Vocabulary Set 4

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Vocabulary Set 4

gullible
easily deceived or duped
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gullible easily deceived or duped
punctilious marked by precise observance of the finer points of etiquette and formal conduct
protract to prolong
phlegmatic having or suggesting a calm, stolid temperament; unemotional
lethargic having little or no energy;listless; torpid
suave smoothly gracious in social manner
debonair gracious and charming
complacent content (perhaps arrogantly); self-satisfied; smug
pompous 1.self-important; pretentious
2.characterized by pomp and stately display
vapid lacking liveliness, zest, or interest; insipid; dull; boring (antonym=sapid)
erudite scholary; very learned
ascetic one who leads a life of austerity, usually for religious reasons
austere 1.vere or stern; somber
2.strict or severe in discipline
aesthetic of or pertaining to the sense of beautiful; having a love for culture/beauty (an esthete!)
puerile immature; childish
misanthrope one who hates mankind
pugnacious having a quarrelsome disposition; combative; bellicose
provincial pertaining to a province; limited
impudent characterized by brash (hasty and unthinking; rash) behavior and impertinent (improperly forward or bold) disprespect
astute shrewd; keen in judgement; cunning; discerning; may be perspicacious
syntax the way in which words are put together to form constructions, such as phrases or clauses; the structure of sentences!
semantics the study of meaning, especially in language
raze to tear down or demolish
terpsichorean (adj) of dancing (n) a dancer
tendentious promioting a particular point of view; biased
engender to bring into existence; to give rise to
precocious advanced in maturity
taciturn sidinclined to conversation;habitually silent (perhaps reticent=hesitant)
sedulous diligent; persevering; assiduoud
probity integrity and uprightness

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