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Vocabulary Words and Definitions
Vocabulary Words and Definitions
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Adulterate
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To contaminate or make impure by adding something.
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Ambidextrous
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Able to use both hands equally well; very skillful.
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Augment
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To make larger, increase.
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Bereft
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Deprived of something; made unhappy through a loss.
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Deploy
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To position or arrange, especially troops or weapons.
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Dour
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Very serious, and not smiling or friendly.
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Fortitude
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Courage in facing difficulties.
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Gape
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To stare with an open mouth; to open wide.
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Gibe
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An insulting comment; to utter mocking words.
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Guise
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Outward appearance that hides the true nature of someone.
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Insidious
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Slowly and secretly causing harm.
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Intimation
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Hint, indirect suggestion.
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Opulent
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Wealthy; showing extreme displays of wealth.
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Pliable
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Easily bent, flexible; easy to persuade.
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Reiterate
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To say again, repeat.
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Stolid
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Having or showing little or no emotion.
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Tentative
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Not finalized; unsure.
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Unkempt
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Messy and poorly groomed.
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Verbatim
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Word for word.
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Warily
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Cautiously, with great care.
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Adroit
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Skillful or clever.
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Amicable
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Friendly and without arguments.
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Averse
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Strongly opposed, deep-seated distaste.
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Belligerent
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Hostile, combative, warlike.
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Benevolent
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Willing to help and be generous toward people; well-meaning.
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Cursory
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Quick and without attention to details.
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Duplicity
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Dishonest behavior that is intended to trick someone.
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Extol
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To praise enthusiastically.
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Feasible
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Possible, able to be done.
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Grimace
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As a noun, a facial expression suggesting pain or disgust; as a verb, to make such an expression.