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In which scenario would the term 'abrogate' most accurately apply?
In which scenario would the term 'abrogate' most accurately apply?
- Negotiating the terms of a new international treaty.
- Enforcing existing laws to maintain public order.
- Temporarily suspending a law during a state of emergency.
- Formally repealing a law that is no longer deemed valid. (correct)
Which situation is the best example of 'blasphemy'?
Which situation is the best example of 'blasphemy'?
- A political protest against government corruption.
- A scholarly debate about the historical accuracy of religious texts.
- Questioning the moral authority of religious leaders.
- Expressing contempt for something considered sacred. (correct)
A journalist is investigating a claim. What would make a source 'credible'?
A journalist is investigating a claim. What would make a source 'credible'?
- The source offers information that aligns with the journalist's preconceived notions.
- The source has a reputation for honesty and provides verifiable evidence. (correct)
- The source is anonymous and unwilling to reveal their identity.
- The source has a personal stake in the outcome of the investigation.
Imagine you are navigating a complex computer program with nested menus and hidden commands. Which term best describes this system?
Imagine you are navigating a complex computer program with nested menus and hidden commands. Which term best describes this system?
In the context of an approaching storm, what serves as 'harbingers'?
In the context of an approaching storm, what serves as 'harbingers'?
Flashcards
Abrogate
Abrogate
To cancel or deny something, often a law or agreement.
Blasphemy
Blasphemy
Speech or action that shows disrespect or contempt for God or sacred things.
Credible
Credible
Believable or worthy of trust.
Enigma
Enigma
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Harbingers
Harbingers
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Study Notes
- Abrogate: To cancel or deny something.
- Blasphemy: Speech or action that offends religious sentiments.
- Credible: Believable or trustworthy.
- Enigma: A puzzle or mystery.
- Harbinger: Something that indicates or foreshadows a future event.
- Labyrinthine: Complex and confusing, like a labyrinth.
- Nuzzle: To cuddle or gently rub with the nose.
- Plaudit: A statement or expression of strong praise.
- Reprehensible: Shameful or deserving of condemnation.
- Tardy: Slow or late.
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Explore a vocabulary list featuring words like 'abrogate,' 'blasphemy,' and 'credible.' Understand their meanings and contexts. Improve your vocabulary and comprehension skills.
