Vocabulary Terms Week 2 Flashcards

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trenchant (adjective)

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clearly or sharply defined;
synonyms: clear cut; distinct
memory clue: trench

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procrastinate (verb)

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to put off doing something until a future time
synonyms: to put off; delay; avoid
memory clue: what I don’t do

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roster (noun)

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an itemized list of items or personnel
synonyms: inventory
memory clue: team roster

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impede (verb)

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to interfere with or slow the progress of
synonyms: to slow down; interfere
memory clue: weather

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forbear (verb)

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to control oneself when provoked; to hold back
synonyms: self control
memory clue: control

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migratory (adjective)

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of or relating to movement from a country, place, or locality to another
synonyms: migration
memory clue: butterflies, ducks, geese

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evade (verb)

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to escape from by trickery or cleverness
synonyms: to avoid answering; deflection
memory clue: pivot the question

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efface (verb)

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to wipe out; do away with; expunge
synonyms: expunge
memory clue: expunge

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asunder(adverb/adjective)

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into parts; apart from each other
synonyms: disconnected; separated; divorced
memory clue: separated

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incite (verb)

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to stir, encourage, or urge on; stimulate or prompt to action
synonyms: urge on
memory clue: urge on

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