| Term | Definition |
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adept |
skilled; expert at |
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aptitude |
skill or suitability for |
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disposition |
attitude or mood |
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effigy |
a figure constructed in mockery |
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figment |
something invented or imaginary |
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formative |
occuring at the time of most influence |
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impose |
to forcibly place upon |
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inept |
unskilled; clumsy |
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misinformation |
untrue or wrong information |
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posit |
to put forth; to assert |
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prefigure |
to look like or predict a later thing or event |
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reform |
to bring back to rightness, order or morality |
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abstain |
to not do something; refrain |
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affable |
easy to converse with; friendly |
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circumspect |
careful; mindful of rules and consequences |
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confound |
to confuse or frustrate |
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deplete |
to use up; waste |
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dictum |
a formal or authoritative statement |
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edict |
an official order |
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elucidate |
to make clear by explaining |
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enunciate |
to pronounce or articulate |
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implement |
to put into action; execute |
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improvise |
to create without any forethought or preparation |
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indict |
to charge with a crime; to accuse |
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ineffable |
unutterable; indescribable |
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infantile |
childish; immature |
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infuse |
to inject; to fill something or someone with |
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inhibit |
to get in the way of; hinder |
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invidious |
hateful or spiteful |
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invoke |
to call on for support |
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lucid |
easy to understand; clear |
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phosphorescent |
giving off light without heat |
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photogenic |
looking attractive in photographs |
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phototropic |
tending to grow or move towards the light |
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prohibit |
to stop one from doing something; to prevent |
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pronouncement |
a declaration of opinion; judgement |
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prospect |
that which is expected |
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providential |
happening by good fortune |
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provocative |
causing disturbance or excitement |
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renounce |
to reject by declaration |
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replete |
filled up with |
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retinue |
a group that attends an important person |
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revoke |
to make invalid; to deactivate |
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specter |
a ghost or phantom |
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suffuse |
to fill up from within; to spread throughout |
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sustain |
to support for an extended period of time |
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tenacious |
stubbornly persistent; determined |
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translucent |
allowing light to pass through |