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Vocabulary One

TermDefinition
Affluent wealthy; rich; prosperous
Affluent Jim Parsons; Bill Gates; Beyonce and Jay Z
Astute shrewd; clever; crafty
Astute Sherlock; Einstein; criminals
Biased favoring one side; partial; prejudiced
Biased media; parents; Hitler
Conscientious Always trying to do the right thing; careful; painstaking; meticulous
Conscientious people with "to do" lists; domino pattern creators; man helping elderly lady across the street
Destitute lacking necessary things, such as food, shelter, and clothing extremely poor; impoverished
Destitute the homeless; unemployed people; people living in third world countries
Frugal thrifty; not wasteful
Frugal extreme couponers; Ebenezer Scrooge; people saving for a specific goal
Gullible easily deceived or cheated; credulous
Gullible The crow from "The Fox and the Grapes"; Homer Simpson; Sponge Bob Squarepants
Impartial Not favoring one side more than the other; free of prejudice; not partial
Impartial marriage counselors; judges; teachers
Lavish too free in giving or spending; extravagant
Lavish Maserati; Biltmore Estate; private jet
Unscrupulous having no concern for what is right; unconscionable
Unscrupulous con artists; terrorists; liars
Created by: thekendalls5
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