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TermDefinition
dogmatic (adj) dictatorial,opinionated
eclectic (adj) assorted, diverse, various
efficacy (n) power, effectiveness
emulate (v) to copy or imitate the actions of another
ephemeral (adj) momentary, brief
equivocal (adj) doubtful, uncertain
esoteric (adj) mysterious, obscure
evanescent (adj) vanishing or likely to vanish like vapour
expurgate (v) to remove erroneous, vulgar, obscene
facetious (adj) joking, humorous
fatuous (adj) foolish, idiotic
feckless (adj) feeble or ineffective
garrulous (adj) talkative, chatty
gauche (adj) lacking social polish, tactless
guile (n) slyness, cleverness, deceit
hackneyed (adj) antiquated
iconoclast (n) critic
impetuous (adj) impulsive
impute (v) to accuse
incontrovertible (adj) impossible to dispute; unquestionable
inculcate (v) to instill; to teach by repitition
indelible (adj) permanent
innocuous (adj) harmless
intrepid (adj) brave
irascible (adj) grouchy
aberrant (adj) not normal
abjure (v) to renounce under oath
abrogate (v) to abolish
abstemious (adj) eating and drinking in moderation
acumen (n) quickness, accuracy
aesthetic (adj) beautiful
aggrandize (v) to make greater in power
assiduous (adj) unceasing
auspicious (adj) favorable
belie (v) to picture falsely
bellicose (adj) warlike in manner
benevolent (adj) charitable, kind
burgeon (v) to begin to grow
chicanery (n) deception by trickery
churlish (adj) boorish or vulgar
circumlocution (n) the use of unnecessarily wordy and indirect language
circumnavigate (v) to proceed completely around
complaisant (adj) cheerfully obliging
condescending(adj) snobby, disdainful
corroborate (v) to strengthen or support with other evidence
culpable (adj) blameful for being wrong
deleterious (adj) having a harmful effect
deprecation (n) disapproval of
diffident (adj) lacking, shy
disdain (v) despise
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