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What does the word 'accredit' mean?
What does the word 'accredit' mean?
To recognize as having met official standards; to attribute to; to authorize
What is the definition of 'credence'?
What is the definition of 'credence'?
Acceptance as true or valid; belief; trustworthiness; claim to acceptance.
What is a 'credential'?
What is a 'credential'?
Something that entitles a person to confidence, credit, or authority; a letter or other written evidence of a person's qualifications or status; a reference
What does 'credibility' mean?
What does 'credibility' mean?
Which of the following is the best definition of 'credulous'?
Which of the following is the best definition of 'credulous'?
What is a 'creed'?
What is a 'creed'?
What does 'discredit' mean?
What does 'discredit' mean?
What is a 'miscreant'?
What is a 'miscreant'?
What does 'alacrity' mean?
What does 'alacrity' mean?
What is the definition of 'composure'?
What is the definition of 'composure'?
What is 'ennui'?
What is 'ennui'?
What does 'imperturbable' mean?
What does 'imperturbable' mean?
What is the definition of 'impetuous'?
What is the definition of 'impetuous'?
What is the definition of 'indolent'?
What is the definition of 'indolent'?
What does 'inert' mean?
What does 'inert' mean?
What is the definition of 'pandemonium'?
What is the definition of 'pandemonium'?
What does the word 'brazen' mean?
What does the word 'brazen' mean?
What does 'complaisant' mean?
What does 'complaisant' mean?
What is the definition of 'conspicuous'?
What is the definition of 'conspicuous'?
What does 'docile' mean?
What does 'docile' mean?
What is the definition of 'flamboyant'?
What is the definition of 'flamboyant'?
What does 'unabashed' mean?
What does 'unabashed' mean?
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credence
credence
acceptance as true or valid; belief
accredit
accredit
to recognize as meeting official standards
credential
credential
evidence of qualifications
credibility
credibility
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creditable
creditable
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credulous
credulous
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creed
creed
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discredit
discredit
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incredible
incredible
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miscreant
miscreant
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alacrity
alacrity
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composure
composure
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ennui
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imperturbable
imperturbable
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impetuous
impetuous
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incite
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indolent
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inert
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pandemonium
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serenity
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brazen
brazen
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complaisant
complaisant
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conspicuous
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docile
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flamboyant
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intrepid
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pacific
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reserved
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strident
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unabashed
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Words (7-9)
- accredit: to recognize as meeting standards; attribute to; authorize
- credence: acceptance as true; belief; trustworthiness; claim to acceptance
- credential: something proving qualifications or status; letter, evidence
- credibility: quality of deserving trust; plausibility; reliability
- creditable: deserving praise; commendable
- credulous: believing too readily; gullible
- creed: statement of belief; principles
- discredit: to cast doubt on; destroy trust; disgrace
- incredible: too extraordinary to be possible; amazing
- miscreant: wicked person; villain; criminal
- alacrity: speed and willingness to act; eagerness
- composure: control over emotions; steadiness of manner; tranquility
- ennui: listlessness caused by inactivity or lack of interest; boredom
- imperturbable: not easily disturbed; calmly collected
- impetuous: sudden and bold; impulsive; hasty
- incite: to provoke to action; urge on
- indolent: reluctant to exert oneself; lazy
- inert: unable to move or act; lifeless
- pandemonium: wild uproar; tumult; chaos
- serenity: state of being untroubled; peacefulness
- brazen: rude and bold; insolent; facing with boldness
- complaisant: showing willingness to please; cheerful
- conspicuous: easily noticed; obvious
- docile: easily managed or taught; gentle
- flamboyant: showy; elaborate; ornate; vivid
- intrepid: courageous; fearless; bold
- pacific: promoting peace; peaceful; tranquil
- reserved: quiet and restrained; held back (for someone)
- strident: having a harsh, shrill sound
- unabashed: not embarrassed or ashamed
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