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- having a self-confident air; brisk and bouncy
nuance
jaunty
officious
intrepid
2
Many of the student's comments were not __________ to the topic of discussion.
prosaic
pedantic
pertinent
incisive
3
Paul the apostle wrote many ____________ to the Corinthians which are now in the Bible.
lexicons
epistles
harrangues
gamuts
4
The teacher _________________ out very few verbal praises to her students.
doled
cajoled
balked
5
_____________ is the religious way of being sorry.
inscrutable
frowzy
dour
contrition
6
Dystopian fiction tends to be ______ because the author is trying to make an obvious point.
incisive
hyperbolic
pertinent
formidable
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- boring; dull; not pretty and interesting; like prose
pedantic
prosaic
incisive
pragmatic
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antonym: happiness
dolorous
audacity
implacable
lethargy
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The ___________ of her academic career was being named a National Merit Scholar.
culmination
cult
nuance
credence
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- a lawyer in England
juggernaut
charlatan
dilettante
barrister
11
When giving harangues, demagogues are able to __________ people into action.
abhor
harry
exhort
condone
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- a barreling force
tyro
juggernaut
pernicious
chutzpah
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- a very large number
barrister
myriad
juggernaut
jocose
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antonym - patriot
gamut
expatriate
heinous
unctuous
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He treated the book with _____________; he thought it was boring and pointless.
apathy
jaunty
culmination
credence
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A harangue might or might not _____________ people into action.
galvanize
evince
abhor
exhort
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- joking; humorous
crass
mundane
jocose
bawdy
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antonym - to deny
dolorous
sanction
audacity
lethargy
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antonym - wild and open; not shy
ambivalent
intrepid
destitute
demure
20
- an annoying person and an actual type of fly
harrangue
gadfly
lexicon
harry
21
After hearing about the man’s starving family, most found it easy to ____________ his theft.
exhort
concur
condone
abhor
22
How Austin manages to juggle four balls in the air is an _________.
cult
credence
enigma
nuance
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examples: a charlatan; a salesman; a con-artist; a romantic
inscrutable
unctuous
dour
heinous
24
- to annoy
dole
harry
galvanize
gadfly
25
Ryan's _________________ encouraged the divorce; he was not always who he pretended to be.
acrimony
frowzy
duplicity
effigy
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- humorous yet indecent
obstreperous
jocose
bawdy
pernicious
27
examples: Presidential campaigners, tyrannical rulers, civil rights and activist speakers
demagogue
dilettante
charlatans
connoisseur
28
The sycophant servant always bowed to his ___________ on the way out.
chutzpah
liege
tyro
barrister
29
He was a ______________ of the finer things in life: wines, cheeses, cigars.
demagoge
charlatan
connoisseur
dilettante
30
examples: police person, teacher, singer, janitor, retail sales, doctor
metiers
gamuts
nuances
dour
31
I couldn't stand to see Mark be such a ________________ and lowering himself to her level.
dilettante
sycophant
demagogue
charlatan
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antonym - decorated; ornate; flowery
droll
sere
contrite
austere
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antonym - energetic
audacity
lethargy
pragmatic
dolorous
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- to stop short and refuse to go
dole
cajole
balk
metier
35
- an error
fallacy
adulation
levity
liege
36
- eager to give advice or tell the rules
dilettant
ambivalent
jaunty
officious
37
Demagogues constantly give _______________ that may or may not be true.
lexicons
gamuts
harrangues
epistles
38
Phillip was an ___________ student and was always curious and willing to learn.
prosaic
incisive
pertinent
pragmatic
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- doubtful; distrustful of actions or motives
demure
cynical
ambivalent
intrepid
40
In an attempt to impress, Dr. Lowery is so pretentious and ____________ during his lectures.
formidable
dolorous
lethargic
pedantic
41
On Bonfire Night, Englanders burn ____________ of Guy Fawkes.
effigies
gamuts
demagogues
metiers
42
- without refinement or delicacy; gross; blunt
clandestine
crass
fickle
jocose
43
The ___________ of colors displayed by my plasma tv is more than yours.
gamut
effigy
dour
unctuous
44
Someone who considers the practical and reasonable meanings of life is _____________.
pragmatic
pertinent
incisive
lethargic
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- a novice
charlatan
tyro
barrister
juggernaut
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- destructive; deadly
pernicious
bawdy
clandestine
fickle
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examples: villains, criminals, evil doers
inscrutable
heinous
droll
dour
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- to find not guilty of a fault or crime
bask
exhort
acquit
cajole
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- to detest; to hate strongly
condone
concure
abhor
exhort
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We wished she wouldn't be _____________; she always ruined our plans by changing her mind.
fickle
mundane
jocose
clandestine
51
The new car was similar, but there was a ______________ in the hue.
demagogue
nuance
enigma
culmination
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- to agree
exhort
concur
abhor
condone
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- courage; guts
gamut
chutzpah
tyro
heinous
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Our readings were __________ and not of imaginative or religious natures.
crass
mundane
bawdy
jocose
55
Many philosophers strove to ______________ to others the meaning of life
harry
evince
galvanize
exhort
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I found the narrator's personality quite silly and __________ at times.
dour
unctuous
sere
droll
57
-without sense or meaning; shallow; silly
sere
austere
inane
frowzy
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examples : salesmen, lovers, con-artists - they are unctuous
dilettante
juggernaut
charlatan
connoisseur
59
The woman's house was ___________ and filled with stacks of books.
heinous
austere
jaunty
frowzy
60
antonym - humble; reserved
audacity
implacable
pertinent
hyperbolic
61
Meeting her hero would allow her to _____________ in her presence.
acquit
crass
bask
exhort
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His extreme _______________ rendered it impossible for him to sit through the lecture.
duplicity
inanity
acrimony
austerity
63
- secret
clandestine
myriad
jocose
adulation
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He could not ____________ his wife into staying.
condone
cajole
abhor
balk
65
antonym - kind; friendly; good-humored
dour
sere
metier
magnanimous
66
Machiavelli wrote that leaders should be _____________ but not abhorred by their followers.
prosaic
pragmatic
incognito
formidable
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antonym - ignorant, unlearned
nuance
erudite
destitute
officious
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- present but not active
latent
bawdy
frugal
mundane
69
On Halloween, many children are _____________.
implacable
incognito
lethargic
dolorous
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antonym - certain; sure
destitue
ambivalent
erudite
intrepid
71
- belief or trust
credence
demure
apathy
cult
72
- one who dabbles
charlatan
dilettante
connoisseur
demogague
73
The __________ symbolism in the novel is difficult for most to understand.
austere
dour
sere
inscrutable
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antonym - quiet and yielding
mundane
pernicious
fickle
obstreperous
75
- thrifty
fickle
frugal
myriad
pernicious
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Their relationship was ________; it would blow away in the wind if it could.
magnanimous
inane
sere
unctuous
77
- an organized or obsessive group
demagogue
credence
cult
erudite
78
antonym - easily placated
audacity
dolorous
pedantic
implacable
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Some careers involve the employee being _____________, like firefighting or piloting.
intrepid
demure
erudite
destitute
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antonym- seriousness, heaviness
frugal
fallacy
myriad
levity
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- noble; generous
magnanimous
expatriate
droll
unctuous
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The __________ city was teeming with crime and poverty.
destitute
culmination
intrepid
cynical