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Dooley's Vocab 1-3
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A word related to another word in a different language | Cognate |
| The addition of an affix to a word, or a change in the form of a word, to show the plural, tense, or another grammatical relationship | Inflection |
| The study of the letters and spelling of a language | Orthography |
| The set of inflected forms of a word | Paradigm |
| The study of the history of languages | Philology |
| The sound system of a language; the study of such a sound system | Phonology |
| An often witty or critical response to a reply; an answer | Rejoinder |
| The study and art of using language effectively and persuasively | Rhetoric |
| Clear and precise; expressed in few words | Succinct |
| The arrangement of words to form sentences or phrases in a language | Syntax |
| To depict falsely; to misrepresent | Belie |
| Kept or done in secret, often to conceal an illegal or improper purpose | Clandestine |
| Pretending to be unaware or unsophisticated; insincere or calculating; not telling the whole truth | Disingenuous |
| To disguise or conceal one's feelings or motives behind a false appearance | Dissemble |
| Direct; with complete disclosure and honesty; without evasion | Forthright |
| Openly or notoriously wicked; infamous | Nefarious |
| Disloyal; treacherous | Perfidious |
| Complete and confirmed integrity; uprightness | Probity |
| Having strict principles; acting in strict regard for what is right or proper. | Scrupulous |
| Not genuine; lacking authenticity or validity; false | Spurious |
| Occurring or existing at the same time; accompanying; following as a result | Concomitant |
| The longest division of geologic time, containing two or more eras | Eon |
| Still in existence; not destroyed, lost, or extinct | Extant |
| A gap or an interruption in space, time, or continuity; a break | Hiatus |
| To accustom to something undesirable, especially by prolonged subjection or exposure | Inure |
| Impossible to retract; irreversible | Irrevocable |
| A span of one thousand years | Millennium |
| Time without end; an eternity | Perpetuity |
| Typical of the earliest time or condition; original; primitive | Pristine |
| A short life or existence; an impermanence | Transience |