Vocabulary Association-T Flashcards

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Taste

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piquant- having an agreeably pungent taste

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Tease

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arch- to be deliberately teasing

raillery- light teasing

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Theatrical

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histrionic- to be overly theatrical

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Think

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deliberate- think about carefully; weigh the pros and cons of an issue

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Threat

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duress- compulsory force or threat

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Time

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antedate- precede in time
antiquated- old fashioned; belonging to an earlier period of time
archaic- so old to appear to belong to a different period
dilatory- wasting time
impending- close in time; about to occur
incessant- uninterrupted in time and indefinitely long continuing

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Lasting a short time

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ephemeral- lasting a very short time
transient- lasting a very short time
transitory - lasting a very short time

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Tone

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acerbic- harsh in tone
facetious- cleverly amusing in tone
vitriolic- harsh or corrosive in tone

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Travel

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itinerant- traveling from place to place to work

peripatetic- traveling by foot

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Trouble

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firebrand- someone who deliberately creates trouble

harried- troubled persistently especially with petty annoyances

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Truth (short saying)

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aphorism- a short instructive saying a general truth
aphoristic- something that is concise and instructive of a general truth or principle
apothegm- a short, pithy instructive saying
maxim- short saying expressing a general truth

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Truth

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obtain- be valid, applicable or true
repudiate- reject as untrue or unfounded
veracious- truthful
verisimilitude- the appearance of truth
veritable- truthfully, without a doubt
mendacity- 	the tendency to be untruthful
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