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Duplicate of Sat prep 5
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(n) not trusting or believing in one's self; self-doubt
diffendence
enthral
diffendance
enthrall
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(adj) no longer used or useful
obsolete
obosolete
sediment
secdiment
3
(v) to strike repeatedly; to beat, as with a club
pummell
pumel
pommel
pummmel
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(v) to come together; to meet
botany
converge
decript
convergence
5
(v) to calm or pacify
molify
molifi
molllify
mollify
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(n) the fact of being gone or not present
converge
absence
absense
mollify
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(v) to work against a project or purpose; to subvert or sabotage
undermine
wiaf
waif
undermind
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(n) a person, especially a child, with no home or prospects
weaf
wiaf
waef
waif
9
(adj) lacking in strength, especially due to old age or illness
diffendence
decript
decripit
decrpt
10
(adj) having two possible meanings; able to be understood in two different ways
amblguos
pommel
ambiguous
askance
11
(adj) ill-disposed toward newcomers; unwelcoming
vanpid
inhospitable
vapid
vapide
12
(adj) occurring afterward
sbseqant
subseqeunt
subseqent
subsequent
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(n) an abnormal and unhealthy obsession with fire; often the obsessive desire to start fires
piromania
pyromania
regress
pyromaniac
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(v) to talk harshly or critically of, particularly to speak false criticisms
mallign
malin
magin
malign
15
(n) the ability to anticipate future happenings or to plan for the future
hypocisi
foursight
foresight
hypocrisy
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(adj) with a sideways glance, as with distrust
botany
askanse
askance
ambigious
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(n) particles that fall to the bottom of a liquid
sediement
subsequent
sediment
sedimentary
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(n) professing beliefs or acting in opposition to one's true beliefs or actions; insincerity
hypocricy
hypocrise
hypocrisy
hypocisy
19
(adj) lacking in liveliness and flavor; dull
vapad
vapid
tourtuso
tortuous
20
(v) to move backwards, especially to retreat to a former state
regres
lithe
regress
pummel
21
(v) to hold in a rapt state; to have overpowering influence
enthrell
enthrall
enthrel
enthral
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(n) the scientific study of plants
boteny
enthrall
botany
enthall
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(n) a desire to atone for wrongdoing
regress
penitense
tortuous
penitence
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(adj) having many twists and turns; intricate and difficult to follow
tortuouso
regress
pyromania
tortuous
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(adj) moving awkwardly, especially causing collisions, accidents, or mishaps
clumse
converge
diffendance
clumsy