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concord (n.)

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agreement (antonym: discord)

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concur (v.)

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to agree

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dogmatic (adj.)

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stubbornly attached to insufficiently proven beliefs

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fastidious (adj.)

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carefully attentive to detail; difficult to please

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intransigence (n.)

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refusal to moderate a position or to compromise

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jocular (adj.)

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characterized by or given to joking

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meticulous (adj.)

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extremely careful and precise

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affable (adj.)

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easy-going; friendly

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alacrity (n.)

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promptness in response; cheerful readiness; eagerness

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amiable (adj.)

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friendly; agreeable; good-natured

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benign (adj.)

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kind and gentle

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sanguine (adj.)

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cheerfully confident; optimistic

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belligerent (adj.)

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eager to fight; hostile or aggressive

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cantankerous (adj.)

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ill-tempered and quarrelsome; disagreeable

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contentious (adj.)

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quarrelsome

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deleterious (adj.)

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having a harmful effect

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exacerbate (v.)

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to increase the severity, violence, or bitterness of; aggravate

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flippant (adj.)

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disrespecfully humorous or casual

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insolent (adj.)

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insulting in manner or speech

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nefarious (adj.)

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flagrantly wicked; vicious

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pernicious (adj.)

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extremely or irrevocably harmful; deadly

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rancorous (adj.)

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marked by bitter, deep-seated ill-will

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repugnant (adj.)

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arousing disgust or aversion; offensive or repulsive

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supercilious (adj.)

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disdainful; haughty; arrogant

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arboreal (adj.)

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relating to or resembling a tree or trees

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invocation (n.)

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a call (usually upon a higher power) for assistance, support, or inspiration

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stratify (v.)

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to layer or separate into layers

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variegated (adj.)

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having streaks, marks, or patches of a different color or colors; varicolored

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verdant (adj.)

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green with vegetation

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averse (adj.)

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strongly disinclined

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conspicuous (adj.)

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easy to notice; obvious (antonym: inconspicuous)

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demure (adj.)

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modest and reserved

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diffidence (n.)

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timidity or shyness

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34
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docile (adj.)

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submissive to instruction; willing to be taught

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innocuous (adj.)

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having no adverse effect; harmless

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placid (adj.)

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calm or quiet; undisturbed

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quiescent (adj.)

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quiet, still, or at rest; inactive

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augment (v.)

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to make greater, as in size, extent, or quantity; to supplement

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bolster (v.)

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to hearten, support, or prop up

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burgeon (v.)

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to grow and flourish

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copious (adj.)

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plentiful; having a large quantity

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distend (v.)

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to swell out or expand from internal pressure, as when overly full

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43
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grandiose (adj.)

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great in scope or intent; grand

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44
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prodigious (adj.)

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enormous

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45
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profundity (n.)

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great depth of intellect, feeling, or meaning

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46
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redouble (v.)

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to make twice as great; to double

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47
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scintillating (adj.)

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brilliant

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48
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brevity (n.)

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the quality or state of being brief in duration

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expedient (adj.)

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appropriate to a purpose; convenient; speedy

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50
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transient (adj.)

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passing quickly in time or space

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51
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austere (adj.)

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without decoration; strict

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52
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banal (adj.)

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drearily commonplace; predictable; trite

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53
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hackneyed (adj.)

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worn out through overuse; trite

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insipid (adj.)

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uninteresting; unchallenging; lacking taste or savor

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prosaic (adj.)

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unimaginative; dull (antonym: poetic)

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56
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soporific (adj.)

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inducing or tending to induce sleep

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vapid (adj.)

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lacking livelines, animation, or interest; dull

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onerous (adj.)

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troublesome or oppressive; burdensome

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59
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portent (n.)

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indication of something important or calamitous about to occur; omen

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prescience (n.)

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knowledge of actions or events before they occur; foreknowledge; foresight

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anachronistic (adj.)

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the representation of something as existing or happening in the wrong time period

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archaic (adj.)

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characteristic of an earlier time; antiquated; old

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63
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dilatory (adj.)

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habitually late

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ephemeral (adj.)

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lasting for only a brief time

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redolent (adj.)

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fragrant; aromatic; suggestive

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temporal (adj.)

