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VOCA 206 - 232 Flashcards

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Synchrony (n)

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Definition:
To be in sync, on the same page

Synonyms:
Harmonious, together

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Synonymous (adj)

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Definition:
Being alike in meaning

Synonyms:
Equivalent, interchangeable, tantamount

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Tactical (adj)

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Definition:
Of or relating to combat tactics; skillful, ingenious

Synonyms:
Calculated, planned, strategic

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Tangible (adj)

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Definition:
Capable of being perceived especially by sense of touch

Synonyms:
Tactile, perceptible, measurable, observable, confirmed

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Tantalizing (adj)

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Definition:
Tempting, having a strong hold on interest

Synonyms:
Tempting, alluring, enticing, attractive, seductive

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Tenacity (n)

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Definition:
Being able to grip something firmly

Synonyms:
Persistence, determination Perseverance

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Terse (adj)

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Definition:
Using few words to convey much information or meaning

Synonyms:
Blunt, abrupt, brief, succinct, curt, concise, brusque

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Thrifty (adj)

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Definition:
Careful with money

Synonyms:
Frugal, conservative, parsimonious, economical, cheap

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Universal (adj)

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Definition:
Useful for many purposes; common to all

Synonyms:
Common, ubiquitous, general, global, comprehensive

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Unethical (adj)

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Definition:
Dishonest, immoral

Synonyms:
Corrupt, illegal, underhanded

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Transaction (n/v)

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Definition:
Business dealing, interaction

Synonyms:
Agreement, contract, enterprise, purchase,

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Unpretentious (adj)

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Definition:
Free from any intent to deceive or impress others

Synonyms:
Genuine, sincere, honest, straightforward, guileless

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Unrelenting (adj)

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Definition:
Not letting up, not yielding

Synonyms:
Determined, headstrong, obstinate, stubborn, adamant, inflexible

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Utilize (v)

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Definition:
To put to use; turn to profitable account

Synonyms:
Apply; employ; appropriate; exploit; promote; resort to; take advantage of

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Vacant (adj)

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Definition:
Having no content; empty; void; unoccupied

Synonyms:
Bare; deserted; idle; unemployed; unfilled; unused

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Vain (adj)

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Definition:
Egotistical, excessively proud and concerned with one’s own appearance

Synonyms:
Arrogant, cocky, conceited, proud

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Variable (adj)

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Definition:
Apt or liable to vary or change; changeable; alterable

Synonyms:
Fickle; fluctuating; volatile

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Verify (v)

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Definition:
To prove the truth of, as by evidence or testimony; confirm; substantiate

Synonyms:
Authenticate; double-check; establish; justify; prove

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Vex (v)

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Definition:
To annoy or irritate

Synonyms:
Infuriate, anger, aggravate, irritate

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Vigorous (adj)

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Definition:
Physically strong and active

Synonyms:
Energetic, robust, lively, powerful

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Virulent (adj)

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Definition:
Extremely poisonous or toxic; full of malice; objectionably harsh or strong

Synonyms:
Vicious, malicious, hateful, venomous, malevolent, malignant, spiteful

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Vital (adj)

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Definition:
Necessary to life; essential; of critical importance; of or relating to life

Synonyms:
Basic; critical; crucial; fundamental; necessary

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Willowy (adj)

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Definition:
Flexible, able to bend easily, moves gracefully

Synonyms:
Lithe, graceful, sinuous

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Wince (v)

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Definition:
To draw back or tense the body, as from pain or from a blow; start; flinch

Synonyms:
Back off; blanch; cower; cringe; flinch; grimace

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Writhe (v)

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Definition:
To twist the body in pain; to twist into coils or folds; to twist so as to distort

Synonyms:
Twist, wiggle, squirm, jerk, tremble, entwine, weave

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Zeal (n)

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Definition:
A strong feeling of interest and enthusiasm that makes someone very eager or determined to do something

Synonyms:
Fervor, vigor, ardor, energy, gusto

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