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Important CSS Vocabulary •

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ШАБЛОНЫ НЕ!"#"$О%&" 'OOM() 1. Aberration – straying away from what is normal

2. Abeyance - suspended action

3. Abhor - to hate, to detest

4. Abide - be faithful to; endure

5. Abjure - promise or swear, to gie up

!. Abet - help"encourage somebody #in doing wrong$

%. Abraded - rubbed off, worn away by friction

&. Abrasion - rubbing, scraping, wearing off

'. Abrogate - repeal or annul by authority

(). Abscond - to go away suddenly #to aoid arrest$

((. Abstruse - difficult to comprehend; obscure

(2. Abundant - plentiful

(3. Abut - border on

(4. Abysmal - bottomless, e*treme

(5. Acarpous - effete, no longer fertile, worn out

(!. Accentuate - gie more force or attention to

(%. Acclaimed - welcomed with shouts and approal

(&. Accolade - praise, approal

('. Accretion - the growing of separate things into one

2). Ac+uiesce in - agree #without protest$

2(. Ac+uisition - something ac+uired, ac+uiring

22. Adamant - ind of stone; infle*ible

23. Adhere - remain faithful, stic fast to

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24. Adhesion - adhering, support

25. Adjacent - lying near, ne*t

2!. Admonitory - containing warning

2%. Adorn - add beauty; decorate

2&. Adulteration - maing unpure, poorer in +uality

2'. Affable - polite and friendly

3). Affinity - close connection, relationship

3(. Aggraate - mae worse; irritate

32. Agile - actie, +uic-moing

33. Agog - eager"e*cited

34. Ail - trouble; be ill

35. Alacrity - eager and cheerful readiness

3!. Alcoe - recess"partially enclosed place

3%. Alienate - estrange

3&. Allegiance - duty, support, loyalty

3'. Alleiate - mae #pain$ easier to bear

4). Alloy - to debase by mi*ing with something inferior

4(. Aloof - resered, indifferent

42. Amalgamate - mi*, combine, unite societies

43. Ambide*trous - able to use the left hand or the right e+ually well

44. Ambiguous - doubtful, uncertain

45. Ambialent - haing both of two contrary meanings

4!. Ameliorate - improe, mae better

4%. Amendment - improing

4&. Amicable - friendly

4'. Amortie - end #a debt$ by setting aside money

5). Amplify - mae large or fuller, increase the strength


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5(. Anguish - seere suffering

52. Animosity - strong dislie

53. Annul - put an end to

54. Anticlima* - sudden fall

55. Antidote - medicine used against a poison or a disease

5!. Antithetical - direct opposing

5%. Apartheid - brutal racial discrimination

5&. Apathetic - indifference

5'. Aplomb - self-confidence

!). Apostate - one who abandons long-held religious or political conictions

!(. Apotheosis - deification, glorification to godliness

!2. Appease - mae +uiet or calm

!3. Apprehensie - grasping, understanding; fear, unhappy feeling about future

!4. Apprise - gie notice to, inform

!5. Approbation - approal

!!. Appropriate - tae for ones own use, ac+uire, set aside

!%. Apropos - appropriate to the situation; apt

!&. Apt - well-suited, +uic-witted

!'. Arabes+ue - whimsical

%). Arbitrate - decide by arbitration

%(. Arboreal - of connected with trees

%2. Ardently - with full of ardor

%3. Ardor - enthusiasm

%4. Arduous - steep, difficult ascent; laborious

%5. Argot - jargon, slang

%!. Arrant - in the highest degree

%%. Arrogance - proud, superior manner of behaiour


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%&. Articulate - spea distinctly, connect by joints

%'. Ascend - go or come up

&). Ascent - the act of ascending

&(. Ascertain - get to now

&2. Ascetic - practicing self-denial, austere, star

&3. Ascribe - consider to be the origin of or belonging to

&4. Aseptic - surgically clean

&5. Asperity - roughness, harshness, ill temper, irritability

&!. Aspersion - slander

&%. Assail with - attac iolently

&&. Asset - aluable +uality, something that has money alue

&'. Assiduous - diligent, hard-woring, sedulous

'). Assuage - mae something #pain, desire$ less

'(. Assumption - something supposed but not proed

'2. Asteris - the mar / #e.g.. omitted letters$

'3. Astringent - substance that shrins

'4. Astute - cleer; +uic at seeing to get an adantage

'5. Atonement - repayment; death of 0esus

'!. Attenuate - mae thin. weaen, enerate

'%. Attune - bring into harmony

'&. Audacious - daring, foolishly bold, impudent

''. Augury - omen, sign

()). August - majestic, enerable

()(. Auspice - protection or support, patronage

()2. Auspicious - faorable, successful, prosperous

()3. Austere - seerely moral and strict; simple and plain

()4. Au*iliary - helping, supporting


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()5. Aer - affirm, assert, proe, justify

