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cogent
her cogent argument was the reason they believed her |
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| convincing/believable; to the point |
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exigent
the exigent situation soon attracted much attention |
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| requiring immediate action |
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assay
i assay my notes before a test |
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intransigent
the intransigent girl haf few friends because she was so stubborn |
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| refusing to agree or compromise |
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incite
this sentence will incite you on the definition |
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| to stir, encourage, prompt |
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resuscitate
doctors know how to resuscitate |
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solicitous
the solicitous boy didn't want to be called upon |
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perturb
i don't like it when people pertub me during a test |
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turbulent
she had a foul, turbulent attitude towards school |
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| being in a state of agitation; bitter |
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turbid
the turbid answers were all marked wrong |
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| not clear/transparent, because of dirt |
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alacrity
good students are alert and have alacrity |
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| cheerful readiness or acceotance |
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celerity
she quickly walked with celerity |
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repertory
the class will see the whole repertory of the senate when they go to washington |
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fictive
the fictive story was used to skip school |
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degenerate
the degenerate man had a moraly corrupt life |
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| a person who has declined in morals |
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engender
the hatred in El Patrons heart engendered his quest for immortality |
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| to produce, to give rise to |
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genre
i listen to the contemporary genre of music |
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cognate
the cognate girls from the Parent Trap lived in separate homes |
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innate
Michael Phelps' swimming ability is innate |
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| existing in one from birth |
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nascent
the nascent country quickly populated |
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transfigure
Professor mcGonagal transfigured into a cat because she was an animagus |
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feign
I feigned the flu to stay home from school |
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parturient
the parturient magican waved his wand over the hat |
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| about to produce something |
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