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Incite = Stir up
The news incited widespread
fear and paranoia.

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Scruple
she doesn't scruple to ask her parents for
money
He has scruples about going out with his
students.

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Defiance
NO
The demonstration is a
pointless act/gesture of
defiance against the
government.

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Grievance
COMPLAINTS AND
GRIEVANCES
Her chief grievance was the
sexual harassment by her boss.

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Fallacy
THIS EVIDENCE SAYS
EVOLUTION IS TRUE!
I SAID
NO SUCH
THING!
Copyright 2009 Answers in Genesis
the once-common fallacy that girls just
weren't any good at math

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Ordinance
NO SMOKING
BY CITY ORDINANCE
A city ordinance forbids construction
work to start before 8 a.m.

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Decree
DIVORCE DECREE
Their marriage was annulled by
judicial decree.

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"Well, you always said
wanted
you
a water feature for the garden."
CARTOONSTOCK
com
Up Search 10: mirenza
Deluge
FRY

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Infringement
career
protection
right
decision
concept
nformation
Court S
power
symbol
corporate ceo
legal L
intellectual
system
plagiarism
d
verdict finance
judgment barrier the change opportunity
les piracy use computer net
infringement
The report argues that the
penalty for online infringement
of copyright should be
increased.

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Dearth
The Nation
The region is suffering from
a dearth of medical
specialists.

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Outage
POWER OUTAGES
The radio news reported
power outages affecting
50 homes.

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EXPRESS NEW
LAID OFF
FAMILY
SUPPORT
Disparity
SALARY
LIMITED TO
$500,000.00
EXTRAVAGANT
LIFESTYLE
TO MAINTAIN
the growing disparity between
rich and poor

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Discrepancy
It is really confusing!!!
No
Three
Four
The committee is reportedly unhappy
about the discrepancy in numbers.

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Conflagration
The conflagration destroyed the
warehouses.

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Hindrance
The hindrance
to
holiness
PRIDE
made a survey of all the
hindrances to wheelchair
access, such as curbs and stairs

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Predicament
I'm in a bit of a
predicament because I've
accidentally accepted two
invitations to dinner on
the same night.

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Plight
Getty Images
My problems aren't
much compared with
the plight of the storm
victims.

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Impasse
ROAD
CLOSED
The dispute had
reached an impasse,
as neither side would
compromise.

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Blunder
Blunder
Mistakes are COMMON
because I'm always
Mixing things up.
@
BRAINLESS TALES
she stopped, finally
aware of the terrible
blunder she had
made

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Menace
ONE OF TIME'S 100 MOST
INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE OF 2018
Africa's elephants are still menaced
by poaching

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Irresistible
Have an irresistible
urge to eat

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Rampage
PAPE PE
JOSEPH
GIBERT
Several thousand
demonstrators
rampaged through
the city
ARP

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Cipher
Mahabnduvsjsodvsjwozh
Dnn221jskn7hsib000ndb
Read
1:31
03/14 Wed
Letter Sealing
Unable to display message as it couldn't
be decrypted.
The information may be
given by cipher

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Commotion
Zuma Press
She was distracted by a
commotion across the street

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Maxim
朕は国家なり
The maxim that
actions speak louder
than words

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Hindsight
後の祭り。
With hindsight,
I should never
said that to him

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Paramount
Tusk
PRINCE WILLIAM AND PRINCE
Education is of
paramount
importance

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Surreptitiously
She had a surreptitious
relationship with her
employee.

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Clandestine
CLANDESTINE
I took a clandestine peek
at the price tag on the
diamond necklace.

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Rigorous
A rigorous monetary and fiscal
policy should encourage
efficiency.

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Ulterior
He claims he just wants to help
Lisa but I suspect he has an
ulterior motive.

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Classified
TOP SECRET
CLASSIFIED
Security employees discovered that
classified information and
passwords had been leaked onto
the internet.

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Stringent
Stringent safety regulations were
introduced after the accident.

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Tantamount
TANTAMOUNT
(EQUAL AMOUNT)
What
mething is equivalent to,
mc
in value or force.
a relationship
tantamount to
marriage
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Subtle
UPDATED
1985
2013
The subtle nuances of English
pronunciation are hard to master.

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Meager
BUDGETS
CITIES
TOWNS
DAVE GRANLUNDO. www.davegranlund.com
The food at my
grandmother's house was
meager and barely edible.

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Exquisite
Her singing voice is truly
exquisite.
He chose his words with
exquisite care.

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Sublime
The book has sublime
descriptive passages.