()!. Aersion - strong dislie

()%. Aid - eager, greedy

()&. Aow - admit. 1eclare openly

()'. abble - tal in a way that is difficult to understand

((). aleful - harmful, ominous, causing eil

(((. al - obstacle; purposely to get on the way of

((2. alloon - swell out lie balloon

((3. alm - sweet-smelling oil; consolation

((4. anal - uninteresting

((5. and - flat, thin strip of material; range of fre+uencies

((!. ane - cause of injury, poison, source of harm

((%. aneful - causing harm or ruin, pernicious, destructie

((&. arrage - artificial obstacle built across a rier

(('. arren - not good enough, unable to hae young ones, without alue

(2). as in - enjoy warmth and light

(2(. aaar - maret

(22. e irreconcilable - cannot be brought into harmony

(23. eatify - to bless, mae happy, or ascribe a irtue to

(24. edien - to adorn, especially in a cheap, showy manner

(25. elabor - beat hard

(2!. elie - contradict, gie a false impression

(2%. elittle - cause to seem unimportant

(2&. ellicose - belligerent, pugnacious, warlie

(2'. elligerent - #person, nation$ waging war

(3). elligerently - waging war

(3(. end - cause something to be out of a straight line


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(32. enefactor - person who has gien help

(33. eneolence - wish or actiity in doing good

(34. enign - ind and gentle; mild #climate$

(35. e+uest - arrangement to gie something at death

(3!. erate - scold sharply

(3%. ereft - rob or dispossess of something #material$

(3&. ewilder - pule, confuse

(3'. iased - prejudice

(4). igot - stubborn, narrow-minded person

(4(. ilge - bulge, the protuberance of a cas

(42. landishment - flattery, coa*ing

(43. landness - polite manner, comforting, uninteresting

(44. latant - noisy and rough

(45. lithe - gay and joyous

(4!. lueprint plan, scheme, photographic print

(4%. lunt - plain, not troubling to be polite

(4&. oggle - be alarmed, hesitate, amaed

(4'. ogus - sham, counterfeit, not genuine

(5). oisterous - loud, noisy, rough, lacing restraint

(5(. olster - gie greatly needed support

(52. oor - ill-mannered person

(53. oorish - crude, offensie, rude

(54. raid - strands of hair woen together, something edging sloth

(55. rash - hasty, rush; cheey, saucy

(5!. rass - yellow metal #mi*ing copper and inc$

(5%. raen - made of brass

(5&. reach - opening broen place, breaing


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(5'. rigant - brigand, bandit

(!). ris - actie, liely

(!(. riset - breast of an animal

(!2. rittle - easily broen

(!3. roach - bring up, announce, begin to tal about

(!4. roo - to tolerate, endure

(!5. uoyant - able to float; light-hearted

(!!. urgeon - grow forth, send out buds

(!%. urnish - to polish, rub to a shine

(!&. ust - run out of money

(!'. abal - a scheme or plot, a group of plotters

(%). adge - to beg, to get by begging

(%(. ajolers - flattery or deceit to persuade

(%2. alf - young of the domestic cow

(%3. alipers - metal supports attached to the legs, measuring instrument

(%4. alumniate - to slander, present false accusal

(%5. alumny - slander, aspersion

(%!. andid - fran straight-forward

(%%. antanerous - bad-tempered"+uarrelsome

(%&. antin - sincere tal"jargon

(%'. anass - discuss thoroughly; sort of touting

(&). apricious - ficle, whimsical, gien to change, unpredictable

(&(. astigate - to chastise, correct by punishing

(&2. astigation - seere punishment

(&3. asual - happening by chance, careless

(&4. atalyst - substance that causes speeding up


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(&5. austic - biting, sarcastic

