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What does the word 'congenial' mean?
What does the word 'congenial' mean?
What is the definition of 'perception'?
What is the definition of 'perception'?
Insight or understanding gained through observations
What does 'prone' mean?
What does 'prone' mean?
Having a tendency; inclined
Define 'relentless'.
Define 'relentless'.
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What is the meaning of 'rationale'?
What is the meaning of 'rationale'?
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What does 'flippant' mean?
What does 'flippant' mean?
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What is the definition of 'prompt'?
What is the definition of 'prompt'?
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What does 'reprisal' mean?
What does 'reprisal' mean?
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Define 'impasse'.
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What does 'rapport' refer to?
What does 'rapport' refer to?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Study Notes
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Congenial: Describes someone or something that is agreeable, pleasant, and friendly in nature.
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Perception: Refers to the insight or understanding one gains through observations; it encompasses how one interprets and makes sense of experiences.
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Prone: Indicates a tendency or inclination towards something; it suggests a likelihood of a specific outcome or behavior.
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Relentless: Characterizes actions or behaviors that are persistent and continuous; it implies an unwavering commitment or intensity.
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Rationale: Represents the logical basis or underlying reasons for a particular action, belief, or opinion; it explains the "why" behind decisions.
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Flippant: Describes a tone or attitude that is disrespectful and decidedly not serious enough, often trivializing important matters.
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Prompt: To urge or encourage someone into taking action or responding quickly; it can be used to instigate activity or decision-making.
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Reprisal: Involves retaliating or taking revenge for an injury or wrongdoing; it signifies an act of paying back a previous wrong.
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Impasse: Refers to a dead end or a situation where no progress can be made; it denotes a standstill in negotiations or reasoning.
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Rapport: Describes a close, trusting relationship between individuals or groups, highlighting mutual understanding and emotional connection.
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