Verbal Advantage Flashcards
To support, be in favor of, defend by argument. One may advocate any cause, either worthy or unworthy
advocate
to entrust with authority or power, hand over managements or control to another
Delegate
unheard-of, novel, new, having no precedent or prior example
Unprecedented
piercing, sharp, keen, penetrating to the senses, the mind or the emotions
Poignant
unclear, hazy, vague, indistinct, obscure
Nebulous
kept secret, done in secrecy, especially for an evil, immoral, or illegal purpose
Clandestine
long-drawn out speech, especially a vehement and abusive one
Tirade
happen again, especially at intervals or after some lapse of time
Recur
unspoken, silent, implied or understood without words
Tacit
an assertion or declaration, especially one made without proof
Allegation
easily deceived, fooled or cheated
Gullible
kindly, good-natured, gracious, mild
Benign
external, on the outside or boundary of somethings; hence not essential, irrelevant
Peripheral
refuse bluntly, reject sharply, snub, spurn
Rebuff
thin, weak, flimsy, lacking substance or strength
Tenous