Scholarship Vocabulary #3 & #4 Flashcards by Wyatt Tiahrt

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assume

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suppose or presume

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averse

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disinclined, reluctant; loath

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callous

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insensitive; hardhearted

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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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delight or rapture; bliss

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forgo

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renounce; sacrifice

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hollow

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empty or vain

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indulgent

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lenient or tolerant

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inflict

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impose or force

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intrigue

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plot or conspiracy

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invaluable

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precious or priceless

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meddlesome

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intrusive or interfering; impertinent

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oblige

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compel or constrain

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perturb

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disturb or disquiet; agitate

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remiss

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neglectful or derelict; lax

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resolve

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solve or settle

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retreive

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recover or regain; repossess

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steadfast

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dependable or loyal; staunch

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meticuluous

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exact or precise; painstaking

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adroit

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shrewd or resourceful; dexterous

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adversary

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opponent or foe; enemy

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avert

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prevent or forestall; obviate

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cogent

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convincing or sound

demolish

destroy or raze; smash

evaporate

disappear or vanish

fiscal

financial or monetary; pecuniary

hamper

hinder or impede; obstruct

humid

damp or moist; wet

inundate

flood or deluge; overwhelm or swamp

mammoth

gigantic or giant; huge or enormous

manifest

evince or demonstrate; reveal

obnoxious

reprehensible or objectionable; offensive

plight

predicament or dilemma

replenish

refill or renew; restore

reprimand

condemnation or censure; reproof

rescind

annul or cancel; repeal or abolish

reticent

closed-mouthed or silent; taciturn or uncommuncative

revere

venerate or worship; adore

sinister

malevolent or ominous