Hit Parade 1 Flashcards

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Abscond (v.)

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Steal away; leave secretly

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Aberrant (adj.)

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deviating from the norm; unusual

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Alacrity (n.)

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Eagerness; enthusiasm

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Approbation (n.)

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Expression of approval; praise

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Assuage (v.)

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Ease; appease; pacify

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Axiomatic (adj.)

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Taken as a given

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Canonical (adj.)

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Following/agreeing with traditional standards

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Capricious (adj.)

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Erratic; unpredictable

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Censure (v.)

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To severely criticize

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Chicanery (n.)

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Trickery

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Disabuse (v.)

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To clear up; undeceive

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Discordant (adj.)

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Conflicting

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Disparate (adj.)

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Distinct; dissimiilar

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Effrontery (n.)

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Boldness; presumptuousness

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Eloquent (adj.)

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Well spoken; articulate

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Enervate (v.)

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To weaken

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Ennui (n.)

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Dissatisfaction; restlessness (resulting from boredom/apathy)

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Equivocate (v.)

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To use ambiguous language for deceptive purposes

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Erudite (adj.)

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Learned, scholarly

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Exculpate (v.)

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Exonerate; clear of blame

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Exigent (adj.)

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Urgent; pressing

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Extemporaneous (adj.)

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Improvised

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Fulminate (v.)

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To loudly attack; denounce

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Ingenuous (adj.)

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Frank; unsophisticated

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# Hit Parade 1 Irascible (adj.)
Easily angered
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# Hit Parade 1 Laud (v.)
To praise
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# Hit Parade 1 Magnamity (n.)
Nobility in mind and heart, esp forgiving
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# Hit Parade 1 Martial (adj.)
Associated with war/armed forces
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# Hit Parade 1 Nascent (adj.)
In early stages
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# Hit Parade 1 Nebulous (adj.)
Vague; cloudy
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# Hit Parade 1 Neologism (n.)
A new word or word use
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# Hit Parade 1 Noxious (adj.)
Harmful
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# Hit Parade 1 Obtuse (adj.)
Not clear or precise in thought/expression
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# Hit Parade 1 Obviate (v.)
To make unnecessary by anticipating it
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# Hit Parade 1 Paean (n.)
Song of praise/thanksgiving
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# Hit Parade 1 Perfidy (n.)
Intentional breach of faith
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# Hit Parade 1 Perfunctory (adj.)
Done w/o care or interest
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# Hit Parade 1 Perspicacious (adj.)
Acutely perceptive
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# Hit Parade 1 Prattle (v.)
To babble; talk in empty speech
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# Hit Parade 1 Precipitate (adj.)
Acting with excessive speed or impulse
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# Hit Parade 1 Precipitate (v.)
To cause/happen before anticipated/required
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# Hit Parade 1 Predilection (n.)
Preference
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# Hit Parade 1 Prescience (n.)
Knowing of events ahead of time
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# Hit Parade 1 Prevaricate (v.)
To deliberately avoid the truth; mislead
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# Hit Parade 1 Qualms (n.)
Misgivings; reservations
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# Hit Parade 1 Recant (v.)
Take back; retract
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# Hit Parade 1 Refute (v.)
Disprove
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# Hit Parade 1 Relegate (v.)
Forcibily assign, esp. to a subordinate
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# Hit Parade 1 Reticent (adj.)
Quiet; reserved
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# Hit Parade 1 Solicitous (adj.)
Concerned; attentive
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# Hit Parade 1 Sordid (adj.)
Filthy; foul
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# Hit Parade 1 Sporadic (adj.)
Occuring occasionally/in scattered instances
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# Hit Parade 1 Squander (v.)
To waste irresponsibly
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# Hit Parade 1 Static (adj.)
Not moving; not active
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# Hit Parade 1 Stupefy (adj.)
Stun; amaze
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# Hit Parade 1 Stymie (v.)
To block; thwart
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# Hit Parade 1 Torque (n.)
Force that causes rotation
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# Hit Parade 1 Tortuous (adj.)
Excessively complicated
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# Hit Parade 1 Truculent (adj.)
Fierce; eager to fight
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# Hit Parade 1 Veracity (n.)
Truthfulness; honesty
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# Hit Parade 1 Virulent (adj.)
Extremely harmful or poisonous
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# Hit Parade 1 Voracious (adj.)
Having insatiable appetite for something
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# Hit Parade 1 Waver (v.)
To sway; be unsettled in opinion