Word List 7 Flashcards by Bad Artist

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Rectitude (noun)

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Morality; righteousness

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Ruminate (verb)

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To reflect; to ponder

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Cleave (verb)

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To stick; to adhere

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Iconoclast (noun)

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Skeptic; non-conformist; somebody who attacks accepted beliefs or traditions

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Incontrovertible (adjective)

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Unquestionable; undisputable

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Deferential (adjective)

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Respectful

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Vociferous (adjective)

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Loud; rowdy

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Concord (noun)

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Harmony; agreement

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Omniscient (adjective)

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All-knowing

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Sagacity (noun)

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Insight; wisdom

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Buffet (verb)

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To hit; to strike

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Rancid (adjective)

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Rotten taste or smell; disgusting

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Enthrall (verb)

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To fascinate

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Fetter (verb)

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To restrain

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Ascertain (verb)

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To verify; to determine

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Yoke (verb)

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To connect; to link

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Yoke (noun)

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Burden; bondage

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Adept (adjective)

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Skilled

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Boon (noun)

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Blessing; advantage

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Succinct (adjective)

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Short

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Acumen (noun)

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Keenness

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Defile (verb)

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To taint; to corrupt

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Debunk (verb)

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To disprove

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Prosaic (adjective)

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Ordinary

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Turgid (adjective)

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Pompous; grandiose

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Discursive (adjective)

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Rambling

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Candor (noun)

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Honesty

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Cleave (verb)

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To divide