English Final Vocabulary

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mien

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face or actions or manners that reveal your state of mind

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fastidious

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fussy or overly-particular, critical, particular, hard to please

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supercilious

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showing arrogance, superiority, or contempt

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impertinent

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to be rude, intrusive, or uncivil

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pedantic

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overly learned or showing off what you know

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indolent

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lazy, lacking energy, lethargic

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countenance

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appearance, esp. in the face, or the face. verb: to permit, to approve, to support

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odious

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hateful, detestable, offensive

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iniquitous

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unjust, wicked, sinful

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obsequious

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being a suck up, attempting to win favor by flattery or complete obedience

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implacability

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not to be appeased, satisfied, or calmed

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insolent

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boldly rude, disrespectful, impertinant

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veracity

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truthfulness, correctness

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conjecture

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a guess or speculation, to guess or speculate

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hauteur

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arrogance or hautiness

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entreat

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plead, to beg, to ask earnestly

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diffidence

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shyness

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dissemble

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to mislead, to conceal the truth, to put on a false appearance

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coquetry

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fliration or behavior of a coquette

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effusion

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pouring forth or an unrestrained outpour of emotion

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approbation

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approval

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diapprobation

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disapproval or condemnation

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rectitude

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correctness, rightness, moral virtue

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impute

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attribute, or give credit to

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repine

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to complain or to be discontented

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imprudence

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rash, lacking discretion, quality of lacking caution, being unwise, or rash

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prudence

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quality of being wise, careful, cautious

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duplicity

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speaking or acting in different ways with intent to mislead

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mercenary

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influenced by greed, working/acting only for money as a reward

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felicity

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happiness or bliss

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affability

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friendliness, warmth

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alacrity

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cheerful readiness, promptness, or willingness, eagerness, livliness, briskness

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controverted

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disputed, raised opposition to or voiced arguments against

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officious

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medalsome, aggressive in wanting unwanted help

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caprice

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sudden, unpredictable change, whim

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scruples

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moral principles or rules

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lamentations

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act of expressing grief

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volubility

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quality of being fluent in speech or writing

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conjugal

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relating to marriage or to married people

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impropriety

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quality of being improper, incorrect, or inappropriate

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querulous

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complaining, full of complaints, discontented

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perturbation

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an unhappy, worried mental state, agitation, the act of perturbing

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eminence

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a position of distinction or superiority, a hill

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tete-a-tete

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a private conversation between two people

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pecuniary

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relating to money

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acrimony

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sharpness, harshness, bitterness of speech, nature, or disposition

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profligate

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recklessly wasteful and extravagent, deplorably, degraded

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invectives

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language or expression that is abusive or denuciatory

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sanguine

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cheerfully optimistic, hopeful, confident, reddish

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licentiousness

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lack of moral discipline, lack of sexual restraint

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connubial

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relating to marriage or to married people