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Mid Level Day 35 Flashcards

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Volubility

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Noun
Definition: tendency to talk much
Synonym: loquacity, fluency
Antonym:
Sentence: Her volubility often got her in trouble.

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Cinerary

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Adjective
Definition: for ashes
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: The vase on the mantle is cinerary, holding the ashes of her grandfather.

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Solemnity

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Noun
Definition: feeling serious
Synonym: sobriety, earnestness
Antonym: flightiness, lightheartedness
Sentence: There was an atmosphere of solemnity at the high school graduation.

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Parricide

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Noun
Definition: act of killing one’s own parents
Synonym: patricide, matricide
Antonym:
Sentence: The man was arrested for parricide.

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Incorporeal

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Adjective
Definition: not made of any material or substance
Synonym: spiritual, immaterial
Antonym: corporeal. bodily
Sentence: When she blew out the candles on her birthday cake, she wished for something incorporeal.

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Fortnight

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Noun
Definition: two weeks
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: The festival will take place in a fortnight.

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Incandesce

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Verb
Definition: to glow with heat
Synonym: bream, luminescence
Antonym: dim, dull
Sentence: In her happiness, she seemed to incandesce.

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Stratification

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Noun
Definition: arrangement in layers
Synonym: layered
Antonym:
Sentence: The growing social stratification of the country was more of a problem with each passing year.

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Lamentable

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Adjective
Definition: regretted or pitied
Synonym: upsetting, miserable
Antonym: blessed. fortunate
Sentence: Years later, he considered his actions to be lamentable.

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Exculpatory

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Adjective
Definition: freeing from blame
Synonym: excusable, forgivable
Antonym:
Sentence: His remark was clearly exculpatory.

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Dentition

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Noun
Definition: growth of teeth
Synonym: teething
Antonym:
Sentence: The infant cried frequently because she was experiencing dentition.

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Cankerous

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Adjective
Definition: something that causes decay
Synonym: corrosive, troublesome
Antonym: advantageous, agreeable
Sentence: Her negative attitude had reached the point where it was cankerous.

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Reportage

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Noun
Definition: an account of news or events
Synonym: communication, dispatch
Antonym:
Sentence: His reportage from Syria conveyed the violence of the civil war there.

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Invalidate

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Verb
Definition: to make valueless
Synonym: impair, negate
Antonym: legalize, validate
Sentence: His ID was invalidated by its recent expiration.

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Circumfuse

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Verb
Definition: pour or spread around
Synonym: surround
Antonym:
Sentence: She circumfused the dessert with melted chocolate.

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Mutability

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Noun
Definition: adaptability
Synonym: changeability, modification
Antonym: stagnation, constancy
Sentence: His mutability no matter the situation made him successful.

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Apterous

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Adjective
Definition: wingless
Synonym:
Ahtonym:
Sentence: Ants are apterous insects.

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Garrison

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Noun
Definition: group of soldiers stationed at a town to defend it
Synonym: encampment, fortress
Antonym:
Sentence: Forty soldiers were stationed at the garrison on the border or the country.

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Buoyancy

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Noun
Definition: power to float
Synonym.
Antonym:
Sentence: Before going on the lake, he made sure to have a life jacket with good buoyancy.

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Succession

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Noun
Definition: group of persons or things coming one after another
Synonym: sequence, progression
Antonym:
Sentence: A succession of incapable rulers left the country destitute.

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Precocity

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Noun
Definition: developed earlier than usual in knowledge, skill, etc.
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: The precocity of the child allowed her to skip a grade.

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Histrionics

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Noun
Definition: dramatic representation
Synonym: theatrics, dramatics
Antonym:
Sentence: She was known for her histrionics when she didn’t get her way.

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Exorbitant

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Adjective
Definition: exceeding what is customary
Synonym: excessive, superfluous
Antonym: scanty, lacking
Sentence: The couple received an exorbitant amount of gifts at their wedding.

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Unwarrantable

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Noun
Definition: not justifiable or defensible
Synonym: unforgivable. unjustifiable
Antonym: defensible, excusable
Sentence: Her unwarrantable actions gained her many enemies.

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Exhortation

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Noun
Definition: strong urging
Synonym: encouragement, entreaty
Antonym:
Sentence: The exhortation of his mother caused him to join a basketball team.

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Retardant

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Noun
Definition: something that delays an action
Synonym:
Antonym:
sentence: She bought a fire retardant material to make auntains with

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Transcendent

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Adjective
Definition: surpassing ordinary limits
Synonym: fantastic, otherworldly
Antonym: real, ordinary
Sentence: Her words were so inspiring they seemed transcendent

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Cesspool

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Noun
Definition: a filthy place
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: Every room in the house seemed to be a cesspool unfit for living.

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Fatalistic

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Adjective
Definition: accepting things and events as inevitable
Synonym: pessimistic, bleak
Antonym: optimistic
Sentence: He was irritated with her fatalistic attitude about everything that happened to her.

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Neoplasm

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Noun
Definition: new, abnormal growth of tissue, such as a tumor
Synonym: tumor, lump
Antonym:
Sentence: The test revealed she had a neoplasm in her stomach.

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