(&!. ensure - e*pression of blame or disapproal; a rebue

(&%. ensus - official counting of the population

(&&. enturion - leader of a unit of ()) soldiers

(&'. hary - cautious, wary

('). hastened - corrected, punished

('(. hastisement - punishment

('2. hauinist a blindly deoted patriot

('3. hicanery - legal tricery"false argument

('4. hisel - steel tool for shaping materials

('5. hurl - bad-tempered person

('!. ite - gie as an e*ample

('%. lamor - shout complain with a lot of noise

('&. leanse - mae pure, thoroughly clean

(''. lientele - customers

2)). linch - come to grips"settle conclusiely

2)(. ling - to resist separation

2)2. lot - half-solid lump formed from li+uid

2)3. loture - closing, deice #in arliament$ to end a debate by oting

2)4. oalescing - coming together and uniting into one substance

2)5. oa* - get somebody to do something by indness

2)!. oda - passage that completes a piece of music

2)%. oddle - treat with care and tenderness

2)&. oerce - compel to force to mae obedient

2)'. oeal - of the same period, coe*isting

2(). ogent strong conincing

2((. ogitate thin deeply, mediate


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2(2. ognition - nowing, awareness #emotionless$

2(3. ogniant being fully aware of

2(4. oherent sticing together

2(5. olander - bowl-shaped essel with many holes used to drain off water

2(!. ollaborate - wor in partnership

2(%. ollusion - secret agreement for a deceitful purpose

2(&. ombustion - process of burning

2('. ommemorate - eep the memory of

22). ommend - praise

22(. ommendable - worthy of praise

222. ommingle - mingle together

223. ommodious - haing plenty of space for what is needed

224. ommuter - person who traels regularly

225. omplacently with self-satisfaction

22!. omplaisance - tending to comply, obliging, willingness to please

22%. omply - act in accordance

22&. ompound - mi* or combine

22'. omprise - be composed of

23). ompunction - feeling of regret for ones action

23(. onceal - hide, eep secret

232. onceit - oer-high opinion of, too much pride

233. onciliatory - reconciling, soothing, comforting, mollifying

234. oncord - agreement or harmony

235. oncur - agree in opinion, happen together

23!. ondense - increase in density, strength, mae laconic

23%. ondone - forgie

23&. ongeal - mae or become stiff and solid


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23'. onjoin to join together

24). onnoisseur - a person with good judgment #e.g.. in art$

24(. onnotation - suggestion in addition to

242. onsent - gie agreement or permission

243. onse+uential - pompous, self important

244. onsolation - consoling or being consoled

245. onsole - gie comfort or sympathy to

24!. onspicuous - easily seen; remarable

24%. onsternation - surprise and fear, dismay

24&. onstrain - compel

24'. onstrict - mae tight or smaller

25). onsume - get to the end of

25(. onsummate - perfect"mae perfect"complete

252. ontemn - to scorn or despise

253. ontentious - argumentatie, pugnacious, combatie, +uarrelsome

254. ontiguous - touching, neighboring, near

255. ontrite - filled with deep sorrow for wrongdoing

25!. ontumacious - insubordinate, rebellious

25%. onundrum - a riddle, dilemma, enigma

25&. oniction - conincing; firm belief

25'. onoe - call together, summon

2!). onoluted - complicated; coiled, twisted

2!(. ord - twisted strands

2!2. ordial - warm and sincere

2!3. ordon line of police acting as a guard

2!4. ornucopia - abundant supply

2!5. orporeal - physical; of or for the body


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2!!. orrelate - hae a mutual relation

2!%. orroboration - additional, strengthening eidence

2!&. ountenance to - faor or approe of

2!'. ounterfeit - forgery

2%). ounterail - counterbalance

2%(. oert - disguised

2%2. oetous - eagerly desirous

2%3. ower - crouch; shrin bac

2%4. oy shy"modest #esp of a girl$

2%5. rass - ery great #es. stupidity$

2%!. raat - piece of linen worn as a nectie

2%%. raen cowardly

2%&. rease - line made by crushing; white line on the ground in cricet

2%'. redulity - too great a readiness to beliee things

2&). redulous - ready to beliee things

2&(. rush - press, lose shape, subdue, oerwhelm

2&2. ryptic - secret, with a hidden meaning

2&3. umbersome - burdensome, heay and awward to carry

2&4. urmudgeon - bad-tempered person

2&5. urriculum - course of study

2&!. ursory - +uic, hurried

2&%. urtail - mae shorter then was planned

2&&. ynic - person who see no good in anything

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2'). 1ainty - pretty"delicate#food$"difficult to please

2'(. 1art - +uic moement; missile in darts


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2'2. 1aunt - intimidate, mae fearful

