Lesson 3 Vocab Flashcards

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Affable

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  • Friendly
  • Courteous
  • Amiable
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Abstruse

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  • Difficult to understand
  • Recondite
  • Concealed
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Audacity

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  • Excessive boldness
  • Rashness
  • Daring
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Contrite

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  • Extremely apologetic
  • Remorseful
  • Repentant
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Credulous

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  • Believing on slight evidence

- Gullible

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Depravity

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  • Moral corruption

- A wicked or perverse act

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Deprecate

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  • To disapprove regretfully
  • To belittle
  • To express mild disapproval
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Didactic

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  • Instructive

- Designed to teach

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Dormant

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  • Inactive

- Sleeping

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Enigmatic

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  • Mysterious
  • Inexplicable
  • Puzzling
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Exotic

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  • Foreign

- Unfamiliar

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Fuse

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To mix or join (usually by melting)

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Immutable

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-Unchanging

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Incorrigible

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-Incapable of being reformed or improved

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Loathe

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-To detest

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Mitigate

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  • To cause
  • To become less harsh or hostile
  • To make less severe
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Nullify

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  • To cause not to be in effect

- To negate

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Pacifistic

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-Opposed to war or use of force

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Pretentious

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  • Making an extravagant outward show

- Self-important

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Prologue

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  • Introductory remarks in a speech, play or literary work

- Introductory action

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Recant

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  • To withdraw or to repudiate a statement or belief

- Revoke

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Servile

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-Overly submissive

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Trepidation

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  • Fear
  • Trembling
  • Agitation
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Vilify

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  • To malign
  • To defame
  • To utter abusive statements against