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of, relating to, or limited by time

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debacle (adj.)

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disastrous or ludicrous defeat or failure; fiasco

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debilitate (v.)

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to impair the strength of; weaken

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tumultous (adj.)

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noisy and disorderly

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70
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aesthetic (adj.)

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having to do with the appreciation of beauty

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aural (adj.)

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of or related to the ear or the sense of hearing

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cacophony (n.)

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discordant; unpleasant noise

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73
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dirge (n.)

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a funeral hymn or lament

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eclectic (adj.)

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made up of a variety of sources or styles

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incongruous (adj.)

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lacking in harmony; incompatible

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sonorous (adj.)

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producing a deep or full sound

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strident (adj.)

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loud, harsh, grating, or shrill

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extraneous (adj.)

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irrelevant; inessential

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79
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juxtapose (v.)

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to place side by side, especially for comparison or contrast

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novel (adj.)

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fresh; original; new

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81
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superfluous (adj.)

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extra; unnecessary

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82
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synergy (n.)

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combined action or operation

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tangential (adj.)

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merely touching or slightly connected; only superficially relevant

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diligent (adj.)

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marked by painstakign effort; hardworking

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maverick (n.)

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one who is independent and resists adherence to a group

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mercenary (adj.)

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motivated solely by a desire for money or material gain

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obstinate (adj.)

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stubbornly attached to an opinion or a course of action

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proliferate (v.)

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to grow or increase rapidly

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tenacity (n.)

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persistence

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90
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vigilant (adj.)

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on the alert; watchful

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dearth (n.)

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scarce supply; lack

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92
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modicum (n.)

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a small, moderate, or token amount

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93
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paucity (n.)

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smallness in number; scarcity

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squander (v.)

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to spend wastefully

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temperate (adj.)

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moderate; restrained (antonym: intemperate)

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96
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tenuous (adj.)

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having little substance or strength; shaky

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clandestine (adj.)

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done secretively, especially to deceive; surreptitious

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98
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subterfuge (n.)

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a deceptive stratagem or device

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surreptitious (adj.)

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secretive; sneaky

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100
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flag (v.)

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to decline in vigor or strength; to tire; to droop

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jaded (adj.)

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worn out; wearied

102
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ambiguous (adj.)

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open to more than one interpretation

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ambivalent (adj.)

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simultaneously feelign opposing feelings; uncertain

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apathetic (adj.)

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feeling or showing little emotion

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capricious (adj.)

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impulsive and unpredictable

106
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equivocal (adj.)

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open to two or more interpretations and often intended to mislead; ambiguous (antonym: unequivocal)

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erratic (adj.)

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markedly inconsistent

108
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impetuous (adj.)

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suddenly and forcefully energetic or emotional; impuslive and passionate

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impetus (n.)

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an impelling force or stimulus

110
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sporadic (adj.)

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occuring at irregular intervals; having no pattern or order in time

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vacillate (v.)

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to sway from one side to the other; oscillate

112
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whimsical (adj.)

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characterized by whim; unpredictable

113
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belie (v.)

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to misrepresent or disguise

114
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debunk (v.)

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to expose untruths, shams, or exaggerated claims

115
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dubious (adj.)

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doubtful; of unlikely authenticity

116
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duplicitous (adj.)

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deliberately deceptive

117
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fabricate (v.)

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to make up in order to deceive

118
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fallacy (n.)

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a false notion

119
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mendacious (adj.)

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lying; untruthful

120
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specious (adj.)

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having the ring of truth or plausibility but actually false

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complement (n.)

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something that completes, goes with, or brings to perfection

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epitome (n.)

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a representative or example of a type

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felicitous (adj.)

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admirably suited; apt

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alleviate (v.)

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to ease a pain or burden

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beneficial (adj.)

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producing or promoting a favorable result; helpful

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cathartic (adj.)

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relaxing after an emotional outburst

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curative (adj.)

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able to heal or cure

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palliative (adj.)

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relieving or soothing the symptoms of a disease or disorder without effecting a cure

129
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therapeutic (adj.)

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having or exhibiting healing powers

130
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amalgam (n.)

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a combination of diverse elements; a mixture

131
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inundate (v.)