2'3. 1awdler - person who is slow; waste of time

2'4. 1earth - shortage

2'5. 1ebacle - a breaup, oerthrow, sudden disaster

2'!. 1ecorous - polite, decent

2'%. 1ecorum - propriety, properness

2'&. 1ecree - order gien by authority

2''. 1ecry - disapproe of

3)). 1efer - postpone; gie way #to show respect$

3)(. 1eference - respect

3)2. 1eferential - showing respect

3)3. 1efiance - open disobedience or resistance

3)4. 1eflect - turn aside

3)5. 1efy - resist openly

3)!. 1egrade - reduce in ran or status

3)%. 1elineate - to portray, depict, setch out

3)&. 1eluge - great flood, heay rush of water

3)'. 1elusion - false belief

3(). 1emagogue - person appealing not to reasons

3((. 1emur - to hesitate, raise objections

3(2. 1enigrate - blacen, belittle, sully, defame

3(3. 1enouement - an outcome or solution; the unraeling of a plot

3(4. 1enounce - gie information against

3(5. 1ent - hollow, depression mad by a blow

3(!. 1eplete - use until none remains

3(%. 1eposition - dethronement, depositing

3(&. 1eprae - mae morally bad; corrupt


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3('. 1eprecate - protest against, e*press disapproal of

32). 1ereliction - deserting and leaing to fall into ruins

32(. 1erision - ridicule, mocery, deriding

322. 1eriatie - unoriginal, obtained from another source

323. 1erogatory - insulting; tending to damage

324. 1escry - catch sight of, see something in the distance

325. 1esiccant - substance used to absorb moisture

32!. 1esiccate - dry out all the moisture

32%. 1esuetude - cessation of use; disuse

32&. 1esultory - aimless, haphaard, digressing at random

32'. 1etach - separate

33). 1eter - discourage, hinder

33(. 1etraction - slandering, erbal attac, aspersion

332. 1etumescence - diminishing or lessening of swelling

333. 1eiance - being different in moral standards #from normal$

334. 1e*terity - sill #esp. in handling$

335. 1e*terous - cleer, sillful with hands

33!. 1iaphanous - transparent, gauy

33%. 1iatribe - bitter and iolent attac in words

33&. 1ictate - order

33'. 1iffidence - shyness

34). 1iffident - lacing in self-confidence

34(. 1ilate - spea comprehensiely, become wider, large

342. 1ilatory - causing delay, procrastinating

343. 1in - loud noise that continues

344. 1isabuse - to undeceie, correct a false impression

345. 1isallow - refuse to allow or accept as a correct


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34!. 1iscern - see with an effort but clearly

34%. 1iscomfit - to defeat, put down

34&. 1isconcert - upset the self-possession of

34'. 1iscountenance - refuse to approe of

35). 1iscourse - speech, lecture,

35(. 1iscredit - refuse to beliee

352. 1iscreet - careful"prudent

353. 1iscrete - indiidually distinct

354. 1isdain - loo on with contempt

355. 1isencumber - free from encumbrance

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35!. 6ncumbrance - burden; things that get on the way of

35%. 6ndearing - maing dear or lied

35&. 6ndemic - epidemic

35'. 6ndorse - write ones name on the bac of

3!). 6nduring - lasting

3!(. 6nerate - weaen, deprie of strength, attenuate

3!2. 6ngender - cause, produce, gie rise to

3!3. 6ngrae - impress deeply

3!4. 6ngrossing - taen up all the time or attention; writing in large or formal

3!5. 6ngulf - swallow up

3!!. 6nigma - something that is puling

3!%. 6nmity - hatred; being an enemy

3!&. 6normity - e*cessie wicedness; eilness

3!'. 6normousness - great sie

3%). 6nsign - flag"badge

3%(. 6ntangle - put into difficulties


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3%2. 6nthral - please greatly"enslae #fig$

3%3. 6ntice - tempt or persuade

3%4. 6ntreat - as earnestly

3%5. 6nunciate - pronounce #words$"e*press a theory

3%!. 6nyme - catalyst

3%%. 6picure food loer, a connoisseur of food

3%&. 6picurean - deoted to pleasure #sensuous enjoyment$

3%'. 6pistle letter

3&). 6pithet adjectie

3&(. 6pitome - brief summary; representatie e*ample; a typical model

3&2. 6+uable - steady, regular

3&3. 6+uanimity - calmness of temperament

3&4. 6+uilibrium - state of being balanced

3&5. 6+uipoise - e+ual distribution of weight; e+uilibrium

3&!. 6+uiocal - haing a double or doubtful meaning; suspicious

3&%. 6+uiocate - try to deceie by e+uiocal language

3&&. 6radicate - get rid of; pull up by the roots

3&'. 6rasure erasing, remoing all traces

3'). 6rode - wear away, eat into

3'(. 6rratic - irregular in behaiour or opinion

3'2. 6rudite - learned, scholarly

3'3. 6scalate - increase, deelop

3'4. 6schew - aoid

3'5. 6soteric - abstruse; intended only for a small circle of

3'!. 6spouse - marry; gie ones support to

3'%. 6ulogy - formal praise; panegyric

3'&. 6uphoria - elation; state of pleasant e*citement


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3''. 6uthanasia - easy and painless death

