English test #1 vocab words Flashcards by Tiferet Dobner | Brainscape

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sumptous

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rich and suprior in quality

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retract

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to pull in

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diagnostics

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tools the computer uses to identify problems

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chafe

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to bother or annoy someone

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ample

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plentiful or enough

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reintegrate

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to come together again

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abode

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home

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consternation

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a feeling of alarm or fear

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vindictive

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with an intention t hurt or punish someone

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conceive

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to think of

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vex

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to annoy

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stifle

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smother

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crevice

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a narrow crack

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audacity

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shameless daring or boldness

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vehemently

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with intense emotion

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derision

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jeering laughter or ridicule

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hypocritical

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false or deceptive

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behoove

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to be appropriate or necessary

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gambol

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play or run boistourasly

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imbibe

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take in liquids

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listless

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lacking zest vivacity

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onerous

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difficult or burdensome to endure

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propensity

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a natural inclination (urge)

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adamant

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a very hard carbon valued as a gem

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capacious

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large in the amount that can be contained

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errant

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straying from the right course or from accepted standards

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harbinger

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something indicating the coming of someone or something

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laud

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praise, glorify or honor

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pertinacious

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stubbornly persistent

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reverie

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daydream

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sequestered

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kept separate or secluded

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tractable

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easily managed

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erudition

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profound scholary knowledge