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Vocabulary Set F4

quandary-recant

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quandary n. A puzzling predicament.  The meeting was very successful, which leaves me in a quandary. Do I follow my passion for music and leave the band, or do I hold true to my loyal nature?
querulous adj. Habitually complaining.  The plaintive and querulous voices from the next room actually helped me to forget my troubles of the day and fall into a deep sleep.
quibble n. An utterly trivial distinction or objection.  Certainly you do not have a quibble about the price, do you?
rancor n. Malice.  The partisan rancor in Washington, while new to this generation, is a common staple of our nation's history.
recant v. To withdraw formally one's belief (in something previously believed or maintained).  Even today, people suffer for their refusal to recant their belief in Christianity.
Created by: accelerations
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