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to overwhelm as if with a flood; to swamp

132
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multifarious (adj.)

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diverse; various

133
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multiplicity (n.)

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state of being various or manifold; a great number

134
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vicarious (adj.)

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felt or undergone as if one were taking part in the experience or feelings of another

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vignette (n.)

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a short scene or story

136
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bombastic (adj.)

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given to pompous speech or writing

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ebullience (n.)

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intense enthusiasm

138
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exorbitant (adj.)

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exceeding all bounds, as of custom or fairness

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exuberant (adj.)

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full of unrestrained enthusiasm or joy

140
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embellish (v.)

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to ornament or decorate; to exaggerate

141
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flagrant (adj.)

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extremely or deliberately shocking or noticeable

142
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gratuitous (adj.)

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given freely; unearned; unnecessary

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lavish (adj.)

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extravagant

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lugubrious (adj.)

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mournful, dismal, or gloom, especially to an exaggerated or ludicrous degree

145
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opulent (adj.)

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displaying great wealth

146
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ornate (adj.)

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elaborately decorated

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penchant (n.)

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a strong inclination or liking

148
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redundant (adj.)

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needlessly repetitive

149
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ubiquitous (adj.)

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being or seeming to be everywhere at the same time; omnipresent

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abase (v.)

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to lower in rank, prestige, or esteem

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deride (v.)

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to mock contemptuously

152
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derogatory (adj.)

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insulting or intended to insult

153
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disparage (v.)

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to speak of negatively; to belittle

154
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effrontery (n.)

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brazen boldness; presumptuousness

155
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ignominy (n.)

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great personal dishonor or humiliation; disgraceful conduct

156
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impugn (v.)

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to attack as false or questionable

157
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mar (v.)

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to damage, especially in a disfiguring way

158
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pejorative (adj.)

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disparaging, belittling, insulting

159
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vex (v.)

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to annoy or bother; to perplex

160
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vindictive (adj.)

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disposed to seek revenge; revengeful; spiteful

161
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defunct (adj.)

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no longer existing or functioning

162
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eradicate (v.)

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to get rid of as if by tearing it up by the roots; abolish

163
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quell (v.)

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to put down forcibly; suppress

164
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raze (v.)

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to level to the ground; demolish

165
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squelch (v.)

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to crush as if by trampling; squash

166
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supplant (v.)

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to usurp the place of, especially through intrigue or underhanded tactics

167
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stymie (v.)

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to thwart or stump

168
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altruism (n.)

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unselfish concern for the welfare of others; selflessness

169
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eminent (adj.)

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distinguished; prominent

170
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empathy (n.)

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identification with and understanding of another’s situation, feelings, and motives

171
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extol (v.)

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to praise highly

172
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laudatory (adj.)

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full of praise

173
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magnanimous (adj.)

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courageously or generously noble in mind and heart

174
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philanthropic (adj.)

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humanitarian; benevolent; relating to monetary generosity

175
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reciprocate (v.)

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to mutually take or give; to respond in kind

176
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cajole (v.)

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to urge with repeated appeals, teasing, or flattery

177
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chicanery (n.)

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trickery

178
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obsequious (adj.)

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fawning and servile

179
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sycophant (adj.)

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insincere, obsequious flatterer

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conciliatory (adj.)

A

appeasing; soothing; showing willingness to reconcile

181
Q

credible (adj.)

A

capable of being believed; plausible

182
Q

exonerate (v.)

A

to free from blame

183
Q

incontrovertible (adj.)

A

indisputable; not open to question

184
Q

indict (v.)

A

to officially charge with wrongdoing or a crime

185
Q

litigious (adj.)

A

prone to engage in lawsuits

186
Q

partisan (adj.)

A

devoted to or biased in support of a party, group, or cause

187
Q

parity (n.)

A

equality, as in amount, status, or value (antonym: disparity)

188
Q

rectitude (n.)

A

moral uprightness; righteousness

189
Q

remiss (adj.)

A

lax in attending to duty; negligent

190
Q

repudiate (v.)

A

to reject the validity or authority of

191
Q

sanctimonious (adj.)

A

feigning piety or righteousness

192
Q

scrupulous (adj.)

