V5 CAM TW2 - Vocab Part I - 1t/m20 Flashcards

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Fortitude - noun

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Definitie: A calm courage, self-control, in the face of danger or pain
Synonym: Bravery
Antonym: Cowardice
Sentence: He showed great fortitude during his long illness.

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Augment - verb

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Definitie: To increase in amount, value or size
Synonym: Increase
Antonym: Decrease
Sentence: He took private pupils to augment his income

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Opulent - adjective

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Definitie: Luxurious
Synonym: Sumptuous
Antonym: poor
Sentence: The wealth from oil enabled him to lead an opulent and corrupt lifestyle

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Reiterate - verb

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Definitie: Say something again or a number of times, especially for emphasis
Synonym: Recapitulate or repeat
Antonym: Withdraw, cancel, reverse, retract
Sentence: Firstly, I regret that this unfortunate incident occurred and reiterate our apology to Mrs Hill’s family

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Averse - adjective

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Definitie: Having a strong dislike to something
Synonym: Opposed to / antipathetic to
Antonym: keen
Sentence: He seems to be averse to exercise

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Bellicose - adjective

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Definitie: Having or showing a desire to fight/argue
Synonym: aggressive
Antonym: peaceable
Sentence: He was averse from violence, and never resorted to bellicose acts.

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Jeopardy - noun

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Definitie: The state of not being protected from injury, harm or evil
Synonym: Danger/Peril
Antonym: Safety/security
Sentence: The city firefighters routinely put their lives in jeopardy by executing daring rescues

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Culinary - adjective

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Definitie: Having to do with cooking or the kitchen
Synonym: gastronomic
Antonym: poisonous
“The world has changed and so had the thinking about culinary gatherings”

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Muse - verb

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Definitie: To think about, dream
Synonym: Consider, ponder
Antonym: Disregard
Sentence: She mused on the possibility of changing jobs

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Harass - verb

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Definite: To disturb or bother persistently
Synonym: Badger, annoy
Antonym: Encourage, please
Sentence: He stays up late, harassed with doubt and anxiety

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Malevolent - adjective

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Definite: Wishing evil or harm to another or others
Synonym: Malicious, sinister
Antonym: Benevolent, friendly
Sentence: His failure made him malevolent toward those who were successful

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Invulnerable - adjective

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Definitie: Incapable of being harmed
Synonym: Bulletproof, impenetrable
Antonym: vulnerable
Sentence: A strong navy made Great Britain invulnerable

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Unfeigned - adjective

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Definitie: Sincere
Synonym: Unaffected, genuine
Antonym: Insincere, pretended
Sentence: A broad smile of unfeigned delight

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Omniscient - adjective

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Definitie: Having completed or unlimited knowledge
Synonym: All-knowing
Antonym: Ignorant
Sentence: An omniscient author knows everything about everybody in the story

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Remiss - adjective

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Definitie: Lacking care or attention to duty
Synonym: Neglectful, thoughtless
Antonym: Mindful, thorough
Sentence: I would be remiss to ignore this request

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Infallible - adjective

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Definitie: Incapable of making mistakes or being wrong
Synonym: Reliable
Antonym: imperfect
Sentence: Doctors are not infallible, they make mistakes all the time

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Diffident - adjective

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Definitie: Modest or shy because of lack of self confidence
Synonym: Reserved
Antonym: confident
Sentence: she was diffident when offering a comment on the professor’s lecture

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Inopportune - adjective

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Definitie: Occurring at an inconvenient time
Synonym: ill-timed
Antonym: favorable
Sentence: She arrived at a most inopportune hour

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Duplicity - noun

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Definite: Deceitfulness, acting in bad faith
Synonym: Double-dealing
Antonym: Transparent, honest
Sentence: he was accused of duplicity and branded a traitor

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Ominous - adjective

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Definitie: Giving the worry that something bad is going to happen
Synonym: Threatening, alarming
Antonym: promising
Sentence: there were ominous dark clouds gathering overhead