stupid vocab Flashcards

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severe or stern in personality or appearance; bare without decoration

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austere(adj)

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greed, extreme desire for wealth

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avarice (n)

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flushed with rosy color; very ornate; flowery

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florid (adj)

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4
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not capable of being fully satisfied

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insatiable (adj)

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to overwhelm as if with a flood; to flood

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inundate (v)

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6
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made up of many diverse elements; a huge number

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myriad (adj)

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7
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showing extreme stinginess or cheapness

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parsimony (n)

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8
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carelessly or wastefully extravagant

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prodigal (adj)

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9
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plentifully supplied

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replete (adj)

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having great fullness, size, or number

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voluminous (adj)

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not held back by what others consider acceptable; bold

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audacious (adj)

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12
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scornful resistance to authority

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contumacy (n)

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13
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defined by sternness, harshness, ill temper, gloom or stubborness

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dour (adj)

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14
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brilliance in performance and achievement; dazzling

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éclat (n)

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15
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incapable of wearing out or becoming tired

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indefatigable

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16
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undecided or uncertain about what to do; wavering

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irresolute

17
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hardhearted; not giving in to persuasion

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obdurate (adj)

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excessively eager to serve, obey, or win the favor of another

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obsequious (adj)

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the quality of holding firmly or stubbornly to a purpose, an intention, or a belief; stubbornness

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pertinacity

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seemingly indifferent to or unaffected by joy, grief, pleasure, or pain; determined no to complain or show feeling

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stoic (adj)