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21 Cards in this Set
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Incognito |
Hiding one's true identity The spy was incognito so no one would find out his identity. |
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Brawny |
Physically strong, powerful, muscular Body builders are brawny because they use weights to develop muscles |
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Burly |
Big, stocky, muscular Two burly men delivered the piano to our second floor apartment. |
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Dominant |
Most powerful Meerkats live in small communities ran by a dominant female or male. |
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Durable |
Lasts a long time before wearing out Hiking boots are made durable so they can withstand a lot of rocks, mud, and rough terrain. |
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Magnitude |
Of great size, extent, or importance The scientist did not recognize the magnitude of his discovery until it was too late. |
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Massive |
Anything that is large and very heavy A massive rock blocked the train tracks. |
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Sturdy |
Strong and well made Sturdy construction prevented the building from collapsing. |
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Vigorous |
Strong, active, and enthusiastic John was vigorous about his math homework. |
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Accredit |
Believe to have authority The diplomat was accredited to represent his country at the meeting. |
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Credentials |
Documents confirming that stated facts are believable such as an ID card Bob's credentials include letters from former employers. |
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Credible |
Believable, trustworthy, dependable, and reliable The lawyer anted Mr. Sacajawea to testify because he is a credible witness. |
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Credit |
Recognition for being believable for doing something or for being of good character Dan was given credit for his quick action when the fire broke out. |
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Incredulous |
Unwilling to believe something Jon's incredulous expression showed his disbelief in her excuse for being late. |
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Agnostic |
Software that can run on any system or someone that is not sure if god exists or not. The agnostic professor believes that there is no proof of gods existence. |
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Prognosis |
A prediction of what might happen later After he heard the doctors prognosis of his condition, he stayed home to rest. |
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Prognosticate |
A prediction about something before it happens People often predict or prognosticate about who will win an election. |
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Cognition |
Knowledge, the act of knowing something The spy had cognition that he was being followed. |
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Cognizant |
Fully informed and knowing what is happening The senators words showed that he is cognizant of his allegations. |
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Recognizance |
Agreement to make oneself known, or show up, when a court requests an appearance. The lawyer requested that his client be released on his own recognizance |
