Vocab 3 Flashcards

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Abstruse

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difficult to understand, concealed

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2
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Affable

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friendly, courteous, amiable

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3
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Audacity

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excessive boldness, rashness, daring

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4
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Contrite

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extremely apologetic, remorseful

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5
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Credulous

A

believing on slight evidence, gullible

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6
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Depravity

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moral corruption, a wicked act

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7
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Deprecate

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to disapprove regretfully, to belittle, to express disapproval

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8
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Didactic

A

instructive, designed to teach

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9
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Dormant

A

inactive, sleeping

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10
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Enigmatic

A

mysterious, puzzling

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11
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Erudite

A

scholarly

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12
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Exotic

A

foreign, unfamiliar

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13
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Fuse

A

to mix or to join (usually by melting)

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14
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Immutable

A

unchanging

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15
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Incorrigible

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incapable of being reformed or improved

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16
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Loathe

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to detest

17
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Mitigate

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to cause to become less harsh or hostile, to make less severe

18
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Nullify

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to negate

19
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Pacifistic

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opposed to war or use of force

20
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Pretentious

A

extravagant outward show, self-important

21
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Prologue

A

introductory remarks in a literary work, introductory action

22
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Recant

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to withdraw a statement or belief, revoke

23
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Servile

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overly submissive

24
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Trepidation

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fear, trembling

25
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Vilify

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to defame, to utter abusive statements against