Analogies 1 List 1 : 51 - 100 Flashcards

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invigorate

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(v.) to refresh, to give new strength

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irate

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(adj.) very angry; furious

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jeer

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(v.) to make fun of rudely or unkindly; ridicule

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legacy

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(n.) a gift of property, especially by a legal will

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loathe

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(v.) to feel hatred, disgust, or intense dislike

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marathon

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(n.) a foot race of about 26 miles; any long race or contest

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marital

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(adj.) warlike; inclined to fighting

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menace

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(n.) someone who threatens to cause harm or evil
(v.) to threaten

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morbid

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(adj.) gloomy or unwholesome; sickly; relating to a disease

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mutiny

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(n.) a revolt against authority, usually by soldiers or sailors

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notorious

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(adj.) widely but unfavorably known

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odyssey

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(n.) any journey filled with wandering

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pageant

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(n.) an elaborate public spectacle or ceremonial parade

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peer

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(n.) an equal; a person of the same age or rank as another

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penitentiary

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(n.) a large prison or jail

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peruse

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(v.) to read thoroughly and carefully

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pilfer

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(v.) to steal, especially in small quantities; to snatch

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pious

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(adj.) religious; devoted to a religious life

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pitfall

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(n.) a trap; a concealed pit prepared as a trap for animals or people

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preliminary

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(adj.) something coming before the main business; introductory

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prelude

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(n.) anything serving as an introduction; a short piece of music before a concert

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proficient

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(adj.) skilled; expert in an art, science, or subject

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prolific

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(adj.) extremely productive or fruitful

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proverb

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(n.) a short, wise saying used for a long time by many people

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pun
(n.) a humorous play on words with the words having the same sound but different meanings
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putrid
(adj.) rotten; foul; stinking
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ramble
(v.) to wander; to talk or write without a sequence of ideas
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rebut
(v.) try to disprove; to oppose by evidence on the other side of an argument
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reminisce
(v.) to recall past experiences
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remnant
(n.) a small part or quantity remaining; a trace
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replica
(n.) a copy or reproduction
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retard
(v.) to slow something down; to delay progress; to hold back; to hinder
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robust
(adj.) strong and healthy; sturdy
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scroll
(n.) a roll of paper or parchment with writing on it
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scoundrel
(n.) a villain; a deceptive and dishonest person
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sedate
(adj.) quiet; calm; serious
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sever
(v.) to cut apart; to separate
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squad
(n.) a small group; an athletic team or military unit
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stevedore
(n.) a worker who unloads cargo from a ship
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submit
(v.) to yield; to give in to; to surrender
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surmount
(v.) to overcome; to get over
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terminate
(v.) to put an end to; to end
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traitor
(n.) a person who betrays a friend, a duty, or his or her country
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triumphant
(adj.) victorious; successful
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uncouth
(adj.) awkward or clumsy in shape or appearance; crude in manners; unmannerly
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unruly
(adj.) unable to be controlled
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utensil
(n.) an instrument or implement, especially for the use in the kitchen
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vehement
(adj.) forceful; showing strong feeling
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venerate
(v.) regard with great respect
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verify
(v.) to prove to be true; to confirm