Set: WordMasters 3-1
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All 19 Terms
| | Term | Definition |
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austere (adj.) | solemn, severe, very simple or plain, strict |
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austerity (noun) | sternness or strictness; tightened economy |
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comely (adj.) | attractive, good looking; suitable, proper |
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deplete (verb) | to use, spend, consume or sap |
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depletion (noun) | reduction, decrease, consumption |
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dirge (noun) | song for funeral or memorial; any sad music, poetry or sounds |
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erudite (adj.) | having scholarly knowledge; wise |
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erudition (noun) | a high level of scholarly knowledge |
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fabricate (verb) | to create, build or assemble; make up intending to deceive |
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fabrication (noun) | something false or invented to deceive (fraudulent); construction |
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frugal (adj.) | thrifty, stinting; limited in expense or quantity |
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frugality (noun) | carefulness; parsimoniousness |
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impertinence (noun) | rudeness in action or speech, sassiness; unrelated to the current matter |
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impertinent (adj.) | rude, sassy; unnecessary, insignificant, picayune |
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keystone (noun) | pivotal part on which other things depend; wedge-shaped stone |
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linchpin (noun) | crucial person or thing to a plan or group; locking pin to hold a wheel |
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mitigate (verb) | to lesson the force or impact of, mollify, succor |
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obliterate (verb) | to erase or destroy entirely; raze |
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obliteration (noun) | destruction or annihilation |
Set Information
| Terms | 19 |
| Creator | Quest_LA7 |
| Created | March 17, 2008 |
| Group | WordMasters |
| Tags | None |
| Access | Anyone |
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- impertinence (noun) → rudeness in action or speech, sassiness; unrelated to the current matter - 20 misses
- erudition (noun) → a high level of scholarly knowledge - 19 misses
- erudite (adj.) → having scholarly knowledge; wise - 14 misses
- austerity (noun) → sternness or strictness; tightened economy - 13 misses
- impertinent (adj.) → rude, sassy; unnecessary, insignificant, picayune - 13 misses
- depletion (noun) → reduction, decrease, consumption - 10 misses
- obliteration (noun) → destruction or annihilation - 10 misses