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Wordlist 9 Flashcards

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Bane

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Troublesome influence

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Condone

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Tacitly support; overlook

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Eclectic

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Taking things from different sources

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Genre

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A category; type

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Irascible

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Easily angered

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Mundane

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Ordinary; wordly

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Perpetuated

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Caused to continue

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Rancor

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Resentment; animosity; bad feeling

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Strut

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Swagger; show off

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Voluble

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Talkative

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Bard

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Poet

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Condoning

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Overlooking; disregarding; ignoring

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Edifice

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Building; structure; construction

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Germane

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Relevant

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Ire

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Anger [irate (a) = very angry]

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Munificent

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Generous; charitable

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Perpetuity

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Eternity

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Rant

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Use bombastic language

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Stupefying

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Astonishing; shocking; stunning into silence

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Voluminous

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Very large; spacious

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Bastion

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Fortress; stronghold

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Conflagration

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Big fire

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Efface

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Wipe out; remove all trace of

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Germinal

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Just growing; not developed; immature

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Irksome
Annoying; infuriating
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Mutinous
Very rebellious
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Personable
Attractive
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Ratify
Approve; consent
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Subpoena
Summon to court
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Voracious
Ravenous
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Befuddle
Confuse
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Confound
Confuse
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Effigy
A model of a person
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Gibbering
Making meaningless noises
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Ironic
Satiric; unexpected
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Myriad
In large numbers
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Perspicacious
Insightful; sharp; wise
38
Raucous
Rough and unpleasant (of sounds)
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Substantiate
Give supporting evidence
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Waive
Surrender; give up
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Begrudge
Resent
42
Congeal
To solidify
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Effusive
Gushing; demonstrative
44
Glacial
Hostile; unfriendly; cold; icy
45
Irrational
Unreasonable; absurd
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Navigable
Suitable for sailing
47
Perspicacity
Insight
48
Raze
Destroy; demolish; tear down
49
Subterfuge
A trick
50
Wane
Grow less
51
Beguile
Mislead; lure
52
Congenital
Present from birth
53
Egalitarianism
Belief in equality
54
Goad
Prod; urge
55
Irreproachable
Cannot be criticized; perfect
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Nebulous
Vague
57
Pertinent
Relevant
58
Rebuttal
Denial
59
Subtle
Not obvious
60
Wary
Hesitant; cautious
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Belabor
Explain in unnecessary detail
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Connoisseur
Person with refined taste and good judgement
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Egregious
Outstandingly, obviously bad
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Grate (v)
1. To annoy; aggravate; vex 2. Shred
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Irrevocable
Cannot be cancelled; uchangeable
