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10 Cards in this Set

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hackneyed

The hackneyed potato chips tasted aweful since the bag was no sealed tightly.
Definition: worn-out, overused, stale, trite

Antonyms: fresh, new, unused, fledgling
sagacious

The sagacious incumbent knew precisely how to campaign and win the election.
Definition: intelligent, wise, sensible, shrewd

Antonyms: stupid, unwise
decadence

There seems to be a continual decadence among high school students on achievement tests.
Definition: a decline, decay, moral deterioration

Antonyms: incline, appreciation, uprise
surreptitious

The suspect was being very surreptitious with his comments during the police interrogation.
Definition: secretive, hidden, discreet, sly, clandestine

Antonyms: open, indiscreet, outward
dearth

There is a dearth of licensed surveyors because many have recently retired.
Definition: shortage, scarcity, lack, few

Antonyms: plethora, abundance, many, copiousness
torpor

The double practices left most of the squad in a state of torpor.
Definition: sluggishness, drowsiness, tire

Antonyms: energy, spirit, vivaciousness, liveliness
querulous

The kids were querulous when it was raining during there recess time.
Definition: discontented, complaining, whining, argumentative, restless

Antonyms: satisfied, content, accepting
reproach

The officer's reproach was not warranted since the man had done nothing illegal.
Definition: a rebuke, blame, expression of disapproval

Antonyms: approval, praise, honor
parsimonious

The parsimonious man only brought enough money for his meal, leaveing no tip for the waiter.
Definition: stingy, cheap, thrifty, miserly

Antonyms: extravagent, prodigal, wasteful
misanthrope

The misanthrope will not allow anyone to work with him since he doesn't trust them.
Definition: a person who hates or distrusts humans, an antisocial person.

Antonyms: social butterfly, lover of people, one who trusts everyone