Vocabulary 10th Grade #05 Flashcards

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Ecstatic

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adjective - filled with rapture; transported by an exalted feeling of delight; overjoyed

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Affiliate

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verb - to associate or unite with – often a larger group

adjective - affiliated

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Encumber

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verb - to hinder, to weigh down; to burden

noun – encumbrance

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Invariably

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adverb - continually, perpetually, constantly; always

adjective - invariable

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Badger

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verb - to pester, nag, annoy persistently;

noun - it’s also a type of animal, which can be annoying

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Pompous

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adjective - overly dignified; self-important with exaggerated stateliness in speech or manner

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Portly

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adjective - comfortably fat or stout; large and heavy in a somewhat stately way

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Proximity

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noun - nearness; closeness; a neighboring area (think of approximately)

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Rejuvenate

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verb - to make young or vigorous again; to give youthful qualities to

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Unprecedented

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adjective - never before done or known before; without previous example (or precede)

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Beleaguered

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adjective - harassed or beset; “stressed-out”

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Fraudulent

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adjective - given to or using deceit, fraud, trickery to gain unfair or dishonest advantage

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Myriad

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noun - an indefinitely vast number of persons or things

adjective - of an infinitely great number

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Erratic

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adjective - lacking consistency, regularity, or uniformity

verb - to err — miscalculate, make an error

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Rigmarole (rigamarole)

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noun - an elaborate or complicated procedure; meaningless talk

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Susceptible

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adjective - affected by deep emotions or strong feelings; sensitive; vulnerable

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Virtuous

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adjective - having an interest in virtue, goodness and/or sincerity
noun - virtue

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Amnesic

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adjective - given to partial or total loss of memory; highly forgetful
noun - amnesia, amnesiac

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Duplicitous

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adjective - being deceptive in speech or conduct; two-faced (think of duplicate)

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Assuage

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verb - to lessen the intensity of something that pains or distresses

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Plausible

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adjective - appearing to be true; reasonable, seemingly logical or correct