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Susceptible
some people are more
susceptible to depression
during the winter because
of reduced exposure to
sunlight

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Impervious
a coat impervious to rain

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Imminent
© Mark A. Garlick/No unauthorised usage
These patients are
facing imminent death.

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Adamant
Mr. Adam the strict teacher is
admant about grading.
Mr. Adam,
No.
I am
admant!
Can you
give me a
B-?
Mr. Adam
adamant
Adamant (adj.) forceful; inflexible
I've told her she should stay at home
and rest but she's adamant that she's
coming.

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Stubborn
They have huge arguments
because they're both so stubborn.

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Superfluous
VOCABULARY
BUILDING:
SUPERFLUOUS
The new director has said
that there is a superfluity of
staff in the organization, and
that cuts must be made.

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Precarious
Many borrowers now find
themselves caught in a
precarious financial position.

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(:). (:
Ambivalent
He spoke ambivalently
about his military
experiences.

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Infatuated
At twelve, I became infatuated with
science itself when my seventeen-
year-old camp counselor began
talking about amoebae. She called
them a "weird animal."

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Succinct
Get to the point.
I thought she expressed
her feelings most
succinctly at the meeting.

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LESSON SUMMARY
Abject
abject poverty
living in the worst
conditions imaginable
Study.com
This policy has turned out to
be an abject failure.

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Diplorable
DEPLORABL
LIVES
MATTER
OUTSE FOOD & BEVE
neville
I thought his behaviour was
absolutely deplorable.

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Dist. by Universal Uclick
Abridged
WAR
AND
PEACE
abridged classics
Everyone is sad.
It snows.
THE SUN
ALSO
RISES
Lost generation
gefs drunk.
They're still lost.
GRAPES
THE
OF
WRATH
Farming sucks.
Road trip!
Road trip sucks.
MOBY
DICK
Man vs. whale.
Whale wins.
DON
QUIXOTE
Guy attacks
windmills.
Also, he's mad.
ULYSSES
Dublin, something,
something, something,
run-on sentence.
John Atkinson, Wrong Hands gocomics.com/wrong-hands wronghands1.com
Tess wished to abridge
her visit as much as
possible

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I HOPE YOU'RE ADROIT
ENOUGH TO TALK US OUT
OF THIS SITUATION!!
BANK
adroit
(a-droit)ADJ
SKILFUL IN EMERGENCIES;
QUICK-WITTED; CLEVER.

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Contentious
FOTOSEA
She has some very contentious
views on education.

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Defuse
888.8
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The two groups will meet next
week to try to defuse the
crisis/situation/tension.

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Penchant
Japan's penchant for hard
work turns deadly

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Endemic
Endemic Species of Australia
Kangaroo
Australia
There is endemic racism/
poverty/violence in many of
the country's cities.

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Pandemic
2103
GETTY IMAGES
If a pandemic disease severely affected
China or India, where large shares of
medicines come from, production could
be knocked out or slowed.

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Ultimatum
Ultimatum
He gave her an ultimatum - she
could either stop seeing Peter and
come back to him or it was
divorce.

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Juncture
When Donald Trump had a phone
conversation with Vladimir Putin,
the two were at an excruciatingly
delicate juncture.

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Contagious
Yawning is contagious

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Marginally
Average
Marginally above average
Substantially above average
Exceedingly above average
The results were marginally
above expectations.
In 2008 her results were
only marginally better than
in 2007.

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Clumsy
I'm sorry about spilling your wine-
that was very clumsy of me.
I have very clumsy hands and tend
to drop things.

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Aloof
Do you have
boyfriend?
wiki How to Be Aloof
Whatever is happening in the
office, she always remains
aloof.
She kept herself aloof from her
husband's business.

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Unscathed
Her husband died in the accident
but she, amazingly, escaped
unscathed.

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Truancy
GET AN EDUCATION
0
TRUANCY
STAY IN SCHOOL
The link between heavy truancy
and juvenile delinquency is clear.

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Refute
(Transitive Verb)
To prove a person, argument,
or statement to be false
FOR
AGAINST
As the two politicians continued to refute one another's arguments,
they became increasingly angry.
One politician spoke in favor of adopting the new proposal, but his
opponent kept countering with why they should not go with the plan.
The two men's anger grew until they began shouting at one another
as they tried to refute each other's facts and opinions.
Synonyms: contradict, counter, disprove, negate
Antonyms: endorse, prove, support

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Awry
WHEN
THINGS
GO
AWRY:
Problem
Solving
on Your
Feet
She rushed in, her face red
and sweaty and her hat awry.

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Inquisitive
Common minke whales are
frequently inquisitive and will
indulge in human-watching.