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27 Cards in this Set
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concur (verb)
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agree
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disparity (noun)
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difference
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syndrome (noun)
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group of symptoms that indicate disease or disorder
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compatiable (adjective)
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living in harmony
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collaborate (verb)
The group had to collaborate in class to get the work done. |
To work together
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synthesis (noun)
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something made from combined parts
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congregate (verb)
The group congregated to listen to the teacher's speech. |
to meet
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cliche (noun)
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an overused, trite expression
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contemporary (noun)(adjective)
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person living during the same time a another
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Charisma (noun)
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quality of leadership that attracts others
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nadir (noun)
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the lowest point
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collaborate (verb)
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to work together
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zenith (noun)
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the highest point
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communal (adjective)
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referring to community or joint ownership
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discord (noun)
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lack of agreement
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bravado (noun)
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false bravery
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gregarious (adjective)
Being that my brother is gregarious, he likes to give speeches about basketball. |
sociable
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disperse (verb)
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to scatter
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disreputable (adjective)
The disrepuable girl had no friends. |
not respectable
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compatiable (adjective)
The couples were very compatiable. |
living in harmony
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intersperse (verb)
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to scatter here and there
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synopsis (noun)
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a short summary
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sparse (adjective)
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thinly scattered
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segregate (verb)
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to separate
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Coherent (adjective)
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logical
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cuisine (noun)
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a style of food or cooking
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communal (adjective)
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referring to community or joint ownership
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