Group 4 Flashcards

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What does ‘abstain’ mean?

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To refrain from doing something.

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2
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What is ‘approbation’?

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Approval or praise.

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3
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What does it mean to ‘cherish’?

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To hold dear or to value highly.

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4
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What does ‘corroborate’ mean?

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To confirm or give support to a statement or theory.

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5
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What does ‘disparate’ refer to?

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Things that are fundamentally different or distinct.

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6
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What does it mean to ‘emulate’?

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To imitate or match, typically with the intent to equal or surpass.

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7
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What does ‘enervate’ mean?

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To weaken or drain of energy.

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What is ‘ephemeral’?

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Lasting for a very short time.

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What does ‘fervid’ mean?

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Intensely enthusiastic or passionate.

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10
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What does ‘garrulous’ refer to?

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Excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters.

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What is an ‘incendiary’?

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Designed to cause fires; also refers to someone who stirs up conflict.

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12
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What does ‘inimical’ mean?

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Hostile or unfriendly.

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13
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What does ‘intimate’ mean?

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To imply or hint at something.

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What does ‘invigorate’ mean?

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To give strength or energy to.

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What does ‘mitigate’ mean?

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To make less severe, serious, or painful.

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16
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What does ‘obsolete’ mean?

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No longer produced or used; out of date.

17
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What does ‘opaque’ refer to?

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Not able to be seen through; not transparent.

18
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What does ‘paradigmatic’ mean?

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Serving as a typical example or pattern.

19
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What does ‘pedantic’ mean?

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Excessively concerned with minor details or rules.

20
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What does ‘placid’ mean?

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Calm and peaceful.

21
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What does ‘polemical’ refer to?

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Relating to or involving strongly critical or controversial writing or speech.

22
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What does ‘precipitate’ mean?

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To cause something to happen suddenly or unexpectedly.

23
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What is ‘profundity’?

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Great depth of insight or knowledge.

24
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What does ‘prophetic’ mean?

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Relating to or having the ability to predict the future.

25
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What does ‘prudent’ mean?

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Acting with or showing care and thought for the future.

26
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What does ‘punctilious’ refer to?

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Showing great attention to detail or correct behavior.

27
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What does ‘recondite’ mean?

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Little known; abstruse or obscure.

28
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What does ‘scrupulous’ mean?

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Diligent, thorough, and extremely attentive to details.

29
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What does ‘tranquil’ mean?

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Free from disturbance; calm.

30
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What does ‘vacillate’ mean?

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To waver between different opinions or actions.