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cien palabras que te hacen inteligente

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accolade reward, praise
acrimony sharpness of attitude
angst dread, anxiety
anomaly different than the norm
antidote remedy
avant-garde advanced group
baroque ornate
bona fide genuine, honest
boondoggle simple
bourgeois middle class
bravado display of courage
brogue irish accent
brusque abrupt in speech or manner
byzantine complex
cacophony discordance of sound
camaraderie good fellowship
capricious erratic, obslete
carte blanche unconditional authority
catch-22 a dilemma
caustic burning, cunning
charisma great personal charm
cloying to casue disgust, excess
deja vu already seen or done
dichotomy divide into 2
dilettante person who takes up an art or an activity
disheveled loose
elan dash
ennui boredom
epitome the best model
equanimity calmness
equivocate to lie
esoteric inside joke
euphemism to say something nice in place of something harsh
fait accompli accomplished fact
fastidious annoying
faux pas social blunder
fiasco complete failure
finagle to trick
freudian slip a mistake in speech
glib readily fluent
gregarious social
harbinger foreshadows
hedonist persue of self pleasure
heresy variance of opinion
idiosyncratic habit to a group
idyllic pleasant
indelicate vulgar, obscene
infinitesimal small
insidious intended to entrap
junket a trip. excursion
kitsch appeals to popular taste
litany recital
lurid gruesome
machiavellian cunning
malaise condition of sickness
malinger to pretend illness
mantra a word or phrase said repeatedly
maudlin tearfully or weakly emotional
mercenary working or acting merely for money
minimalist a person who favors a moderate approach
misnomer misspelled name
narcissist excessive self love
nirvana state of freedom
non sequitur conclusion that does not follow the norm
nouveau riche a person who is newly rich
oblivion totally unaware
ogle to stare at flirtatiously
ostentatious
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