Spelling Bee Flashcards

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Abberation

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Noun

Something that differs from the norm

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Abhor

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Verb

To hate or detest

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Acquiesce

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Verb

To agree without protesting

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Alacrity

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Noun

Eagerness or speed

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5
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Amiable

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Adjective

Friendly

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Appease

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Verb

To calm or satisfy

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Arcane

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Adjective

Obscure, secret, known only by a few

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Avarice

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Noun

Excessive greed

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Brazen

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Adjective

Excessive bold, brash, clear and obvious

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Cajole

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Verb

To urge or coax

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Callous

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Adjective

Harsh, cold, unfeeling

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Candour

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Noun

Honesty frankness

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Chide

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Verb

To voice disapproval

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Circumspect

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Adjective

Cautious

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15
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Clandestine

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Adjective

Secret

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Coerce

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Verb

To make someone do something by force or threat

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Coherent

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Adjective

Logistically consistent, intelligible

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Complacency

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Noun

Self-satisfied, ignorance of danger

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Condfidant

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Noun

Person entrusted with secrets

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Connive

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Verb

To plot or scheme

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Cumulative

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Adjective

Increasing, building upon itself

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Cynical

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Adjective

Believing the worst of others especially acts of selfishness

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Debase

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Verb

To lower the quality or esteem of something

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Decry

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Verb

To criticise openly

25
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Deferential

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Adjective

Showing respect for another’s authority

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Demure

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Adjective

Quiet, modest, reserved

27
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Deride

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Verb

To laugh mockingly, scorn

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Despot

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Noun

One who has total power and rules brutally

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Diligent

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Adjective

Showing care in doing ones work

30
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Elated

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Adjective

Showing care in doing one’s work

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Eloquent

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Adjective

Expressive, articulate, moving

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Embezzle

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Verb

To steal money by falsifying records

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Empathy

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Noun

Sensitivity to another’s feelings as if they were your own

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Enmity

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Noun

Ill will, hatred, hostility

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Erudite

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Adjective

Learned

36
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Extol

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Verb

To praise, revere

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Fabricate

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Verb

To make up or invent

38
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Feral

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Adjective

Wild or savage

39
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Forsake

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Verb

To give up or renounce

40
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Fractious

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Adjective

Troublesome or irritable

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Furtive

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Adjective

Secretive or sly

42
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Gluttony

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Noun

Overindulgence in food or drink

43
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Gratuitous

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Adjective

Uncalled for, unwarranted

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Haughty

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Adjective

Disdainfully proud

45
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Hypocrisy

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Noun

Pretending to believe what one doesn’t

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Impeccable

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Adjective

Exemplary or flawless

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Impertinent

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Adjective

Rude or insolent

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Implacable

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Adjective

Incapable of being appeased or mitigated

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Implicit

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Noun

Implied or understood without being directly stated

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Impudent

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Adjective

Casually rude, insolent, impertinent

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Incisive

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Adjective

Clear, sharp, direct

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Indolent

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Adjective

Lazy

53
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Inept

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Adjective

Not suitable or capable, unqualified

54
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Infamy

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Noun

Notoriety, extreme ill repute