4)). 6aluating - finding out the alue

4)(. 6aporate - change into apor, disappear, die

4)2. 6asie - tending to eade

4)3. 6ince - to show clearly, to indicate

4)4. 6oe - call up, bring out

4)5. 6ole - unfold, deelop naturally and gradually

4)!. 6*coriate - to flay, stip off the sin; to denounce sharply

4)%. 6*coriation - seere criticism

4)&. 6*culpate - to clear from a charge of guilt

4)'. 6*ert - thrust out, push forth

4(). 6*ertion - instance of e*erting

4((. 6*haustie - complete, thorough

4(2. 6*igency - emergency, an urgent situation

4(3. 6*onerate - free; clear

4(4. 6*oneration - set somebody clear, free #e.g.. from blame$

4(5. 6*orbitant - much too high or great

4(!. 6*patiate - to roam, wander freely

4(%. 6*pedient - liely to be useful for a purpose

4(&. 6*piation - ending; e*piring

4('. 6*ploit brilliant achieement; deelop; use selfishly

42). 6*postulate - argue earnestly to dissuade, correct, or protest

42(. 6*purgate - to remoe obscenity, purify, censor

422. 6*scind - to cut out, cut away

423. 6*tant - still in e*istence

424. 6*tempore - without preious thought or preparation

425. 6*tensie - far-reaching


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42!. 6*tenuate - reduce the strength of, lessen seriousness, partially e*cuse

42%. 6*tinct - no longer actie

42&. 6*tinguish - end the e*istence of"wipe or put out

42'. 6*tirpate - to destroy, e*terminate, cut out, e*scind

43). 6*tol - praise highly

43(. 6*tort - obtain by threats, iolence

432. 6*tralegal - outside the law

433. 6*tricable that can be freed

434. 6*troert - cheerful person

435. 6*uberance - state of growing igorously; being full of life

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43%. 7acetious - humorous, funny, jocular

43&. 7acile - easily done

43'. 7acilitate - mae easy #e.g.. a process of smth$

44). 7allacious - based on error

44(. 7allacy - false or mistaen belief

442. 7alter - waer"moe in an uncertain manner

443. 7atuous - without sense, foolish self-satisfaction

444. 7aucet - deice for controlling the outflow of a li+uid

445. 7awn - young deer, try to win somebodys faor

44!. 7ecless - lacing purpose or itality; ineffectie; careless

44%. 7ecund - fertile

44&. 7eint - pretend

44'. 7elicitous - apt; suitably e*pressed, well chosen, apropos

45). 7elon - person guilty of murder

45(. 7erment - substance; become e*cited


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452. 7erocity - saage cruelty

453. 7erret - discoer by searching; search

454. 7ertile - producing much, full of ideas

455. 7ertilie - mae fertile or productie

45!. 7erid - showing earnest feeling

45%. 7eror - warmth of feelings; earnestness

45&. 7etid - stining

45'. 7etter - to shacle, put in chains

4!). 7eud - bitter +uarrel oer a long period of time

4!(. 7idelity - loyalty, accuracy

4!2. 7idget - moe restlessly, mae nerous

4!3. 7igurehead cared image on the prow of a ship

4!4. 7inesse - delicate way of dealing with a situation

4!5. 7inical - too fussy about food, clothing, etc.

4!!. 7inicy - finical

4!%. 7inite - limited, haing bounds

4!&. 7ission - splitting or diision #esp. of cells$

4!'. 7i* at - stare at

4%). 7la - criticism"anti-aircraft guns

4%(. 7lamboyant - brightly colored, florid

4%2. 7lammable - haing tendency to burst into flames

4%3. 7launting - show off complacently

4%4. 7law - crac, lessen alue

4%5. 7la* - pale yellow #hair$; a plant

4%!. 7ledged - able to fly, trained, e*perienced

4%%. 7leet number of ships, +uic-moing

4%&. 7leeting - passing +uicly


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4%'. 7le*ibility - easily bent without braing

