PR Vocab 1

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PR Vocab 1

candid
completely honest; straightforward
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candid completely honest; straightforward
conjecture inference; guesswork
didactic instructive
euphemism vague term substituted for a more harsh term
extrapolate to infer
incoherent lacking cohesion
insinuate to imply
lucid easily understood; clear
rhetoric the art of using language effectively and persuasively
acumen quickness; accuracy; and keenness of judgemt or insight
adroit deft
ascertain to find out
astute clever
circumspect careful; prudent
disseminate to scatter widely
erudition deep, extensive learning
husbandry the application of scientific principles to agriculture
pedantic excessively concerned with book learning
perspicacious clear-sighted
pragmatic practical
precocious exhibiting unusually early intellectual aptitude
prospectus formal proposal
rudimentary basic; elementary
abstruse difficult to understand
callous unfeeling
convoluted complex
enigma a puzzle; a mystery; a riddle
inscrutable difficult to fathom or understand
reticent inclined to keep silent
staid unemotional
arcane known or understood by only a few
assimilate to absorb or become absorbed; to make similar
autonomy independence
cosmopolitan worldly; widely sophisticated
derivative something that comes from another source
entourage a group of attendants or associates
esoteric intented for or understood by only a small group
gaffe a clumsy social error
idiosyncrasy characteristic peculiar to an individual or group
insular isolated
orthodox adhering to the traditional or established
potentate monarch
castigate to scold or harshly criticize
censure to issue official blame
denounce to condemn openly
reclusive to seek or prefer isolation or seclusion
relinquish to retire from; give up or abandon
renounce to give especially by formal announcement
vituperative marked by condemnation
circumscribe to draw a circle around; to restrict
contiguous sharing an edge or boundary; touching

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