A

principled, having a strong sense of right and wrong; conscientious and exacting

193
Q

solicitous (adj.)

A

concerned

194
Q

substantiate (v.)

A

to support with proof or evidence; verify

195
Q

veracity (n.)

A

adherence to the truth; truthfulness

196
Q

vindicate (v.)

A

to free from blame

197
Q

circumscribe (v.)

A

to draw a circle around; to restrict

198
Q

contiguous (adj.)

A

sharing an edge or boundary; touching

199
Q

castigate (v.)

A

to scold, rebuke, or harshly criticize

200
Q

censure (v.)

A

to issue official blame

201
Q

denounce (v.)

A

to condemn openly

202
Q

reclusive (adj.)

A

seeking or preferring seclusion or isolation

203
Q

relinquish (v.)

A

to retire from; give up or abandon

204
Q

renounce (v.)

A

to give up (a title, for example), especially by formal announcement

205
Q

vituperative (adj.)

A

marked by harshly abusive condemnation

206
Q

arcane (adj.)

A

known or understood by only a few

207
Q

assimilate (v.)

A

to absorb or become absorbed; to make or become similar

208
Q

autonomy (n.)

A

independence; self-determination

209
Q

cosmopolitan (adj.)

A

wordly; widely sophisticated

210
Q

derivative (n.)

A

something that comes from another source

211
Q

esoteric (adj.)

A

intended for or understood by only a small group

212
Q

gaffe (n.)

A

a clumsy social error; a faux pas

213
Q

idiosyncrasy (n.)

A

characteristic peculiar to an individual or group

214
Q

insular (adj.)

A

isolated; narrow or provincial

215
Q

orthodox (adj.)

A

adhering to the traditional and established, especially in religion

216
Q

potentate (n.)

A

one who has the power and position to rule over others; monarch

217
Q

abtruse (adj.)

A

difficult to understand

218
Q

callous (adj.)

A

emotionally hardened; unfeeling

219
Q

convoluted (adj.)

A

intricate; complex

220
Q

disaffected (adj.)

A

having lost faith or loyalty; discontent

221
Q

enigma (n.)

A

a puzzle, mystery, or riddle

222
Q

inscrutable (adj.)

A

difficult to fathom or understand; impenetrable

223
Q

reticent (adj.)

A

inclined to keep silent; reserved

224
Q

staid (adj.)

A

unemotional; serious

225
Q

acumen (n.)

A

quickness, accuracy, and keenness of judgment or insight

226
Q

adroit (adj.)

A

dexterous; deft

227
Q

ascertain (v.)

A

to find out, as through investigation or experimentation

228
Q

astute (adj.)

A

shrewd; clever

229
Q

cicumspect (adj.)

A

careful; prudent; discreet

230
Q

disseminate (v.)

A

to scatter widely, as in sowing seed

231
Q

erudition (n.)

A

deep, extensive learning

232
Q

pedantic (adj.)

A

excessively concerned with book learning and formal rules

233
Q

perspicacious (adj.)

A

shrewd; clear-sighted

234
Q

pragmatic (adj.)

A

practical

235
Q

precocious (adj.)

A

exhibiting unusually early intellectual aptitude or maturity

236
Q

prolific (adj.)

A

very productive; producing great qualities

237
Q

prospectus (n.)

A

formal proposal

238
Q

rudimentary (adj.)

A

basic; elementary; in the earliest stages of development

239
Q

candid (adj.)

A

completely honest, straightforward

240
Q

conjecture (n.)

A

inference; guesswork

241
Q

didactic (adj.)

A

instructive (especially excessively)

242
Q

effusive (adj.)

A

showing excessive emotion, overflowing

243
Q

euphemism (n.)

A

a mild, indirect, or vague term substituting for a harsh, blunt, or offensive term

244
Q

extrapolate (v.)

A

to infer or estimate by extending or projecting known information

245
Q

incoherent (adj.)

A

lacking cohesion or connection

246
Q

insinuate (v.)

A

to imply or communicate stealthily

247
Q

loquacius (adj.)

A

very talkative

248
Q

lucid (adj.)

A

easily understood; clear

249
Q

rhetoric (n.)

A

the art of using language effectively and persuasively

250
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251
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