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56 Cards in this Set
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Difficult to understand. |
Abstruse |
The professor's circuitous explanation of how to solve the problem was so abstruse that we had trouble following it |
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To arise or increase as a natural result or growth, usually used with to or from. To come as a regular addition |
Accrue |
Hubble's prodigious knowledge of astronomy accrued from years of studying the heavens
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To accept as inevitable; to comply passively |
Acquiesce |
Marta felt obliged to acquiesce when her supervisor suggested that she work late |
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To stain or tarnish; to make dirty |
Besmirch |
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Fully and clearly expressed, leaving nothing merely implied |
Explicit |
The explicit directions directions made assembling the grill a simple task |
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Fully and clearly expressed, leaving nothing merely implied |
Explicit |
The explicit directions made assembling the grill a simple task |
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Fully and clearly expressed, leaving nothing merely implied |
Explicit |
The explicit directions made assembling the grill a simple task |
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Purposely affected; theatrical |
Histrionic |
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Fully and clearly expressed, leaving nothing merely implied |
Explicit |
The explicit directions made assembling the grill a simple task |
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Purposely affected; theatrical |
Histrionic |
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Exaggerated displays of emotion, intended to produce an effect or response |
Histrionics |
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Fully and clearly expressed, leaving nothing merely implied |
Explicit |
The explicit directions made assembling the grill a simple task |
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Purposely affected; theatrical |
Histrionic |
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Exaggerated displays of emotion, intended to produce an effect or response |
Histrionics |
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The quality or state of being improper or unsuitable |
Impropriety |
Dolores saw no impropriety in hiring her qualified friend for the job |
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Fully and clearly expressed, leaving nothing merely implied |
Explicit |
The explicit directions made assembling the grill a simple task |
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Purposely affected; theatrical |
Histrionic |
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Exaggerated displays of emotion, intended to produce an effect or response |
Histrionics |
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The quality or state of being improper or unsuitable |
Impropriety |
Dolores saw no impropriety in hiring her qualified friend for the job |
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To lure or trick into doing something |
Inveigle |
By posing as a reporter, the agent inveigled the guard into letting her enter the complex. |
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Fully and clearly expressed, leaving nothing merely implied |
Explicit |
The explicit directions made assembling the grill a simple task |
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Purposely affected; theatrical |
Histrionic |
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Exaggerated displays of emotion, intended to produce an effect or response |
Histrionics |
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The quality or state of being improper or unsuitable |
Impropriety |
Dolores saw no impropriety in hiring her qualified friend for the job |
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To lure or trick into doing something |
Inveigle |
By posing as a reporter, the agent inveigled the guard into letting her enter the complex. |
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Sorry for having done wrong |
Penitent |
Agatha was in a penitent state of mind after realizing that she had chastised her daughter unfairly |
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Fully and clearly expressed, leaving nothing merely implied |
Explicit |
The explicit directions made assembling the grill a simple task |
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Purposely affected; theatrical |
Histrionic |
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Exaggerated displays of emotion, intended to produce an effect or response |
Histrionics |
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The quality or state of being improper or unsuitable |
Impropriety |
Dolores saw no impropriety in hiring her qualified friend for the job |
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To lure or trick into doing something |
Inveigle |
By posing as a reporter, the agent inveigled the guard into letting her enter the complex. |
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Sorry for having done wrong |
Penitent |
Agatha was in a penitent state of mind after realizing that she had chastised her daughter unfairly |
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Honesty; trustworthiness |
Probity |
A high level of probity is expected from workers who handle cash |
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Fully and clearly expressed, leaving nothing merely implied |
Explicit |
The explicit directions made assembling the grill a simple task |
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Purposely affected; theatrical |
Histrionic |
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Exaggerated displays of emotion, intended to produce an effect or response |
Histrionics |
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The quality or state of being improper or unsuitable |
Impropriety |
Dolores saw no impropriety in hiring her qualified friend for the job |
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To lure or trick into doing something |
Inveigle |
By posing as a reporter, the agent inveigled the guard into letting her enter the complex. |
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Sorry for having done wrong |
Penitent |
Agatha was in a penitent state of mind after realizing that she had chastised her daughter unfairly |
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Honesty; trustworthiness |
Probity |
A high level of probity is expected from workers who handle cash |
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To give or present that often false impression of being someone or intending something |
Purport |
The women purports to be a surviving member of the Russian royal family |
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Fully and clearly expressed, leaving nothing merely implied |
Explicit |
The explicit directions made assembling the grill a simple task |
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Purposely affected; theatrical |
Histrionic |
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Exaggerated displays of emotion, intended to produce an effect or response |
Histrionics |
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The quality or state of being improper or unsuitable |
Impropriety |
Dolores saw no impropriety in hiring her qualified friend for the job |
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To lure or trick into doing something |
Inveigle |
By posing as a reporter, the agent inveigled the guard into letting her enter the complex. |
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Sorry for having done wrong |
Penitent |
Agatha was in a penitent state of mind after realizing that she had chastised her daughter unfairly |
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Honesty; trustworthiness |
Probity |
A high level of probity is expected from workers who handle cash |
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To give or present that often false impression of being someone or intending something |
Purport |
The women purports to be a surviving member of the Russian royal family |
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An unforeseen or indirect result or effect of an event |
Repercussion |
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An unforeseen or indirect result or effect of an event |
Repercussion |
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Something that is made known or revealed, often coming as a surprise |
Revelation |
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An unforeseen or indirect result or effect of an event |
Repercussion |
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Something that is made known or revealed, often coming as a surprise |
Revelation |
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An overabundant supply |
Surfeit |
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Having an unpleasant look, taste or appearance |
Unsavory |
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