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48 Cards in this Set

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Alacrity

Eager willingness to do something

Prosaic

dull and lack of imagination

Veracity

truthfulness

voracious

very hungry

Paucity

Lack of something

Maintain

to assert

Contrite

to feel remorse

Laconic/Reticent

One who says very few words

Pugnacious

Person who likes to aggressively argue about everything

Disparate

2 things fundamentally different

Egregious

outstandingly bad,shocking

Innocuous

harmless

Candid

Honest,strightforwrd

Erratic

unpredictable (wildly), strange, unconventional

Bleak

depressing/dull

Profuse

abundant,plentiful


lavish, extravagant

Contentious

one who likes to argue (came from contend)

Equivocate

One who speaks vaguely with intention to mislead or deceive

Ambivalent

having a conflicting emotion

Sedulous

doing work diligently or carefully

Stem

1. To hold back or to limit the flow or growth of something

Blinkered

to have a limited outlook or understanding

Check

to stop flow or growth of something

Checkered

period of discreditable incidents

Raft

a large number of something

Involved

complicated, difficult to comprehend

Retiring

shy

Expansive

communicative

Moment

significant,important

Base

lower class

Imbibe

1. to drink


2. intake knowledge or information

Inundate

1. Flood


2. overwhelmed with too many people or things

Scintillating

1. gives off spark


2. brilliant and lively

Benighted

1. darkness


2. state of ignorence

Galvanized

motivate to action

Hedge

avoid making a direct statement

Flush

turns red (face)

Fell

incredibly evil person

Arch

deliberately teasing someone

Beg

1. beg for money or fortune


2. Avoid a question which may provide unwanted assumption

Tender

1. soft


2. to offer something



Intimate

to suggest something subtly

Wanting

lacking

Becoming

nicely

Fleece

to decive

Telling

significant or stand out

Wax

to increase

Qualify

to limit (statement or opinion)