 | Term | Definition |
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appraisal |
evaluation of worth |
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legitimate |
lawful |
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circumlocution |
using direct language |
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prattle |
to talk foolishly |
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aficionado |
an enthusiastic fan |
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incommunicado |
without the means of communication |
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base |
low or inferior in position of quality |
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mediocre |
ordinary in quality |
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cogent |
logical and convincing |
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raconteur |
a skiller story teller |
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bravado |
boastful bravery |
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junta |
a group of military rulers |
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candid |
frank, honest |
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meritorious |
worthy of praise |
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discourse |
a formal speech or writing |
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sophistry |
cleaverly misleading arguments |
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embargo |
an order preventing trade |
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peccadillo |
a small fault |
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criterion |
a standard of judgment |
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truism |
an overused saying |
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falter |
to hesitate |
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utterance |
something that is said |
| |
flotilla |
a small fleet |
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peon |
an unskilled laborer |
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dexterity |
cleverness |
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validate |
to confirm the trut of something |
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literate |
educated |
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verbose |
too wordy |
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hacienda |
a large estate or ranch |
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renegade |
a rebel |
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appriciable |
noticeable |
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inordinate |
exceeding reasonable limits |
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abritrary |
based on an impuls rather that one reason |
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haphazard |
chosen randomly |
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assert |
to state firmly |
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incisive |
clear and sharp in analysis or expression |
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breadth |
a wide range |
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negligible |
insignificant |
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coincidental |
happining at the same time, by chance |
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premeditated |
planned before hand |
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ferocity |
fiercness |
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outspoken |
very candid |
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copious |
abundant |
| |
gargantuan |
gigantic |
| |
pittance |
inadequate wage |
| |
deliberation |
careful thinking |
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spontaneity |
the quality of folling impulse |
| |
foolhardy |
unwisely bold |
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vehement |
forceful |
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innumerable |
too many to count |
| |
proliferate |
to spread quickly |
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fortuitous |
happining by luck |
| |
unwittingly |
unknowingly, without awareness |
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headstrong |
willful and stubborn |
| |
vibrant |
vigorous, and energetic |
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paucity |
scarcity |
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contrive |
to cleverly plot |
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prophetic |
forseeing the future |
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flout |
to disobey |
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undaunted |
not discouraged |
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