Vocab And Spelling Flashcards

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Perceptive

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Having awareness or understanding

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Receptacle

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Anything used to hold something else

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Preconceptions

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Ideas formed in advance

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Recipient

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One who receives

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Perceptible

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Noticeable

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Inception

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Beginning; start

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Incipient

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Just beginning to exist

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Inconceivable

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Unbelievable; unmanageable

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Reception

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A greeting or welcome

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Precipitious

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Sheer; very steep

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Ms. Bryant is …… about her students’ feelings.

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Perceptive

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To ensure pick up, the trash ….. was placed in the driveway

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Receptacle

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Maria’s ……. About what a vacation should be led to disappointment.

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Preconceptions

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Michael was the proud …….. of the mvp award.

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Recipient

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After the police officer heard all the facts, there was a ….. in his tone

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Perceptible

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Dave has been with the youth sports program since its ………

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Inception

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Thanks to the efforts of many villagers, the …….. racial tension was diffused

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Incipient

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After five undefeated seasons, it was ……. The swim team to lose an event

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Inconceivable

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The visiting dignitary from the troubled nation received a warm ……….

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Reception

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Ned liked challenges, but the ……… facing him subdued his zeal to climb.

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Precipitous

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Cadent

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Having inflection or rhythm in tone

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Decadent

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Deteriorated

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Cascaded

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Fell or poured in a succession of stages

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Coincidence

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An accidental occurrence of events

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Casualty
A person or thing lost, injured, or destroyed
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Occasional
Happening infrequently
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Cadaver
A dead body
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Coincided
Occurred simultaneously
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Occidental
Western
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Incidental
Unplanned
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Word roots -Ceive-, -cept-, -cip- mean?
Take or receive
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Word roots -cad-, -cas-, -cid- mean?
Fall; an act of falling upon; affecting; an occurrence
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Charitable
Altruistic/beneficent/generous
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Attacked
Beleaguered/battered/beaten
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Furtive
Clandestine/covert/secretive
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Extensive
Copious/ample/broad
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Scarcity
Dearth/paucity/insufficiency
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Verbose
Voluble/loquacious/wordy
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Glaring
Egregious/flagrant/flaming
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Deceptive
Spurious/deceitful/false
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Lethal
Poisonous/malignant/virulent(deadly)
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Profuse
Voluminous/abundant/lavish
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Kate is greatly admired because she devotes her time to …….. causes
Altruistic
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After hours of continuous enemy fire, the ……… troops surrendered to the union army
Beleaguered
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The agency was contacted to investigated the ……… activities of the spy
Clandestine
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Amanda took …….. notes, hoping to ensure a passing grade on the final exam
Copious
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When she began writing her paper, Lisa had a ……… of research on her topic
Dearth
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It was difficult to imagine Edward, a …….. man, listening while others voiced their opinions.
Voluble
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The interior decorated called the lamp an …….. example of bad taste
Egregious
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Because of poor organization. Ted’s financial records appeared to be ………….
Spurious
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When consumed, even a small amount of poisonous substance can be …………
Virulent
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Only a portion of the author’s ……….. correspondence has been published
Voluminous
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Extolled
Criticized
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Enthralled
Exhausted
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Repudiated
Embraced
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Regimen
Location
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Appeased
Inspired
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Inscrutable
Understandable
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Delectable
Flavorless
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Laconic
Rambling
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Elucidate
Emulate
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Acrimonious
Amiable
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Partisan committee members were not ………. By the president’s concessions
Appeased
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The music critic …….. by the natural ability and talent of the young prodigy
Extolled
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A new architect ………. The designs of frank Lloyd wright in favor of a contemporary designer
Repudiated
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The kindergarten children were absolutely ……….. with the mystifying magic tricks performed by the magician
Enthralled
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Louis embarked on a strict ……….. of exercise that included grueling hours at the gym
Regimen
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The debate began in a cordial manner, but it quickly degenerated into an …………. Dispute
Acrimonious
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Although the main entree was tasteless, the desserts at the restaurant were ………….
Delectable
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Because many students in the class misunderstood the poem, ms.cisneros tried to …………. The meaning
Elucidate
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The ………. Writing of Ernest Hemingway was in sharp contrast to use more verbose writers of the 1920s
Laconic
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As the poet’s works became darker and more ……….., her fans found her verses difficult to understand
Inscrutable
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Disoblige
-offend someone by not acting in accordance with their wishes. -appease/compliment
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Disputatious
-fond of having heated arguments -jovial/favorable
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Anomaly
-something that deviates from what is standard,normal,or expected -normality/regularity
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Obfuscate
-make obscure, unclear, or unintelligible -clarify/enlighten
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Impervious
-not allowing fluid to pass through -pénétrable/accessible
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Disaffected
-no longer supporting or being satisfies with and org or and idea -sensitive/emotional
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Nefarious
-typically of an action or activity; wicked or criminal -benevolent/virtuous
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Paltry
-very small and of little or no value -significant/impressive
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Percipient (antonym)
-having good insight or understanding’ perceptive -obtuse/naive
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Pejorative
-expressing disapproval, or suggesting that something is not good or is of no importance -flattering/genial