ASP Vocab. 1-6 Flashcards

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Irate

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(Adj) enraged

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Inveigle

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(V) to entice or lure by artful talk

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Consternation

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(N) a sudden, alarming amazement or dread

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4
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Collaborator

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(N) one who works or cooperates with an enemy

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Eloquence

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(N) fluent, forceful speech

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6
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Indulgent

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(Adj) yielding to the wishes or desires of one (oneself or another)

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Inane

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(Adj) lacking sense or ideas; empty or void

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Conniver

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(N) one who gives aid to wrongdoing by pretending not to know or notice

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Infer

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(V) to conclude by reasoning from premises or evidence

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10
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Venerable

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(Adj) respected due to great age or associated dignity

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Inured

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(Adj) toughened or accustomed to by extended experience

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12
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Fey

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(Adj) strange or otherworldly

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Insidious

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(Adj) treacherous; marked by hidden danger, hazards or perils

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14
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Blitzkrieg

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(N) an overwhelming all-out attack

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Enmity

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(N) active and typically mutual hatred or ill will

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16
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Vulnerable

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(Adj) open to attack or damage

17
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Treachery

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(N) violation or allegiance faith or confidence; the betrayal of a trust

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Candid

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(Adj) free from bias, prejudice, or malice; frank; absence of deception

19
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Jounced

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(V) moved in an up-and-down manner; bounced

20
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Delirious

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(Adj) marked by delirium, a mental disturbance characterized by confusion, disordered speech, and hallucinations

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Decalogue

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(N) a basic set of rules carrying binding authority

22
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Ludicrous

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(Adj) amusing or laughable through obvious absurdity, incongruity, exaggeration or eccentricity

23
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Irresolutely

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(Adv) uncertainly; without sureness

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Erratic

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(Adj) inconsistent; irregular

25
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Vindicated

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(Adj) freed; delivered from

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Idiosyncratic

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(Adj) peculiarly individualistic; eccentric

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Sinecure

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(N) an office or position requiring little or no work and usually providing an income

28
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Automaton

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(N) like a robot; one who acts in a monotonous, routine manner

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Stupefaction

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(N) overwhelmed amazement

30
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Contentious

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(Adj) controversial; argumentative; quarrelsome