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REVIEW FOR FINAL VOCAB
REVIEW FOR FINAL VOCAB
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DEF: unbiased; not subjective
objective
abstemious
temper
pliable
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DEF:
a respite; postponement of a sentence
repreve
receive
reprieve
renown
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DEF: hurry; accelerate; rush
plausible
tawdry
hasten
absolution
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Please be quiet so I can hear every ____ of my favorite song!
knotty
covert
abrasive
nuance
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You cannot __________ anyone's right to free speech!
covert
abrasive
abrogate
talisman
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DEF: dull; monotonous; bland
blithe
headstrong
abstemious
lackluster
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Definition:
cancel; deny; repeat
credible
abrogate
tardy
enigma
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The restaurant hoped the act of giving out free ice cream would_________ customer loyalty.
abrasive
engender
covert
knotty
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Def:
complicated, highly convoluted
labyrinthe
nuzzle
enigma
credible
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The boy is trying to ________ himself by placing a hoodie over his head.
blight
credulous
abstain
enshroud
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Because of Jordan’s______work schedule, she tends to be more active at dawn and sunset.
abstemious
temper
rescind
crepuscular
12
I don't see why my mother wants more shoes when she already has a_______ of them.
enshroud
obfuscate
plethora
tedium
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The pro football player has not reached that status of _____where fans follow him everywhere.
talisman
nuzzle
renown
hangar
14
Your business proposal would be________ if you actually had five million dollars in the bank.
laceration
ensconce
plausible
obdurate
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DEF: stubborn
plausible
tawdry
obdurate
ensconce
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The trial judge was only interested in evidence that was ________ and visible.
replete
tangible
enhance
nullify
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DEF: of little value; gaudy
creditable
abasement
tawdry
obdurate
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Def:
indicators, warnings
harbinger
blasphemy
enigma
abrogate
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Def:
shameful; very bad
reprehensible
plaudit
nuzzle
credible
20
The loan contract was filled with legal words meant to________ trusting borrowers.
repudiate
obfuscate
lachrymose
credulous
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Def:
damaged; destroyed; ruined
haugty
abstain
blighted
tedium
22
The shoplifter tried to hide several goods under her __________ skirt.
abasement
nullify
billowing
tangible
23
Teachers are asked to_______the school rules to their students on the first day of class.
pliable
temper
enunciate
blithe
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History is _____________ with examples of the dangers of war.
cower
harangue
abrasive
replete
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Def:
believable
credible
plaudit
tardy
harbinger
