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KD lesson 3

WordDefinitionSynonymAntonym
renounce v.- to give up or reject abandon, reject, relinquish adopt, cherish
induce v.- to lead or move to take in activate stop, extinguish
Immunity n.- resistence amnesty, charter, exoneration, franchise, freedom, impunity, indemnity, invulnerability, liberty disease, condemnation, damnation, sentencing
Curative adj.- to cure of a disease healing, alleviative, beneficial, corrective harmful, hurting, injurious
Pragmatic adj.- deal with facts or busy businesslike, commonsensical, sensible ambiguous, doubtful, equivocal, indecisive, uncertain
Mar v.- to distort image blemish, blight, blot, break, bruise, damage, deface, deform, detract, ding, disfigure nurture, pamper, preserve, protect
Ameliorate v.- to improve improve, better regress, worsen
Flagrant adj.- offensive offensive, arrant, atrocious, awful admirable
Ingenious adj.- clever, cunning clever, cunning stupid, dumb
Tenacious adj.- hard grip clinging, coherent, firm, unshakable loose, nonadhesive, open, separated, slippery
Afflicted adj.- to inflict physical or mental suffering damaged, impaired unaffected, unmoved, unswayed, untroubled
Insularity n.- relating to isolated life isolation, separation togetherness
Reciprocity n.- interchanged condition or relationship correlation, correspondence, intercourse, interrelation opposition, rivalry, undermining
Incoherent adj.- lack of understanding breathless, confused, disconnected, discontinuous, discordant, disjointed, disordered, dumb, faltering, inarticulate balanced, clearheaded, lucid, rational, reasonable, sane
Verbatim adj.- using same words accurately, direct, directly, literally, literatim, precisely, sic, word-for-word ambiguously, equivocally, indirectly
Slander n.- false statement lie, aspersion, backbiting, backstabbing, belittlement, black eye, calumny, defamation, depreciation, detraction, dirt, dirty linen, disparagement, damage, truth, adulation, compliments, flattery, sweet talk
Eccentric adj.- strange or unique unique, strange, abnormal common, conventional, dull, normal, ordinary, usual
Forerunners n.- people that run before others initiator, originator, pioneer, precursor, progenitor, prognostic, prototype descendant, offspring, progeny
Shrewd adj.- sharp, trick, misery clever, crafty, cunning inept, unskilled, unskillful
Temperance n.- self restraint abnegation, abstemiousness, abstinence, asceticism, astringency, austerity, conservatism, constraint acquiescence, admittance, concession, indulgence, surrender, yielding
Belied v.- mispresent, contradict mispresent, contradict, approve, affirm
recuperate v.- to return to health or strength; recover improve, recover degenerate, fall back, lose ground, regress
chisel n.- A metal tool with a sharp beveled edge, used to cut and shape stone, wood, or metal tool, blade, edge, gouge, knife tape
suppress v.- to put an ending/keep from being revealed restrain, subdue, abolish continue, create, keep
insomnia n.- Chronic inability to fall asleep or remain asleep for an adequate length of time unsleeping, indisposition, insomnolence, restlessness, sleeplessness, stress, tension, vigil, vigilance, wakefulness sleeping
freight n.- Goods carried by a vessel or vehicle, especially by a commercial carrier; cargo shipment, transportation, driver passenger
allege v.- to assert to be true assert, affirm, claim deny
halt v.- to cause to stop stop go
medley n.- An arrangement made from a series of melodies, often from various sources/ a mixture miscellany, assortment, brew, collection, combo, composition, confusion sul melody
abash v.- to humiliate humiliate, annoy delight, make happy, please
illegality n.- illegal act criminality, delict, delictum, delinquency, depravity good deed, kindness, innocence
hypocrisy n.- An act or instance of such falseness deceitfulness, bad faith fairness, honesty, straightforwardness, truthfulness, uprightness
pedagogue n.- a person who teaches teacher student
clasp n.- fastens things (blank) (blank)
malefactor n.- a bad person criminal angel
abode n.- dwelling place house street
vagrant n.- homeless person beggar house owner
enunciate v.- to make clearer articulate inarticulate
corroded adj.- decayed decayed improved
vane n.- used to find wind direction (blank) (blank)
lampoon n.- harsh sarcasm humiliate praise
Bogus n.- person who deceives liar innocent
Incensed adj.- angered angered, annoyed glad
Embezzler n.- one who steals funds thief owner
ember n.- type of ash ash, dust fire
truant n.- One who is absent without permission absence presence
alumna n.- A woman graduate or former student of a school postgraduate drop out
Created by: mangiethemango
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