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English vocab quiz

TermDefinition
Paradigm (noun) A typical pattern, model, or framework of thought.
Substantiate (verb) To provide evidence to support or prove something
Implicit (adjective) Implied or understood without being directly stated.
Juxtapose (verb) To place two things together for contrasting effect.
Ameliorate (Verb) To make a bad situation better or improve it.
Cogent (adjective) Clear, logical, and convincing in argument.
Dichotomy (Noun) A sharp division into two opposing parts or ideas.
Equivocate (verb) To use ambiguous language to hide the truth.
Concise (adjective) Giving information clearly using very few words.
Resonance (noun) Evoking deep, meaningful, or enduring emotional connection.
Authenticity (noun) The quality of being genuine, real, and true.
Vivid (adjective) Producing powerful, sharp, or colorful mental images.
Introspection (noun) Examining one's own thoughts, feelings, and motives.
Spectator ( Noun) A person who watches an event or show.
Specter (noun) A ghost, phantom, or haunting threat.
Surge (verb) A sudden, powerful upward or forward movement.
Ebb (noun) To gradually recede, decline, or flow back.
obscurity (noun) The state of being unknown, unclear, or hidden.
ouevre (noun) The complete body of work by an artist.
Bagatelle (noun) Something small, trivial, or of little value.
Pigment (noun) A substance that gives color to other materials.
Self-deprecating (adjective) Modest or critical about oneself in a humorous way.
Insatiable (adjective) Impossible to satisfy or appease a desire.
Austerity (noun) Sternness, extreme simplicity, or severe financial restriction.
Renunciation (noun) The formal rejection or giving up of something.
Fraudulent (adjective) Obtained through deceitful, dishonest, or illegal means.
Microcosmic (adjective) Reflecting a larger system on a small scale.
Macrocosmic (adjective) Relating to a complex structure viewed as a whole.
Ponderous (adjective) Slow, heavy, clumsy, or dull due to weight.
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