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What does the word 'squander' mean?
What is a synonym for 'nuisance'?
Which of the following means 'doubtful'?
What does 'assess' mean?
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What does 'squeamish' mean?
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What is a synonym for 'detest'?
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What does 'illegible' mean?
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What does 'scrutinize' mean?
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What does 'iota' mean?
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What does 'picturesque' refer to?
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What does 'impartial' mean?
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What does 'impugn' mean?
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What does 'harbor' mean?
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What does 'miscreant' mean?
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What does the term 'benefactor' refer to?
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What does 'discretion' mean?
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What does 'parallel' mean?
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What does 'abyss' refer to?
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What does 'impede' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'chivalry'?
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What does 'compel' mean?
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What does 'dilemma' mean?
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What does 'dislodge' mean?
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What does 'enlighten' mean?
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What does 'consequently' mean?
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What does 'menacing' mean?
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What does 'deceitful' mean?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Flashcards Summary
- Squander: Means to waste resources or opportunities.
- Nuisance: Refers to something that is annoying or bothersome.
- Improbable: Describes something that is unlikely or doubtful to happen.
- Assess: Involves evaluating or appraising a situation or object.
- Squeamish: Indicates a person who feels unsettled or easily nauseated.
- Detest: Signifies a strong feeling of hatred or despise for someone or something.
- Illegible: Defines writing or text that is difficult to read.
- Scrutinize: To carefully analyze or investigate something in detail.
- Iota: Denotes a very small quantity or hint of something.
- Picturesque: Characterized by being charming or visually pleasing.
Continued Vocabulary Summary
- Impartial: Refers to being neutral, objective, or fair in judgment.
- Impugn: Involves attacking or contradicting someone’s statements or motives.
- Harbor: To hide, protect, or conceal something or someone.
- Miscreant: Refers to a criminal or a morally depraved person.
- Benefactor: Describes someone who supports or donates to a cause or individual.
- Discretion: Indicates the ability to make careful judgments; implies caution.
- Parallel: Refers to things that are alike, identical, or equivalent in nature.
More Vocabulary Summary
- Abyss: Describes a vast or deep cavity, often metaphorical for emptiness or depth.
- Impede: To obstruct or hinder progress or movement.
- Chivalry: Refers to qualities of a gentleman, including honor and respect.
- Compel: To force someone to take a specific action or make a decision.
- Dilemma: A situation presenting a difficult choice between two or more options.
- Dislodge: The act of removing something from its place.
- Enlighten: Means to inform or provide knowledge to someone.
Final Vocabulary Summary
- Consequently: Indicates a result or effect stemming from a prior action.
- Menacing: Describes an attitude or action that is threatening in nature.
- Deceitful: Refers to misleading, dishonest, or fraudulent behavior.
- Meager: Used to describe something that is sparse, inadequate, or thin in quantity.
- Alleged: Refers to something that is supposed or unproven, often in legal contexts.
- Fatigue: Means extreme tiredness or exhaustion, often due to physical or mental exertion.
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