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What does 'equivocate' mean?
What does 'equivocate' mean?
- To mislead with double meanings (correct)
- To avoid discussion
- To be straightforward
- To be clear
What does 'fortuitous' mean?
What does 'fortuitous' mean?
Accidental or happening by chance
What does 'impeccable' mean?
What does 'impeccable' mean?
Flawless or perfect
What does 'liaison' refer to?
What does 'liaison' refer to?
What does 'predisposed' mean?
What does 'predisposed' mean?
What does 'propensity' mean?
What does 'propensity' mean?
What does 'reprehensible' mean?
What does 'reprehensible' mean?
What does 'sham' refer to?
What does 'sham' refer to?
What does 'solace' mean?
What does 'solace' mean?
What does 'solicitous' mean?
What does 'solicitous' mean?
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Vocabulary Words and Definitions
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Equivocate: Deliberately unclear language; using ambiguous expressions to mislead; shows intention to mislead through vagueness.
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Fortuitous: Occurs by chance; may imply a lucky or serendipitous event happening unexpectedly.
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Impeccable: Represents flawlessness; describes something that is perfect with no faults.
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Liaison: Functions as a crucial link between different parties; refers to an individual facilitating communication and cooperation.
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Predisposed: Indicates a tendency toward certain outcomes; being inclined or open to influences beforehand.
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Propensity: Signifies a natural inclination or tendency; often refers to a preference that develops over time.
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Reprehensible: Describes behavior that is shameful or deserving of criticism; emphasizes moral disapproval.
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Sham: Refers to something deceptive or counterfeit; involves pretense aimed at tricking others.
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Solace: Represents comfort taken during times of sorrow or misfortune; serves as a form of consolation.
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Solicitous: Denotes attentiveness and concern; reflects a caring attitude and eagerness to help.
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