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10 Cards in this Set
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assert
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VERB
To state or express firmly. The students who were accused of cheating, asserted their innocence. |
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ferocity
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NOUN
Fierceness The ferocity of the lions roar scared the children |
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flout
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VERB
To disobey openly. The principal expelled the students who flouted the safety policies. |
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foolhardy
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ADJECTIVE
Unwisely bold, rash Mary's foolhardy attempt to run without sneakers was a failure. |
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headstrong
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ADJECTIVE
Determined to have ones way; stubborn, The headstrong child fought with other children. |
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incisive
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ADJECTIVE
Clear and sharp in analysis or expression. My teachers incisive comments inspired me. |
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outspoken
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ADJECTIVE
Frank and unreserved in speech The protesters were outspoken in their criticism of Wall Street. |
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undaunted
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ADJECTIVE
Not discouraged by danger or difficulty. Undaunted by the critics, she sang as she always sang. |
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vehement
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ADJECTIVE
Showing intense emotion or passion, forceful The artist was vehement in his passion to complete his work. |
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vibrant
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ADJECTIVE
Pulsing with energy. The paintings vibrant colors jumped off of the canvas. |