4&). 7linch - draw, moe bac, wince

4&(. 7lop - fail"moe"fall clumsily

4&2. 7lorid - ery much ornamented; naturally red #e.g.. of face$

4&3. 7loridness - ruddiness; heaily decorated; ornateness

4&4. 7lout - reject, moc, to go against #as in going against tradition$

4&5. 7lue - lucy stroe

4&!. 7luster mae nerous or confused

4&%. 7oible - defect of character #a person is wrongly proud$

4&&. 7oil - preent from carrying out; contrast

4&'. 7oment - put something warm #to lessen the pain$

4'). 7oolproof - incapable of failure or error

4'(. 7oppish - lie a man who pays too much attention to his clothes

4'2. 7orage - food for horses and cattle

4'3. 7orbear - refrain from, be patient; ancestor

4'4. 7orbearance - patience, willingness to wait

4'5. 7ord - shallow place in a rier #to cross$

4'!. 7orestall - preent by taing action in adance, preempt

4'%. 7orethought - foresight, planned in adance

4'&. 7orfeit suffer the loss of something

4''. 7orge - worshop for the shaping of metal; to shape metal; lead

5)). 7orgery - counterfeit

5)(. 7orswear - renounce, disallow, repudiate

5)2. 7ortify - strengthen

5)3. 7ortuitous - happening by chance

5)4. 7oster - nurture, care for

5)5. 7racas noisy +uarrel


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5)!. 7ragile - easily injured, broen or destroyed

5)%. 7ragrant - sweet-smelling

5)&. 7ranchise - special right gien by authority

5)'. 7rantic - wildly e*cited with joy, pain, an*iety

5(). 7renetic - frantic, frenied

5((. 7ret - worry; irritation; wear away

5(2. 7riction - the rubbing of one thing against another, difference of opinion

5(3. 7ringe - edge; ornamental border; part of hair oer the forehead

5(4. 7roward - intractable, not willing to yield or comply, stubborn

5(5. 7rugal - careful, economical

5(!. 7ulminate - berate, ituperate, to thunder out, to e*plode

5(%. 7ulmination - bitter protest

5(&. 7ulsome - disgusting, offensie due to e*cessieness

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5('. 8ainsay - to deny, declare false, to oppose

52). 8ambol - +uic, playful jumping

52(. 8arble - mae unfair selection from facts

522. 8arment - article of clothing

523. 8arner - to gather and sae; to store up

524. 8arrulity - talatieness

525. 8arrulous too talatie

52!. 8aucherie - socially awward, tactless behaior

52%. 8ermane - releant; pertinent to

52&. 8ist - the point, general sense

52'. 8lean - gather facts in small +uantities

53). 8lib - ready and smooth but not sincere

53(. 8limmer - wea"unsteady light


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532. 8loat - oer loo at with selfish delight

533. 8lut - supply to much, fill to e*cess

534. 8naw - waste away; bite steadily

535. 8oad - something urging a person to action

53!. 8orge - eat greedily"narrow opening with a stream

53%. 8ossamer - soft light, delicate material

53&. 8ouge - tool for cutting grooes in wood

53'. 8race faor

54). 8randilo+uent - using pompous words

54(. 8rae - serious, re+uiring consideration

542. 8rae - touch or scrape lightly in passing

543. 8regarious - liing in societies; liing the company

544. 8rieance - cause for complaint or protest

545. 8rieous - causing grief or pain; serious, dire, grae

54!. 8rimace - twisted e*pression of a face

54%. 8rind - crush, polish

54&. 8rooes - long channel in the surface, habitual way of liing

54'. 8roel - crawl, humble oneself

55). 8uile - deceit, cunning

55(. 8uileless - straight-forward, candid

552. 8ull - cheat, deceie

553. 8ullible - easily gulled

554. 8ush - burst out suddenly"tal ardently

555. 8ust - outburst of feeling; sudden rain, wind, fire, etc.

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55!. 9ac - cut roughly; hired horse

55%. 9alcyon - calm and peaceful


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55&. 9allow - to mae holy; consecrate

55'. 9amper - baset with a lid, preent free moement or actiity

5!). 9apless - unlucy, unfortunate

5!(. 9arangue - a long, passionate speech

5!2. 9arbinger - something or somebody that foretells the coming

5!3. 9arrow - to distress, create stress or torment

5!4. 9arsh - rough, cruel, stern

5!5. 9aughty - arrogant; conceited

5!!. 9aen harbor, safety place

5!%. 9eed - attention"gie notice to

5!&. 9einous - odious #of crime$

5!'. 9eresy - belief contrary to what is generally accepted

5%). 9ermetic - sealed by fusion

5%(. 9eterogeneous - made up of different inds

5%2. 9ew - mae by hard wor; cut #by striing$

5%3. 9ighbrow - #person$ with superior tastes

5%4. 9irsute - hairy, shaggy

5%5. 9oa* - mischieous tric played on somebody for a joe

5%!. 9oipolloi - the masses; the rabble

5%%. 9ollow - not soled, with hole

5%&. 9olster - leather case for a pistol

5%'. 9omiletics - act of preaching

5&). 9one - stone used for sharpening tools

5&(. 9oodwin - tric, mislead

5&2. 9ospitable - liing to gie hospitality

5&3. 9ubris - arrogant pride

5&4. 9urdle - light frame, fence to be jumped oer


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5&5. 9ush - mae or become silent

