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January + February Flashcards

1
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odbijanie (argumentów)

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refutation

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a self-righteously moralistic person who behaves as if they are superior to others.

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prig

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powracajacy, utrzymujacy sie

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lingering

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4
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seminal

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doniosły/ originative

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5
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shrouded

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owiany, okryty

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zmusić

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compel

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7
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prymitywny

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rudimentary

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pełen życia

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vivaciously

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Niestrudzony

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Indefatigable

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10
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radosny

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exultant

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11
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samoistnie

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intrinsically

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12
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zludny, zwodniczy

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meretricious

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lekcewqzacy, dyskredytujacy

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disparaging

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14
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non-rivalrous

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rival/nonrival

l (subtractable / non-

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15
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wyrównawcze

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countervailing

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16
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orthogonal

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prostokatny

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17
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volition /woliCIEn/

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wola

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18
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kora przedczołowa

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Prefrontal cortex

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19
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łagodzić

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to alleviate

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20
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leverageable

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/ to leverage

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21
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ulotność

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volatility

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22
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bystry

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astute

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23
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Nieprzekonywujacy

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inconclusive

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idiosyncratic

Idiosyncrasies

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(idiosyncratic)

25
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chyba zartujesz!

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Surely you jest.

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disputatious

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“klotliwy”

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szkodliwe

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detrimental

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epistemological

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odnoszacy sie do teorii, teoriopoznawczy

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eudamonia

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Eudaimonia (also known as Eudaemonism) is a Greek word, which refers to a state of having a good indwelling spirit or being in a contented state of being healthy, happy and prosperous. In moral philosophy, eudaimonia is used to refer to the right actions as those that result in the well-being of an individual.

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błędny

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fallacious

31
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błędny

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fallacious

32
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zachłanność

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acquisitiveness

33
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nienasycony

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Insatiable

34
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nienasycony

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Insatiable

35
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wzajemny

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reciprocal

36
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skandaliczny

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egregious

37
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palność

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(Un)combustability

38
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rozpowszechniony

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pervasive

39
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obfity

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abundant

40
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błędny

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erroneous

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płodność

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fecundity

42
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warunek wstępny, przesłanka

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prerequisite

43
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conjecture

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n mathematics, a conjecture is a conclusion or proposition based on incomplete information, but for which no proof has been found.

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zawiłość

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intricacy

45
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rozwikłać

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disentangle

46
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wszechstronny

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versatile

47
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hańba

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opprobrium

48
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złośliwy, rozdrażniony

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snarky

49
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masa, kupa / nastpywać

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heap / heaping

50
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bezkarność

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impunity

51
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exhortation

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upomnienie

to exhort - nakłaniać, nawoływać

52
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hotherto (hitertu)

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dotychczas

53
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to restrain

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powstrzymywać

54
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epideictic

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The epideictic oratory, also called ceremonial oratory, or praise-and-blame rhetoric, is one of the three branches, or “species” (eidē), of rhetoric as outlined in Aristotle’s Rhetoric, to be used to praise or blame during ceremonies

characterized by or designed to display rhetorical or oratorical skill

55
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wean

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oduczać, odstawiać od piersi

56
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wean

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oduczać, odstawiać od piersi

57
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wean

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oduczać, odstawiać od piersi

58
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chwilowo

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nonce

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