701-725 Flashcards

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trowel

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n. a flat-bladed tool used for spreading cement

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dislodge

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v. to force out of a concealed position

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loath

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adj. unwilling, reluctant

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4
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zenith

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n. maximum; the highest point

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5
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dank

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adj. unpleasantly damp

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dormant

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adj. inactive, but capable of being active

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haggard

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adj. appearing tired and thin, as from anxiety, disease, hunger, etc.

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masonry

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n. stonework or brickwork

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9
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dilettante

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n. one who engages an art with only superficial skill; an amateur

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jocular

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adj. characterized by joking

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antipathy

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n. a feeling of strong repulsion or aversion

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quarry

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n. a hunted bird or animal; prey

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ingenuous

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adj. innocent; naive

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implicate

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v. to incriminate; to show or suggest involvement

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paternal

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adj. relating to or characteristic of a father

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aver

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v. to affirm or declare

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liberal

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adj. generous; giving freely

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perennial

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adj. lasting through the years

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levy

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v. to impose or collect, usually taxes

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prevail

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v. to triumph over; to be or become most common

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prowess

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n. superior skill or ability

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abdicate

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v. to willingly give up the position of king, queen, etc; to choose not to fulfill a role or duty

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accord

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n. agreement

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palpable

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adj. capable of being handled, touched, or felt; easily perceived

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spontaneous

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adj. occurring naturally or without forethought