Vocab Final Words😖😠Flashcards
1
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To bring out - 11
A
Elicit
2
Q
To prohibit or forbid. 11
A
Enjoin
3
Q
Urgency, or a crisis situation. 11
A
Exigency
4
Q
Slavish or submissive. 11
A
Servile
5
Q
A question. 11
A
Query
6
Q
A beggar. 11
A
Mendicant
7
Q
A command or order. 11
A
Injunction
8
Q
Domineering; arrogant. 11
A
Imperious
9
Q
To be plentiful. 12
A
Abound
10
Q
Greatness of size or range. 12
A
Amplitude
11
Q
To add to; to increase. 12
A
Augment
12
Q
A large, powerful thing. 12
A
Behemoth
13
Q
Shortness of duration. 12
A
Brevity
14
Q
Everyday; common. 12
A
Quotidian
15
Q
Extensive or extraordinary. 12
A
Prodigious
16
Q
A small amount. 12
A
Modicum
17
Q
Too small to measure. 12
A
Infinitesimal
18
Q
To lessen. 12
A
Diminish
19
Q
Commonplace. 13
A
Banal
20
Q
Concealment by disguise. 13
A
Camouflage
21
Q
To imitate. 13
A
Emulate
22
Q
Imitation. 13
A
Mimicry
23
Q
Overused remark. 13
A
Platitude
24
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Reproduction of a situation. 13
A
Simulation
25
A fake. 13
Sham
26
An interpretation of a performance. 13
Rendition
27
More than necessary. 13
Redundant
28
Test model
Prototype
29
Opposing. 14
Adverse
30
Feeling dislike. 14
Averse
31
Very clever. 14
Ingenious
32
Openly straightforward. 14
Ingenuous
33
To cruelly mistreat. 14
Persecute
34
Referring to things in the order given. 14
Respectively
35
Politely; with regard. 14
Respectfully
36
Amount assigned. 14
Quota
37
Number needed to vote. 14
Quorum
38
To bring action against in court. 14
Prosecute
39
Give up high office. 15
Abdicate
40
Release from obligation. 15
Absolve
41
An emotional release. 15
Catharsis
42
To cancel. 15
Countermand
43
Exemption from punishment. 15
Impunity
44
Give up voluntarily. 15
Waive
45
Repeal. 15
Rescind
46
To formally give up. 15
Renounce
47
Regain. 15
Recoup
48
Take back. 15
Recant
49
Submitting a dispute to a judge. 16
Arbitration
50
Special staff in a diplomatic office. 16
Attaché
51
A diplomat who represents his or her government in a foreign country. 16
Consul
52
A legal country. 16
Covenant
53
Good judgement and self-restraint. 16
Discretion
54
Existing state of affairs. 16
Status Quo
55
Ceremonial conduct. 16
Protocol
56
Cunning and deceitful. 16
Machiavellian
57
Isolated. 16
Insular
58
Informal agreement among political powers. 16
Entente
59
To reach completion. 17
Culminate
60
To exceed or surpass. 17
Eclipse
61
A representative example. 17
Epitome
62
Having no flaws. 17
Impeccable
63
Matchless; unique. 17
Inimitable
64
The peak. 17
Zenith
65
Impressive. 17
Sublime
66
The purest essence. 17
Quintessence
67
Incomparable. 17
Peerless
68
Best. 17
Optimum
69
An insult. 18
Affront
70
A noisy quarrel. 18
Altercation
71
Eager to fight. 18
Bellicose
72
A violation. 18
Breach
73
Likely to cause disagreement. 18
Contentious
74
A split within a group. 18
Schism
75
Something justly deserved. 18
Retribution
76
Bitter resentment. 18
Rancor
77
Disagreement. 18
Dissension
78
To destroy. 18
Decimate
79
Doubtful. 19
Apocryphal
80
Authentic. 19
Bona fide
81
Frankness. 19
Candor
82
Boring talk filled with platitudes. 19
Cant
83
An imposter. 19
Charlatan
84
Real; actual. 19
Veritable
85
Righteousness. 19
Rectitude
86
Secretly harmful. 19
Insidious
87
To pretend. 19
Feign
88
Trickery. 19
Chicanery
89
Too accumulate. 20
Accrue
90
The judge in a dispute. 20
Arbiter
91
To examine finances. 20
Audit
92
Group of businesses formed to control pricing. 20
Cartel
93
Something pledged as security for a loan. 20
Collateral
94
A stock or bond. 20
Security
95
Profitable. 20
Lucrative
96
To settle a debt by selling something off. 20
Liquidate
97
A corporation made up of a number of companies. 20
Conglomerate
98
A product. 20
Commodity
99
To beg, plead, or implore - 11
Beseech
100
To urge with gentle methods - 11
Cajole
