w13+14 Flashcards

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exonerate (v)

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to free from blame

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expatiate (v)

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to dwell upon something for a long time

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expunge (v)

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to delete something

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exalt (v)

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to put on a pedestal, to hold in high regard

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5
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extrapolate (v)

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to make an estimate of the data already had

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Facet (n)

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literally, one of the may polished faces of a gem

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fallacious (adj)

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unsound, misleading, erroneous, mistaken

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Fatuous (adj)

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inane, foolish, silly

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Feckless (adj)

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untrustworthy because of incompetence

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ferret (v)

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to rummage around to find something

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11
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fetid (adj)

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malodoras, stinking

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flagellate (v)

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to whip or flog

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13
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Flamboyant (adj)

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outstanding showy or striking

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Flippant (adj)

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frivolous or disrespectful, not to be taken seriously

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15
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fortuitous (adj)

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by chance

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Fractious (adj)

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peevish and irritable

17
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Frailty (n)

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liability to be broken or destroyed

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Fulminate (v)

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to send forth denunciations and condemnation

19
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futile (adj)

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of no avail or effect