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Vocab Core Set
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Define 'copious' and provide two synonyms.
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'Copious' (adj.) — abundant in supply or quantity. Synonyms: profuse, multitudinous, exuberant.
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What does 'sporadic' mean and name two synonyms.
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'Sporadic' (adj.) — occurring at irregular or infrequent intervals. Synonyms: intermittent, fitful, desultory.
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Explain the verb 'transpose' and give two synonyms.
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'Transpose' (v.) — to change places with one another; to reverse the order. Synonyms: invert, interchange, reorient.
4
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Define 'lament' as a verb and noun, with synonyms.
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'Lament' (v./n.) — to mourn or express profound sorrow; an expression of grief. Synonyms: bemoan, bewail, deplore.
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What does 'entail' mean in context and provide synonyms.
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'Entail' (v.) — to involve as a necessary or inevitable part or consequence. Synonyms: necessitate, implicate, encompass.
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Define 'momentous' and give synonyms.
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'Momentous' (adj.) — of great significance or consequence. Synonyms: consequential, epochal, weighty.
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What does 'pristine' mean and give synonyms.
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'Pristine' (adj.) — in its original, unspoiled condition; spotless. Synonyms: unsullied, immaculate, unblemished.
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Define 'constrict' and give synonyms.
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'Constrict' (v.) — to make narrower; to limit or inhibit. Synonyms: compress, contract, confine.
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Explain 'nebulous' and provide synonyms.
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'Nebulous' (adj.) — lacking definite form or limits; vague. Synonyms: amorphous, hazy, indeterminate.
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What does 'counteract' mean?
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'Counteract' (v.) — to oppose or neutralize the effects of something by taking contrary or opposing actions; to offset or balance out.
11
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Define 'insuperable' and give synonyms.
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'Insuperable' (adj.) — impossible to overcome or surpass; insurmountable.
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What does 'irreproachable' mean?
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'Irreproachable' — beyond criticism or fault; perfect or faultless in behavior or actions.
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Define 'pretentiousness' and give context.
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'Pretentiousness' — the act of pretending to be more important, valuable, or skilled than one actually is, often with excessive display of self-importance.
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What does 'ineluctable' mean?
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'Ineluctable' — inevitable; unable to be avoided or escaped.
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Define 'equivocal' and give synonyms.
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'Equivocal' (adj.) — open to interpretation; having multiple possible meanings; intentionally vague or ambiguous. Synonyms: ambiguous, uncertain, vacillation-related.
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Provide the definition of 'inconsequential'.
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'Inconsequential' — lacking importance or significance; trivial or unimportant.
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What are 'manifestations' in this vocabulary set?
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'Manifestations' — visible or evident signs or expressions of something; the act of showing or making something clear or apparent.
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Define 'obscure' as a verb.
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'Obscure' (v.) — to make unclear, uncertain, or difficult to understand or perceive.
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What does 'rectify' mean?
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'Rectify' — to correct or make right; to remedy or resolve a problem or error.
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Define 'immense' and list synonyms.
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'Immense' (adj.) — extremely large or great. Synonyms: colossal, prodigious, gargantuan.
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What does 'presumptuous' mean? Provide synonyms.
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'Presumptuous' (adj.) — overly forward or confident. Synonyms: impudent, audacious, impertinent.
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Explain 'customary' with synonyms.
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'Customary' (adj.) — usual or habitual. Synonyms: conventional, orthodox, routine.
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Define 'apprised' and give synonyms.
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'Apprised' (adj./v.) — informed or notified. Synonyms: briefed, acquainted, apprized.
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What does 'unsympathetic' mean and list synonyms.
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'Unsympathetic' (adj.) — lacking compassion. Synonyms: callous, indifferent, unempathhetic.
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Define 'placated' and synonyms.
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'Placated' (adj./v.) — soothed or calmed. Synonyms: mollified, appeased, pacified.
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What does 'wrought' mean in this list?
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'Wrought' (adj.) — shaped or fashioned. Synonyms: forged, crafted, molded.
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Define 'bestowed' and give synonyms.
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'Bestowed' (v.) — given formally. Synonyms: conferred, granted, endowed.
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Explain 'oblige' with synonyms.
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'Oblige' (v.) — to compel; to do a favor. Synonyms: require, accommodate, obligate.
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Define 'apathy' and provide synonyms.
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'Apathy' (n.) — lack of interest or feeling. Synonyms: indifference, detachment, listlessness.
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What is 'ambivalence' and synonyms?
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'Ambivalence' (n.) — mixed or conflicting feelings. Synonyms: equivocation, uncertainty, vacillation.