english FFA vocab
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 paradoxical | a seemingly contradictory or absurd statement that expresses a possible truth (adjective) |
| platonic | an intimate relationship characterized by the absence of sexual involvement (adjective) |
| vague | not clearly or explicitly stated or expressed (adjective) |
| intuition | a perception of the truth independent of any reasoning process (noun) |
| inanimate | lifeless (adjective) |
| involuntary | not voluntary; independently (adverb) |
| depraved | morally corrupt or perverted (adjective) |
| implication | something implied or suggested to be understood (noun) |
| squander | to spend or use extravagantly or wastefully (verb) |
| cordial | courteous and gracious (adjective) |
| clarity | the state or quality being clear (noun) |
| imperceptible | very slight, gradual or subtle (adjective) |
| qualms | an uneasy felling; misgivings (noun) |
| affront | insult (noun) |
| egotistic | vain; boastful (adverb) |
| erratic | inconsistent or changeable behavior; unpredictable (adjective) |
| gawk | stare stupidly; gape (verb) |
| pertinent | relevant; pertaining directly to the matter at hand (adjective) |
| pompous | an ostentatious display of dignity or importance (adjective) |
| listless | showing or having no interest in anything (adjective) |
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