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Obselete

adj) out of date; no longer in use

Personal computers are changing so fast that new models can become ________ in a few months.

Listless

adj) apathetic; having no intrest in anything

We asked Dew to go skating, but he is too ________ to do any thing except sit and watch TV.

Succinct

adj) concise; brief to the point

Amy doesn't waste words, her _______ reports come right to the point.

Tepid

adj) lukewarm; lacking force and enthusiasm

Carol wrote a _____ review; she thought the film was okay, but she wasnt thrilled with it.

Veracity

n) truth; honesty; accuracy

Because of Emma's reputation for honesty, the _________ of her testimony was never doubted.

Volition

n) freewill; self-motivation, self- induced willingness

No one forced Gene to join the Marines, he did so on his own _________.

Periphery

n) boundary; outer limit; outside edge

Jill planted trees around the ___________ of her yard to mark the boundary line.

Insurgent

n) rebel; adj) rebellious

A battalion of _________ forces invaded tge capital, overthrew the government, and claimed victory.

Servile

adj) excessively humble; slavelike; groveling; fauning

Bill, who is usually _______ and quiet, spoke bodly to his boss about the unfair schedule.

Judicious

adj) wise; carefully thought out; having good judgement

The mayor proposed a _________ plan but the city didn't think it was well thought out.

Misconstrue

v) to misunderstood; to misinterpret

Gil ___________ Bev's meaning even when she clearly said that she didnt want to see him.

Preclude

v) to prevent to shut out in advance

The SAT exam __________ Ned's plan to go to the beach on Saturday.

Queue

n) a line of people or things waiting for service; v) to line up

By 6:00am the _____ for the concert tickets stretched from the box office halfway down the block.

Remorse

n) guilt and regret for one's actions

Hank apologized, but the smirk on his face made me doubt the sincerity of his ______.

Residual

adj) left over; what is left after part is taken away

Pete could walk again after knee surgery, but he was left with a ________ limp.