grim sense of humor

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  1. corroborate

law and order

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strengthen or support with additional evidence

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  1. decorum, decorous

law and order

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order, politeness

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  1. equitable

law and order

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even-handed

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  1. illicit

law and order

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illegal

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  1. incriminate

law and order

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accuse someone of a crime

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  1. indict(ment)

law and order

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formally accuse of a crime

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  1. indignant

law and order

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angered (by injustice)

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  1. indulgent

law and order

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lenient

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  1. judicious

law and order

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fair

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  1. ratify

law and order

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approve, confirm

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  1. sanction (v.)

law and order

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formally approve

22
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  1. vindicate, vindication

law and order

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clear of blame or suspicion

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  1. altruistic, altruism

money

24
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  1. avarice

money

25
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  1. benevolent

money

26
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  1. bequeath

money

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hand down (through a will)

27
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  1. depreciation, depreciatory

money

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decrease in value

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  1. destitute

money

29
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  1. exorbitant

money

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too expensive

30
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  1. frugal(ity)

money

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cheap(ness)

31
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  1. lucrative

money

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profitable

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  1. luxuriant

money

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lush, elaborate

33
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  1. magnanimity, magnanimous

money

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generosity, generous

34
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  1. mercenary

money

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motivated by money

35
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  1. miserly

money

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cheap, stingy

36
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  1. patronize

money

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financially support, be condescending towards

37
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  1. penurious

money

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cheap, stingy

38
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  1. perquisite

money

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additional payment, bonus

39
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  1. philanthropist, philanthropic

money

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someone who supports charity

40
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  1. procure

money

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get or provide

41
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  1. provident

money

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prudent, frugal

42
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  1. squander

money

43
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  1. venal(ity)

money

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willing to accept bribes

44
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  1. vocation

money

45
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  1. aberration

politics and tradition

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deviation, not normal

46
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  1. accost

politics and tradition

47
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  1. adamant

politics and tradition

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not yielding

48
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  1. apathetic, apathy

politics and tradition

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lacking interest

49
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  1. ascendancy

politics and tradition

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influence, domination

50
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  1. ascetic, asceticism

politics and tradition

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one who practices self-denial as a spiritual discipline