Barron's B Flashcards

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cozen (v.)

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To mislead by trick or fraud

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creedence (n.)

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Accept as true (give creedence)

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credo (n.)

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Statement of belief of principle

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deference (n.)

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respect

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demotic (adj.)

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pertaining to people

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denigrate (v.)

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To slur someone’s reputation

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discomfit (v.)

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To make uneasy; disconcert

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Barron’s B

disingenuous (adj.)

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Not candid, crafty

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Barron’s B

disjointed (adj.)

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Lacckking order or coherence

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Barron’s B

dissident (n.)

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One who disagrees about beliefs

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distend (v.)

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To expand, swell out

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distrait (adj.)

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Inattentive, preoccupied

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Barron’s B

doctrinaire (adj.)

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Dogmatic, unyielding

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Doggerel (n.)

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Bad verse

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Dross (n.)

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waste, worthless matter

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effete (adj.)

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Overrefined, decadent

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Barron’s B

elysian (adj.)

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Blissful, delightful

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engender (v.)

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To cause, produce

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entomology (n.)

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Scientific study of insects

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epistemology (n.)

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branch of philosophy that examines nature of knowledge

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equable (adj.)

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Steady, serene

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Barron’s B

errant (adj.)

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Mistaken

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estimable (adj.)

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admirable, or possible to estimate

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Barron’s B

etiology (n.)

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causes or origins

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# Barron's B euphemism (n.)
use of agreeable languague in place of offensive language
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# Barron's B evince (v.)
To show plainly
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# Barron's B evocative (adj.)
Tending to call to mind or produce a reaction
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# Barron's B Execrable (adj.)
Detestable
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# Barron's B Exhort (v.)
To urge by strong appeals
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# Barron's B Expatiate (v.)
To speak or write at length
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# Barron's B Explicate (v.)
To explain, interperet
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# Barron's B Expository (adj.)
explanatory
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# Barron's B Factotum (n.)
A person that does all kinds of work
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# Barron's B felicitous (adj.)
appropriate, well expressed
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# Barron's B fetid (adj.)
Having a bad smell
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# Barron's B Fetter (v.)
to blind, confine
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# Barron's B fledgling (n.)
beginner, novice
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# Barron's B fluorish (n.)
embelllsihment or ornamentation
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# Barron's B foment (v.)
to incite, arouse
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# Barron's B forbearance (n.)
patience
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# Barron's B Forswear (v.)
To renounce, repudiate
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# Barron's B fracas (n.)
Loud quarrel, brawl
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# Barron's B froward (adj.)
obsitnately disobedient
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# Barron's B fulsome (adj.)
so excessive as to be disgusting
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# Barron's B gambol (v.)
To frolic
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# Barron's B Gauche (adj.)
coarse, uncouth, clumsy
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# Barron's B geniality (n.)
cheerfulness, sociability
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# Barron's B Goad (v.)
To prod, urge on
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# Barron's B gossamer (adj.)
light like cobwebs
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# Barron's B guise (n.)
outward appearance
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# Barron's B gustatory (adj.)
affecting sense taste
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# Barron's B hallowed (adj.)
holy, sacred
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# Barron's B harrowing (adj.)
distressing, terrifying
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# Barron's B hermetic (adj.)
tightly sealed, magical
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# Barron's B hirsute (adj.)
Covered in hair
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# Barron's B histronic (adj.)
describing exaggerated emotional behavior calculated for effect
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# Barron's B homily (n.)
sermon, moralizing lecture
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# Barron's B imprecation (n.)
curse
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# Barron's B impute (v.)
To relate to a particular cause or source, assign as a characteristic
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# Barron's B indigence (n.)
poverty
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# Barron's B indolent (adj.)
habitually lazy, idle
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# Barron's B insensible (adj.)
unconscious, unresponsive
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# Barron's B insuperable (adj>)
insurmountable
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# Barron's B interdict (v.)
To forbid, prohibit
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# Barron's B internecine (adj.)
deadly to both sides
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# Barron's B interpolate (v.)
To insert, change by adding new words
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# Barron's B interregnum (n.)
Gap in continuity
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# Barron's B invective (n.)
Verbal abuse
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# Barron's B Inveigh (v.)
To disapprove, protest
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# Barron's B invidious (adj.)
likely to provoke ill will, offensive