Kaplanpt3 Flashcards

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probity

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complete honesty and integrity

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profigate

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corrupt, degenerate

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proliferate

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to increase in number quickly

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propitiate

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to conciliate, appease

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pudence

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wisdom, caution, or restraint

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pulchritude

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beauty

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pusillanimous

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cowardly

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querulous

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inclined to complain, irritable

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redress

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relief from wrong or injury

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repast

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meal or mealtim

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replete

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abundantly supplied, complete

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repose

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relaxation, leisure

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requite

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to return or repay

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reticent

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silent, reserved

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ribald

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humurous in a vulgar way

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sanguine

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cheerfully optimistic

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sedition

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behavior that promotes revellion or civil disorder

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sinecure

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well paying jorb that requires little work

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slake

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to calm down or moderate

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sobriquet

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nickname

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21
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solecism

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grammatical mistake

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specious

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deceptively attractive, seemingly plausible but fallacious

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stentorian

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extremely loud

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sublime

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lofty or grand

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sully
to tarnish or taint
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surfeit
excessive amount
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sybarite
person devoted to pleasure and luxury
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Sycophant
self serving flatterer, yes man
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symbiosis
cooperation, mutual helpfulness
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toady
one who flatters in hope of gaining favors
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transitory
temporary, lasting brief time
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Trenchant
acute, sharp, incisive
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Tyro
beginner, novice
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Umbrage
offense, resentment
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Unconscionable
unscupulous, shockingly unfair or unjust
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upbraid
to scold sharply
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usury
practice of lending money at exorbitant rates
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Variegated
varied, marked with different colors
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Veracity
filled with truth and accuracy
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Vernal
related to spring, fresh
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Vestige
a trace, remnant
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Vicissitude
a change or variation, fluctuation
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vim
vitality and energy
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Vituperate
to abuse verbally, to berate
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voluble
talkative, speaking easily, glib
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Wan
sickly pale
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Wanton
undisciplined, unrestrained, reckless
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wizened
shriveled, withered, wrinkled
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Wraith
ghost or spector
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Zephyr
gentle breeze, something airy or unsubstantial