5&!. 9us - worthless outside part of anything

5&%. 9ypocrisy - falsely maing oneself appear to be good

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5&&. :conoclast - person who attacs popular beliefs

5&'. :conoclastic - attacing cherished beliefs

5'). :diosyncrasy - personal mannerism

5'(. :dolatrous - worshipping idols

5'2. :dolatry - e*cessie admiration of

5'3. :gnoble - dishonorable, common, undignified

5'4. :gnominious - shameful, dishonorable, undignified, disgraceful

5'5. :llicit - unlawful, forbidden

5'!. :llusory - deceptie; an illusion

5'%. :mbroglio - complicated and embarrassing situation

5'&. :mmaculate - pure, faultless

5''. :mmerse - absorb; put under the surface of

!)). :mminent - liely to come or happen soon

!)(. :mmutable - that cannot be changed

!)2. :mpair - worsen, diminish in alue

!)3. :mpaired - damaged, weaened

!)4. :mpassie - unmoed; feeling no sign of passion

!)5. :mpecunious - haing little or no money

!)!. :mpede - hinder; get in the way of

!)%. :mpediment - something that hinders #e.g. stammer$

!)&. :mpending - imminent, being about to happen, e*pected

!)'. :mperatie - urgent, essential

!(). :mperious - commanding, haughty, arrogant


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!((. :mpermeable that cannot be permeated

!(2. :mperturbable - calm; not capable of being e*cited

!(3. :mperious - not allowing to pass through #of materials$

!(4. :mperiousness - arrogance, commanding presence, oer bearingness

!(5. :mpetuous - haing sudden energy, impulsie, thrusting ahead, forceful

!(!. :mpiety - lac of reerence or dutifulness

!(%. :mplacable - incapable of being placated, unpleasable

!(&. :mplausibility incredibility

!('. :mplicate - show that somebody has a share

!2). :mplicit - implied though not plainly e*pressed

!2(. :mplosion - collapse; bursting inward

!22. :mply - mae a suggestion

!23. :mportune - beg urgently; solicit #of a prostitute$

!24. :mprecation - an inocation of eil; a curse

!25. :mpromptu - without preparation

!2!. :mpudence - being rash, indiscreet

!2%. :mpudent - rash, indiscreet

!2&. :mpugned - challenged, to be doubted

!2'. :mpute - to attribute to a cause or source, ascribe

!3). :nadertent - done thoughtlessly

!3(. :nane - silly, senseless

!32. :nasmuch - since, because

!33. :ncense - mae angry

!34. :ncessant - often repeated, continual

!35. :nchoate -not yet fully formed, rudimentary, elementary

!3!. :ncipient - beginning

!3%. :ncise - engrae, mae a cut in


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!3&. :ncite stir up, rouse

!3'. :nclined - directing the mind in a certain direction

!4). :ncoherently - not consistently, unclearly

!4(. :ncongruous - out of place, not in harmony or agreement

!42. :ncorrigibility - cannot be cured or corrected

!43. :ncredulous - septical, unwilling to beliee

!44. :nculcate - fi* firmly by repetition

!45. :ncumbents - official duties

!4!. :ncursion - a raid, a sudden attac

!4%. :ndefatigability - not easily e*haustible; tirelessness

!4&. :ndelible - that cannot be rubbed out

!4'. :ndelicate - immodest; lacing in refinement

!5). :ndigence - poerty

!5(. :ndigenous - natie

!52. :ndistinct - not easily heard, seen, clearly mared

!53. :ndolence - lainess

!54. :ndomitable - not easily discouraged or subdued

!55. :ndulge - gratify, gie way to, satisfy; allow oneself

!5!. :ndulgent - inclined to indulge

!5%. :neffable to great to be described in words

!5&. :neluctable - certain, ineitable

!5'. :nept - unsillful; said or done at the wrong time

!!). :neptitude - +uality of being unsillful

!!(. :nferno - hell

!!2. :nfertile - not fertile, barren

!!3. :nflame - become red, angry

!!4. :nflammatory - tending to inflame


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!!5. :nfuriate - fill with fury or rage

