Mid Level Day 15 Flashcards

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Choreographer

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Definition: a person who creates the moves in a dance
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: The choreographer was well known for working in musicals.

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Multiplicative

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Definition: to increase in number
Synonym: additional, multiplying
Antonym:
Sentence: Rabbits are multiplicative during mating season.

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Skirt

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Definition: border or edge
Synonym: fringe, perimeter
Antonym: interior, inside
Sentence: She skirted the edge of the park during her run.

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Piracy

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Definition: robbery on the sea
Synonym: theft, hijacking
Antonym:
Sentence: The group of rogues regularly committed piracy.

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Comeliness

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Definition: pleasant appearance
Synonym: attractiveness, prettiness
Antonym: ugliness, unattractiveness
Sentence: When she walked in the room, everyone noticed her comeliness.

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Complementary

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Definition: complete or combine
Synonym: integral, interdependent
Antonym: unrelated
Sentence: The sweater was complementary to her dress.

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Stagnancy

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Definition: condition of not running or flowing
Synonym: still, unmoving
Antonym: moving
Sentence: The stagnancy of the swamp made it a breeding ground for mosquitos.

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Prefabricate

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Definition: to make in advance
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: The shelving units sold at the store were prefabricated.

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Plagiarize

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Definition: steal or copy someone else’s work.
Synonym: steal, forge
Antonym:
Sentence: The author allegedly plagiarized his works from another writer.

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Peasantry

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Definition: farmers of the working classes as a group
Synonym: poor
Antonym:
Sentence: The new law most affected the peasantry.

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Substructure

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Definition: structure forming a foundation
Synonym: support, infrastructure
Antonym:
Sentence: The contractors completed the substructure of the building ahead of schedule.

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Gourmet

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Definition: person who is an expert in judging and choosing foods and wine
Synonym: connoisseur, epicure
Antonym:
Sentence: She asked her friend, a gourmet, for advice on what wine to pair with her dinner that evening.

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Finite

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Definition: having limits or bounds
Synonym: definite, fixed, limited
Antonym: infinite, endless
Sentence: She had to be careful about how she spent her money, it was finite after all.

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Gauze

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Definition: cloth often used for bandages
Synonym: bandage, dressing
Antonym:
Sentence: The nurse used gauze to dress his wounds.

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Debrief

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Definition: to question after retuning from a mission
Synonym: interrogate, examine
Antonym: answer
Sentence: The police officer was debriefed after catching the criminal.

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Puny

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Definition: of less than usual size and strength
Synonym: very small
Antonym:
Sentence: The puppy, the smallest in the litter, was puny.

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Beholden

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Definition: personal obligation
Synonym: obligated, bound, being held
Antonym:
Sentence: Because he was beholden to her, he did her the favor.

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Libel

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Definition: something written to damage a person’s reputation
Synonym: defamation
Antonym: compliment, praise
Sentence: The politician spread libel about his opponent.

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Decongestant

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Definition: a drug used to relieve clogging in the nose
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: She took a decongestant, hoping to feel well enough to go to work.

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Unutterable

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Definition: cannot be expressed in words
Synonym: abominable, unspeakable
Antonym:
Sentence: His surprise at seeing his brother after ten years was unutterable.

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Abstracted

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Definition: absent-minded or preoccupied with something
Synonym: withdrawn, preoccupied
Antonym: focused, alert
Sentence: She knew something was wrong because he seemed abstracted about something.

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Indictment

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Definition: accusation presented before a jury
Synonym: accusation, charge
Antonym: absolution, acquittal
Sentence: The indictment accused the man of armed robbery.

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Vaccination

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Definition: a shot preventing someone from getting a disease
Synonym: inoculation
Antonym:
Sentence: Children receive several vaccinations at an early age.

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Depreciation

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Definition: lower in value
Synonym: devaluation, reduction
Antonym:
Sentence: He decided not to sell his house because of its depreciation since he bought it.

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Shamble

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Definition: to walk awkwardly or unsteadily
Synonym: shuffle, scuffle
Antonym:
Sentence: The child shambled over to her bed.

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Significative

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Definition: a sign
Synonym: suggestive, indicative, symbolic
Antonym: meaningless
Sentence: They interpreted the odd behavior of their pets as significative of impending bad weather.

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Soil

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Definition: to make dirty
Synonym: dirty, defile
Antonym:
Sentence: The child soiled her clothing by playing in the mud.

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Symbolize

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Definition: to represent or stand for something
Synonym: represent, embody
Antonym:
Sentence: Her actions clearly symbolized her sacrifice.

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Organization

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Definition: group of persons united for some purpose
Synonym: institution, arrangement
Antonym:
Sentence: The organization was responsible for extensive cancer research.

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Refurbished

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Definition: to polish up again
Synonym: repair, restore
Antonym: damage, destroy
Sentence: The antiques she found had to be refurbished.