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What is the meaning of the word 'benign'?
What is the meaning of the word 'benign'?
What does the verb 'expunge' mean?
What does the verb 'expunge' mean?
What is the meaning of 'fatalistic'?
What is the meaning of 'fatalistic'?
What does the word 'veneer' refer to?
What does the word 'veneer' refer to?
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What is the meaning of 'pensive'?
What is the meaning of 'pensive'?
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What does the verb 'mollify' mean?
What does the verb 'mollify' mean?
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What does the word 'austere' mean?
What does the word 'austere' mean?
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What is the opposite of 'furtive'?
What is the opposite of 'furtive'?
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What is the purpose of an 'incantation'?
What is the purpose of an 'incantation'?
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What is the result of 'acquitting' someone?
What is the result of 'acquitting' someone?
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What is 'contraband'?
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What does it mean to be 'fatalistic'?
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What is the definition of an 'eccentric' person?
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What is the purpose of a sedative?
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What is the act of keeping watch?
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What does it mean to be unfathomable?
What does it mean to be unfathomable?
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What is the opposite of a benevolent person?
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What is the act of deleting something permanently?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Building
- Judiciously means using sound judgment, implying careful consideration in decision-making.
- Evasion refers to the act of avoiding or escaping responsibility, often in a secretive manner.
- Benign describes something gentle, kind, and harmless, often used to describe a non-threatening medical condition.
- A vigil is an act of keeping watch, often nocturnal, and can be a sign of devotion or respect.
- Unfathomable describes something that is incapable of being fully understood or grasped, often due to complexity.
- Inconspicuous refers to something or someone that is easy to miss or overlook.
- Austere describes someone or something that is strict, severe, or simple.
- Pensive describes a state of being in deep or serious thought, often with a hint of sadness.
- Futility refers to the quality of being pointless or useless, often describing a futile effort.
- Eccentricities are qualities that are out of the ordinary, often quirky or unusual.
- Mollify means to soothe or calm someone, often in a difficult situation.
- Expunge means to delete permanently, often referring to the removal of unwanted data.
- Contraband refers to banned goods or objects, often smuggled or illegally obtained.
- Acquit means to free someone from charges or accusations, often implying innocence.
- Fatalistic describes the belief that things are predetermined and unchangeable, often leading to a sense of resignation.
- Furtive describes secretive or stealthy behavior, often implying dishonest intentions.
- Veneer refers to a thin layer covering something, often superficial or deceptive.
- Muse means to be absorbed in thought, often in a creative or contemplative state.
- Incantations refer to words spoken as a magic spell, often in a ritualistic context.
- Sedative refers to a medicine used to induce sleep or relaxation.
Vocabulary Building
- Judiciously means using sound judgment, implying careful consideration in decision-making.
- Evasion refers to the act of avoiding or escaping responsibility, often in a secretive manner.
- Benign describes something gentle, kind, and harmless, often used to describe a non-threatening medical condition.
- A vigil is an act of keeping watch, often nocturnal, and can be a sign of devotion or respect.
- Unfathomable describes something that is incapable of being fully understood or grasped, often due to complexity.
- Inconspicuous refers to something or someone that is easy to miss or overlook.
- Austere describes someone or something that is strict, severe, or simple.
- Pensive describes a state of being in deep or serious thought, often with a hint of sadness.
- Futility refers to the quality of being pointless or useless, often describing a futile effort.
- Eccentricities are qualities that are out of the ordinary, often quirky or unusual.
- Mollify means to soothe or calm someone, often in a difficult situation.
- Expunge means to delete permanently, often referring to the removal of unwanted data.
- Contraband refers to banned goods or objects, often smuggled or illegally obtained.
- Acquit means to free someone from charges or accusations, often implying innocence.
- Fatalistic describes the belief that things are predetermined and unchangeable, often leading to a sense of resignation.
- Furtive describes secretive or stealthy behavior, often implying dishonest intentions.
- Veneer refers to a thin layer covering something, often superficial or deceptive.
- Muse means to be absorbed in thought, often in a creative or contemplative state.
- Incantations refer to words spoken as a magic spell, often in a ritualistic context.
- Sedative refers to a medicine used to induce sleep or relaxation.
Vocabulary Building
- Judiciously means using sound judgment, implying careful consideration in decision-making.
- Evasion refers to the act of avoiding or escaping responsibility, often in a secretive manner.
- Benign describes something gentle, kind, and harmless, often used to describe a non-threatening medical condition.
- A vigil is an act of keeping watch, often nocturnal, and can be a sign of devotion or respect.
- Unfathomable describes something that is incapable of being fully understood or grasped, often due to complexity.
- Inconspicuous refers to something or someone that is easy to miss or overlook.
- Austere describes someone or something that is strict, severe, or simple.
- Pensive describes a state of being in deep or serious thought, often with a hint of sadness.
- Futility refers to the quality of being pointless or useless, often describing a futile effort.
- Eccentricities are qualities that are out of the ordinary, often quirky or unusual.
- Mollify means to soothe or calm someone, often in a difficult situation.
- Expunge means to delete permanently, often referring to the removal of unwanted data.
- Contraband refers to banned goods or objects, often smuggled or illegally obtained.
- Acquit means to free someone from charges or accusations, often implying innocence.
- Fatalistic describes the belief that things are predetermined and unchangeable, often leading to a sense of resignation.
- Furtive describes secretive or stealthy behavior, often implying dishonest intentions.
- Veneer refers to a thin layer covering something, often superficial or deceptive.
- Muse means to be absorbed in thought, often in a creative or contemplative state.
- Incantations refer to words spoken as a magic spell, often in a ritualistic context.
- Sedative refers to a medicine used to induce sleep or relaxation.
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