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Section 3 Word Group

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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deceit   deception or trick  
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hypocrisy   insincerity; pretending to be what one is not  
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duplicity   deception; double-dealing; deceit  
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fallacious   false; misleading; deceptive  
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gouge   to cheat or defraud someone  
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specious   false  
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prevaricate   to lie  
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charlatan   an imposter; a quack; a con artist  
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fabricate   to make up for the purpose of deception; to manufacture  
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guile   deceit; cunning; trickery; duplicity  
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affected   acting in an artificial way; putting on a false appearance  
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chicanery   deception by artificial trickery  
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insidious   treacherous; sneaky; sly  
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bilk   to defraud; to cheat; to swindle  
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feign   to put on a false appearance; to pretend for deceptive purposes  
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stratagem   a plan to deceive or trick  
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spurious   counterfeit; false  
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apocryphal   of doubtful origin; false  
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jollity   merriment; fun; gaiety  
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jubilee   a special anniversary or occasion of celebration  
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carouse   rowdy; drunken merrymaking  
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cavort   to skip about; prance; excessive partying  
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buoyancy   the ability to float; lightness of spirit  
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effervescent   bubbling; vivacious; exhilarated  
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blithe   filled with gaiety; cheerful; carefree; jovial  
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gambol   to leap about; to frolic; to play  
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sanguine   cheerful; hopeful  
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destitute   impoverished  
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pauper   a poor person  
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insolvent   out of money  
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squalor   filthiness caused by poverty  
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indigent   impoverished  
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penury   extreme poverty  
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mendicant   a beggar; a poor person  
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impecunious   poor; having no money  
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brevity   briefness; shortness of duration  
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concise   briefly stated; succinct  
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terse   effectively concise; short yet polished  
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pithy   short; concise; precisely meaningful  
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laconic   using a minimum number of words; concise  
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taciturn   disinclined to talk; silent  
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sententious   short and moralistic in expression  
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irreverent   lacking respect  
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desecrate   to treat with disrespect  
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profane   ungodly; not sacred  
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heresy   dissent from traditional beliefs  
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blasphemy   lack of respect for God; heresy  
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iconoclasm   attacking traditional ideas  
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savory   good tasting  
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aromatic   fragrant; having an agreeable odor  
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euphony   sweet-sounding; pleasing to the ear  
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redolent   fragrant; having an agreeable odor  
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dulcet   pleasing to the ear; melodious  
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abashed   embarrassed; made ashamed  
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chagrin   distress caused by humiliation or failure  
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mortify   to cause to suffer extreme embarrassment  
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ignominy   deep personal humiliation and disgrace  
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abstract   theoretical; lacking substance  
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amorphous   without shape or form  
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incorporeal   without shape; without a body  
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ethereal   without form; heavenly  
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nebulous   vague and indistinct  
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inclined   tending toward one direction or opinion; a liking  
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propensity   a natural inclination; a tendency  
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penchant   leaning toward or liking something or someone  
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proclivity   a natural tendency to do something; an inclination  
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novice   an inexperienced person  
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fledgling   young and inexperienced  
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neophyte   someone without experience; beginner  
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callow   immature; inexperienced  
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