Set 1 Flashcards

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1
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Guile

A

Deceit, duplicity, wiliness, cunning

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Renounce

A

abandon; dison; repudiate; give up voluntarily;

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Elucidate

A

explain; clarify; shed light upon

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Adulation

A

flattery; excessive praise

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Juxtaposition

A

State of being placed side by side or close together

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Refute

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disprove; prove false; overthrow by means of evidence

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Dogmatic

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opinionated; arbitrary; dictoritorial; doctrinal

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Innate

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inborn; existing from birth; inherent

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Ambiguous

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having to or more possible meanings; unclear; equicovial

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Gregarious

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sociable; seeking the company of others

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Turbulent

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violently agitated; tumultuous; chaotic, unruly

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Eclectic

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composed of elements drawn from different sources; choosing (what is best) from a variety of sources

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Relegate

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consign to an inferior position; delegate; assign or refer; banish

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Incite

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arouse to action; goad; motivate; induce to exist

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Venerate

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revere; regard with esteem

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Repudiate

A

reject the authority of; cast off; disown; disavow

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Emulate

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imitate, attempt to equal or outdo; rival

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Partisan

A

one-sided; prejudiced, committed to a particular party

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Corroborate

A

confirm; make more certain; support with evidence; strengthen with facts

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Superflous

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unnecessary; excessive, more than required

21
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Fervor

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glowing ardor; passionate intensity of feeling; earnestness of emotion

22
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Predilection

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partially; preference; inclination

23
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Debunk

A

expose as false or exaggerated; ridicule as a sham

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Belie

A

contradict; give a false impression