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Vocab study 22

TermDefinition
adjunct something joined or added to a thing but not necessarily a part of it
anomalous out of place, abnormal
astute shrewd, perspicacious, perceptive; an ability to accurately assess situations or people and turn this to one's advantage.
civility polite and courteous behavior
covert secret, concealed
deft skillful, adroit
iconoclast one who attacks established beliefs or institutions
illustrious notably outstanding, famous
indigenous native to a certain area
partisan one who exhibits extreme or possibly blind allegiance to a group or cause
pungent sharp or irritating to the taste or smell, acrid
saccharine overly sweet in attitude
slovenly messy, untidy, careless
sonorous resonant, producing a full and rich sound
sporadic occasionally occurring
stolid showing little emotion
tangential slightly connected, divergent
tentative not fully worked out, provisional, uncertain
terrestrial of the earth or pertaining to the earth
untenable not able to be defended
adjunct (syn) associate, auxiliary, supplement
anomalous (syn) aberrant, atypical, circuitous, lorelei, unusual
astute (syn) sagacious
civility (syn) polite behavior, courtesy
covert (syn) clandestine, furtive, stealthy, surreptitious, underhanded
deft (syn) skillful, adroit
iconoclast (syn) denouncer, dissenter, heretic, radical, rebel, skeptic
illustrious (syn) celebrated, distinguished, eminent, noted, renowned
indigenous (syn) aboriginal, endemic, native
partisan (syn) adherent, disciple, follower
pungent (syn) piquant, poignant, racy
saccharine (syn) candied, cloying, honeyed, ingratiating, sentimental, syrupy
slovenly (syn) bedraggled, dingy, disheveled, frumpy, slipshod, unkempt
sonorous (syn) booming, resounding, reverberating, thundering
sporadic (syn) occasional, infrequent, rare, scarce, uncommon
stolid (syn) apathetic, phlegmatic, stoic
tangential (syn) digressive, divergent, extraneous, unrelated
tentative (syn) hesitant, conditional
terrestrial (syn) earthly, tellurian, terraqueous, worldly
untenable (syn) flawed, indefensible, unsound, unsubstantiated
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