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15 Cards in this Set

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paucity
(n.) something small in quantity, insufficiency of number

synonyms: dearth, scarcity, deficiency, paltriness
didactic
(adj.) instructive, designed or inteded to teach

synonyms: edifying, pedantic, expository, hortatory
extol
(v.) to praise hightly, applaud

synonyms: laud, eulogize, panegyrize, exalt
gregarious
(adj.) outgoing, fond of the company of others, sociable

synonyms: amiable, convival, affable, genial
impetuous
(adj.) rash, quick to act without thinking, extremely impatient

synonyms: restive, impulsive, unbridled, hasty
ineffable
(adj.) inexpressible, a feeling that cannot be put into words

synonyms: unutterable, unspeakable, indescribable, untellable
licentious
(adj.) lacking moral restraint, especially in sexual conduct

synonyms: dissolute, lubricious, promiscuous, lascivious
nonchalant
(adj.) coolly unconcerned, casually indifferent

synonyms:blase, insouciant, dispassionate, imperturbable
obstreperous
(adj.) resisting control or restraint in a difficult manner

synonyms: boisterous, vociferous, disorderly, unruly
petulant
(adj.) impatient or irritable over petty things, ill-tempered

synonyms: querulous, cautious, peevish, cranky
verbose
(adj.) using too many words, wordy

synonyms: garrulous, loquacious, prolix, voluble
spurious
(adj.) flase, fake, lacking authenticity

synonyms: suppositious, fabricated, illusory, fictitious
preclude
(v.) to prevent something from happening, to make impossible

synonyms: impede, obviate, avert, forestall
vacuous
(adj.) lacking content or ideas, empty, vacant, stupid

synonyms: superficial, inane, unintelligent, unreasoning
transient
(adj.) temporary, lasting only a short while, momentary

synonyms: ephemeral, evanescent, transitory, fugacious