Lit Vocab Quiz 1 Flashcards

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Ambivalent

adjective

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Simultaneously feeling opposing emotions; uncertain; torn

ex: I was ambivalent when I was faced with choosing what to eat.

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Aesthetic

adjective

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having to do with the appreciation of beauty; artistic; creative
ex: The aesthetic painting outshines all of the other paintings in the art show.

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Apathetic

adjective

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feeling or showing little emotion; indifferent

ex: The teacher was apathetic to the student who didn’t do the homework.

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Benevolent

adjective

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well-meaning; generous; charitable

ex: The woman showed her benevolent attitude when she bought groceries for the homeless man.

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Candor

noun

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Sincerity; openness; honesty

ex: I express candor when I talk about my feelings.

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Cogent

adjective

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convincing; reasonable;persuasive

ex: The price was cogent, but I bargained so it would become lower.

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Conviction

noun

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A fixed or strong belief

ex: I have a strong conviction that God is real.

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Dubious

adjective

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Doubtful; of unlikely authenticity; debatable

ex: His dubious story of seeing aliens made me believe that he’s a liar.

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Eclectic

adjective

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Made up of a variety of sources or styles

ex: Her music style is very eclectic ranging from rap to classical.

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Egregious

adjective

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Conspicuously bad or offensive; outrageous

ex: The bully’s egregious comments caused the young boy to cry everyday.

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