S. Voc. Lesson 3 Flashcards by Olivia Hudson

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Assume

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suppose; presume

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Averse

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disinclined; reluctant; loath

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Callous

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insensitive; hard-hearted

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Discernible

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distinguishable; observable; perceptible

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Dubious

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doubtful; questionable; unpromising

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Ecstacy

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bliss; delight; joy; rapture

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Forgo

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renounce; sacrifice; give-up; concede

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Hollow

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empty; vain; without substance

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Indulgent

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lenient; giving-in; tolerant

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Inflict

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impose; cause damage; force

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Intrigue

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plot; conspiracy

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Invaluable

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priceless; precious; valuable

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Meddlesome

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intrusive; interfering; impertinent; busy-body

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Meticulous

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careful; painstaking; precise; exact

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Oblige

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compel; make-necessary; constrain; beholding

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Perturb

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disturb; disquiet; agitate

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Remiss

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neglectful; derelict; lax; lacking

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Resolve

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solve; settle

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Retreive

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fetch; recover; regain; reposses

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Steadfast

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loyal; dependable; staunch