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credible |
trustworthy, believable Franklin was very credible for the work he did. |
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agnostic |
programmed to run on any computer operating system. |
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credit |
approval of an action or talent The boy felt really bad because he took credit for something he did not do. |
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cognition |
knowledge, awareness The girl had cognition about what stores had the discounted prices. |
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prognosticate |
to forecast what will happen'predict The people at a news station prognosticate what the weather will be like in the next week. |
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credentials |
documents or other evidence indicating that someone has authority or is an expert. I have many credentials to be a babysitter. |
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prognosis |
a prediction, made by some one with medical knowledge, about how much harm a disease might cause The doctor gives a prognosis if you are feeling sick. |
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accredited |
give authority or responsibility. My boss accredited me for doing a great job on my assignment. |
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recognizance |
knowledge that a person is legally required to perform an action. I have recognizance because I work for legal department. |
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incognito |
disguised so that's one true identity can not be known. I am incognito when I am ghosting. |
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cognizant |
aware of, knowing about I am cognizant about my math test on Monday. |
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incredulous |
doubting, not believing I feel incredulous when I have a quiz that I have not studied for. |
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dominate |
most influential and powerful He was the most dominate man in the room |
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magnitude |
largeness of scale |
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burly |
big, heavy, strong A man who works at the gym becomes burly with time. |
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massive |
huge, gigantic A man who takes steroids becomes massive in a short while because he doesn't need to work at it. |
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durable |
lasting a long time, not wearing out. The binders from staples are extremely durable. |
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vigorous |
in good health, able to engage in physically tasks. When the mans foot heals he will become vigorous again. |
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brawny |
muscular, physically strong. Body builders are extremely brawny. |
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sturdy |
having strength, strong; firm My bike is sturdy because when I road into a mailbox it stayed in tack. |
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gno |
Greek version of to know |
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cogn |
Latin version of to know |
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cred |
to believe |