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Nefarious
Wicked; immoral; disreputable
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Peruse
Read carefully
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Recant
Disclaim; retract statement
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Subversive
Rebellious; revolutionary
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Wax
To increase; to grow
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Beleaguer
Besiege; attack
72
Consecrate
Dedicate
73
Egress
Exit
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Gratis
Free of charge; without payment
75
Itinerant
Nomadic; wandering from place to place
76
Negate
Cancel; dent
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Pervasive
Spreading everywhere
78
Recapitulate
Summarize
79
Succinct
Concise
80
Waylay
Accost; stop; approach; hinder
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Belie
Contradict
82
Consensus
General agreement
83
Eloquent
Fluent and persuasive in speech
84
Gratuitous
Unwarranted
85
Jaded
Tired; bored; worn out
86
Negligence
Carelessness
87
Petrify
1. Terrify 2. Turn to stone
88
Receptacle
Container; vessel; holder
89
Suffragist
Someone who campaigns for voting rights
90
Weighty
Serious
91
Belittle
To demean
92
Conspicuous
Easily seen; prominent
93
Elucidate
Make clear
94
Gravity
Seriousness
95
Jargon
Specialized language used by experts
96
Neologism
Newly coined word
97
Petulant
Sulky; peevish
98
Recluse
Someo echo cuts himself off from life
99
Supercilious
Proud and haughty
100
Whelp
Young dog
101
# Reverse Troublesome influence
Bane
102
# Reverse Tacitly support; overlook
Condone
103
# Reverse Taking things from different sources
Eclectic
104
# Reverse A category; type
Genre
105
# Reverse Easily angered
Irascible
106
# Reverse Ordinary; wordly
Mundane
107
# Reverse Caused to continue
Perpetuated
108
# Reverse Resentment; animosity; bad feeling
Rancor
109
# Reverse Swagger; show off
Strut
110
# Reverse Talkative
Voluble
111
# Reverse Poet
Bard
112
# Reverse Overlooking; disregarding; ignoring
Condoning
113
# Reverse Building; structure; construction
Edifice
114
# Reverse Relevant
Germane
115
# Reverse Anger [irate (a) = very angry]
Ire
116
# Reverse Generous; charitable
Munificent
117
# Reverse Eternity
Perpetuity
118
# Reverse Use bombastic language
Rant
119
# Reverse Astonishing; shocking; stunning into silence
Stupefying
120
# Reverse Very large; spacious
Voluminous
121
# Reverse Fortress; stronghold
Bastion
122
# Reverse Big fire
Conflagration
123
# Reverse Wipe out; remove all trace of
Efface
124
# Reverse Just growing; not developed; immature
Germinal
125
# Reverse Annoying; infuriating
Irksome
126
# Reverse Very rebellious
Mutinous
127
# Reverse Attractive
Personable
128
# Reverse Approve; consent
Ratify
129
# Reverse Summon to court
Subpoena
130
# Reverse Ravenous
Voracious
131
# Reverse Confuse
Befuddle
132
# Reverse Confuse
Confound
133
# Reverse A model of a person
Effigy
134
# Reverse Making meaningless noises
Gibbering
135
# Reverse Satiric; unexpected
Ironic
136
# Reverse In large numbers
Myriad
137
# Reverse Insightful; sharp; wise
Perspicacious
138
# Reverse Rough and unpleasant (of sounds)
Raucous
139
# Reverse Give supporting evidence
Substantiate
140
# Reverse Surrender; give up
Waive
141
# Reverse Resent
Begrudge
142
# Reverse To solidify
Congeal
143
# Reverse Gushing; demonstrative
Effusive
144
# Reverse Hostile; unfriendly; cold; icy
Glacial
145
# Reverse Unreasonable; absurd
Irrational
146
# Reverse Suitable for sailing
Navigable
147
# Reverse Insight
Perspicacity
148
# Reverse Destroy; demolish; tear down
Raze
149
# Reverse A trick
Subterfuge
150
# Reverse Grow less
Wane
151
# Reverse Mislead; lure
Beguile
152
# Reverse Present from birth
Congenital
153
# Reverse Belief in equality
Egalitarianism
154
# Reverse Prod; urge
Goad
155
# Reverse Cannot be criticized; perfect
Irreproachable
156
# Reverse Vague
Nebulous
157
# Reverse Relevant
Pertinent
158
# Reverse Denial
Rebuttal
159
# Reverse Not obvious
Subtle
160
# Reverse Hesitant; cautious
Wary
161
# Reverse Explain in unnecessary detail
Belabor
162
# Reverse Person with refined taste and good judgement
Connoisseur
163
# Reverse Outstandingly, obviously bad
Egregious
164
# Reverse 1. To annoy; aggravate; vex 2. Shred
Grate (v)
165
# Reverse Cannot be cancelled; uchangeable
Irrevocable
166
# Reverse Wicked; immoral; disreputable
Nefarious
167
# Reverse Read carefully
Peruse
168
# Reverse Disclaim; retract statement
Recant
169
# Reverse Rebellious; revolutionary
Subversive
170
# Reverse To increase; to grow
Wax
171
# Reverse Besiege; attack
Beleaguer
172
# Reverse Dedicate
Consecrate
173
# Reverse Exit
Egress
174
# Reverse Free of charge; without payment
Gratis
175
# Reverse Nomadic; wandering from place to place
Itinerant
176
# Reverse Cancel; dent
Negate
177
# Reverse Spreading everywhere
Pervasive
178
# Reverse Summarize
Recapitulate
179
# Reverse Concise
Succinct
180
# Reverse Accost; stop; approach; hinder
Waylay
181
# Reverse Contradict
Belie
182
# Reverse General agreement
Consensus
183
# Reverse Fluent and persuasive in speech
Eloquent
184
# Reverse Unwarranted
Gratuitous
185
# Reverse Tired; bored; worn out
Jaded
186
# Reverse Carelessness
Negligence
187
# Reverse 1. Terrify 2. Turn to stone
Petrify
188
# Reverse Container; vessel; holder
Receptacle
189
# Reverse Someone who campaigns for voting rights
Suffragist
190
# Reverse Serious
Weighty
191
# Reverse To demean
Belittle
192
# Reverse Easily seen; prominent
Conspicuous
193
# Reverse Make clear
Elucidate
194
# Reverse Seriousness
Gravity
195
# Reverse Specialized language used by experts
Jargon
196
# Reverse Newly coined word
Neologism
197
# Reverse Sulky; peevish
Petulant
198
# Reverse Someo echo cuts himself off from life
Recluse
199
# Reverse Proud and haughty
Supercilious
200
# Reverse Young dog
Whelp

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