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Affable- (Adjective)
*I feel that it is an affable task to talk to Mr. Toler*
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Definition
Courteous and pleasant, sociable, easy to speak to.
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Aggrandize- (VERB)
*With the 2006 election, the democrat party aggrandized a large amount of power* |
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| To increase greatness, power, or wealth; to build up or intensity ; to make appear greatness. |
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Amorphous- (ADJECTIVE)
*The blob of jello was an amorphous shaped subject that wobbled when it moved.* |
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| Shapeless, without define for; of no particular type or character; without organization, unity, or cohesiveness. |
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Aura- (NOUN)
*I have an auro of humor that follows me werever I go.* |
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| That which surrounds (as an atmosphere); a distinctive air or personal quality. |
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Contraband- (NOUN 1)(ADJECTIVES 2)
*There was a contraband of weed found on C.O.P.S last night.* |
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| 1.Illegal traffic, smuggled goods; 2. Illigal, prohibited. |
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Eritude- (ADJECTIVE)
*The straight-A student had a strong eritude look to him, and you could tell that he liked to read. |
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| Scholarly, learned,bookish, pedantic. |
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Gossamer- (ADJECTIVE 1) (NOUN 2)
*Bob uses so much hairspray that there is a gossamer layer of it on the restroom floor.* |
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Definition
| 1.Thin, light, delicate,insubstantial. 2.A very thin, light cloth. |
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Infer- (VERB)
*If i dont know the answer to a question on a test, then i infer based on my previous knowledge on the topic.* |
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| To find out by reasoning ; to arrive at a conclusion on the basis of thought; to hint, suggest imply. |
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Inscrutable- (ADJECTIVE)
*My inscrutable brother likes to stand in front of the TV as if he is some kind of window.* |
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Definition
| Incapable of being understood, impossible to see through physically. |
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Insular- (ADJECTIVE)
*I felt that the stats were to inslated to be broadcasted on the live broadcast.* |
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Definition
| Relating to, characteristic of, or situated on and island; narrow or isolated in outlook or expierience. |
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Irrevocable- (ADJECTIVE)
*The safes security code is 167 digits and is irrevocable for protection of the banks money.* |
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| Incapable of being changed. |
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Propensity- (NOUN)
*I think that a huge propensity is shown when people debate on an issue.* |
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Definition
| A natural inclination or prediclection toward. |
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Querulous- (ADJECTIVE)
*He just couldnt handle the querulous demands so he asked the rude cutomer to leave the store.* |
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| Peevish, comlaining, fretful. |
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Remonstrate- (VERB)
*I remonstrated with mr. toler about my punishment, and was suspended for an extra day* |
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Definition
| To argue or plead with someone against something, protest against, object to. |
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Repudiate- (VERB)
*After being proven guilty, the murderer repudiated his plead, and only got 30 Years.* |
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Definition
| To disown, reject, or deny the validity of. |
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Resillient- (ADJECTIVE)
*The monster in SCREAM was a resillient beast, who refused to die even under the worst conditions.* |
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Definition
| Able to return to an original shape or form; able to recover quickly. |
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Reverberate- (VERB)
*A reverberated BOOM! sounded when the tree in my back yard fell over. |
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Definition
| To re-echo, resound; to reflect or be reflected repeatedly. |
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Scurrilous-(ADJECTIVE) Days passed and unrest grew, and soon the rebels began a scurrilous attack on their absent leader. |
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Definition
| Coarsely abusive, vulgar or low, especially in language, or foul mouthed. |
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Sedulous-(ADJECTIVE) No one could say that he was lazy, for he was a careful, sedulous copier of others peoples work. |
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| Persistent, showing industry and determenation. |
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Sleazy-(ADJECTIVE) The old lady made her clothes at home, in order to avoid the sleazy goods sold in the general store. |
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Definition
| Thin, or flemzy in texture, cheap, shotty, or an inferior quality or character; ethically low, mean, or disreputable. |
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