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Which word describes a personality that is likely to cause friction and irritation in social interactions?
Which word describes a personality that is likely to cause friction and irritation in social interactions?
- Nuance
- Renown
- Covert
- Abrasive (correct)
If someone were to deliberately avoid paying their debts after receiving goods or services, they would be attempting to:
If someone were to deliberately avoid paying their debts after receiving goods or services, they would be attempting to:
- Plagiarism
- Tangent
- Engender
- Bilk (correct)
A military operation conducted in secrecy, aiming to remain undetected by the enemy, would be described as:
A military operation conducted in secrecy, aiming to remain undetected by the enemy, would be described as:
- Abrasive
- Renown
- Knotty
- Covert (correct)
Which term best describes a problem that is intricate and requires careful thought to resolve?
Which term best describes a problem that is intricate and requires careful thought to resolve?
In a debate, if a speaker suddenly starts discussing an unrelated personal anecdote, their speech has taken a:
In a debate, if a speaker suddenly starts discussing an unrelated personal anecdote, their speech has taken a:
Flashcards
Abrasive
Abrasive
Rough, coarse, or harsh in texture or manner.
Covert
Covert
Something that is hidden or undercover.
Engender
Engender
To cause or give rise to something.
Plagiarism
Plagiarism
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Tangent
Tangent
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Study Notes
Group 2 Vocabulary
- Abrasive: rough, coarse, harsh
- Bilk: cheat, defraud
- Covert: hidden, undercover
- Engender: cause
- Hangar: storage area (like a garage) for a plane
- Knotty: complex; difficult to solve
- Nuance: something subtle; a fine shade of meaning
- Plagiarism: taking credit for someone else's writing or ideas
- Renown: fame
- Tangent: going off the main subject
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