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lesson 3 vocab

english vocabulary lesson 3

QuestionAnswer
astute adj. keen in judgement
duress noun. constraint by threat; coercion
imperturbable adj. not easily distributed; unshakable; calm
innate adj. possessed from birth ; inborn; inherent
jurisdiction noun. the authority to interpret and apply the law
potential noun. an ability that or may not be developed
premise noun. a statement upon which an argument is based or from which a conclusion is drawn
profane adj. showing contempt for God or sacred things
unkempt adj. not neat or tidy
vapid adj. uninteresting ; flat; stale
synonyms for asute shrewd
synonyms for duress force
synonyms for imperturabable cool, composed
synonyms for innate natural
synonyms for jurisdiction no synonym
synonyms for potential possibility
synonyms for premise assumption
synonyms for profane impious, irrevernt
synonyms for unkempt sloppy
synonyms for vapid flavorless, insipid
antonyms for astute gullible, naive
antonyms for duress no antonym
antonyms for imperturabable touchy, testy
antonyms for innate acquired
antonyms for jurisdiction no antonym
antonyms for potential actuality
antonyms for premise no antonym
antonyms for profane holy, sacred
antonyms for unkempt neat
antonyms for vapid meaningful, zesty
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