!!!. :nfuse - put, pour, fill

!!%. :ngenuous - naie, young, artless, fran, honest, sincere

!!&. :ngest - tae in by swallowing

!!'. :nherent - e*isting as a natural part

!%). :nhibit - hinder, restrain

!%(. :nimical - harmful or friendly

!%2. :nimitable - defying imitation, unmatchable

!%3. :nnocuous - causing no harm

!%4. :nscrutable - incapable of being discoered or understood

!%5. :nsensible - unconscious, unresponsie, unaffected

!%!. :nsinuate - suggest unpleasantly; mae a way for something gently

!%%. :nsipid -without taste or flaor

!%&. :nsouciant - unconcerned, carefree

!%'. :nsularity - narrow-mindedness, isolated

!&). :nsurrection - rising of people to open resistance to

!&(. :nterdict - prohibit, forbid

!&2. :nterim - as an installment

!&3. :ntersperse - place here and there

!&4. :nterene - come between; interfere to change the result

!&5. :ntractable - unruly, refractory, stubborn

!&!. :ntransigence - unwillingness to compromise, stubbornness, intractability

!&%. :ntransigent - uncompromising

!&&. :ntrepid fearless, brae, undaunted

!&'. :ntrospection - e*amining ones own thoughts and feelings

!'). :nundate - flood; coer by oerflowing

!'(. :nured - accustomed to, adapted


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!'2. :nectie - abusie language, curses

!'3. :neigh - to attac erbally, denounce, deprecate

!'4. :neterate - deep-rooted. long-established

!'5. :nincible - too strong to be defeated

!'!. :nolute - comple*

!'%. :rascible - irritable, easily angered

!'&. :rate - angry

!''. :re - anger

%)). :rsome tiresome

%)(. :rreleant - not releant, not connected

%)2. :rresolute - hesitating; undecided

%)3. :rreocable - final and unalterable

%)4. :tinerary - plan for a journey, details or records of a route

%)5. :tinerate - to trael from place to place, to peregrinate

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%)!. 0abber -tal e*citedly; utter rapidly

%)%. 0eopardie - put in danger

%)&. 0ibe - gibe, mae fun of

%)'. 0ocular - meant as a joe

%(). 0udicious - sound in judgment; wise

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%(!. =ag - go too slow

%(%. =ament - show, feel great sorrow

%(&. =assitude - weariness, tiredness

%('. =atent - present but not yet actie, deeloped or isible

%2). =audatory - e*pressing or giing praise

%2(. =aish - giing or producing freely, liberally or generously

%22. =eaage - the process of leaing

%23. =egacy - something handed down from ancestors

%24. =eee - formal reception"embanment

%25. =eity - lac of seriousness

%2!. =ibel - statement that damages reputation

%2%. =iberality - free giing; generosity

%2&. =ibertine - immoral person

%2'. =ien - legal claim until a debt on it is repaid

%3). =imn - paint, portray

%3(. =imp - lacing strength, waling uneenly

%32. =ionie - treat as a famous person

%33. =ithe - bending, twisting

%34. =oll - rest, to sit or stand in a lay way; hang #dogs tongue$

%35. =ope - moe along with long strides

%3!. =o+uacious - talatie, garrulous

%3%. =ubricant - substance that maes wor easier

%3&. =ubricate - put oil to mae wor easily

%3'. =ubricious - lewd, wanton, greasy, slippery

%4). =ucubrate - write in scholarly fashion

%4(. =uculent - easily understood, lucid, clear

%42. =ugubrious - mournful, e*cessiely sad


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%43. =ull - become +uiet or less actie

%44. =umber - moe in a clumsy"noisy way

%45. =uminary - star, light-giing body

%4!. =ur - be out of iew ready to attac

%4%. =ustrous - being bright, polished

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%4&. >acabre - gruesome, suggesting death

%4'. >acerate - mae or become soft by soaing in water

%5). >achination - plot, scheme #esp. eil$

%5(. >aladroit - tactless, clumsy

%52. >alapropism - misuse of a word #for one that resembles it$

%53. >aleolence - wishing to do eil

%54. >align - injurious, spea ill of somebody, tell lie

%55. >alinger - to fae illness or injury, in order to shir a duty

%5!. >alleable - yielding; easily shaped; moldable; adapting

%5%. >anacle - chains for the hands or feet

%5&. >artial - brae, of associated with war

%5'. >assacre - cruel illing of a large number of people

%!). >atriculation - be admitted, enter a uniersity as a student

%!(. >ature - come to full deelopment, to a state ready for use

%!2. >audlin - sentimental in a silly or tearful way

%!3. >aul - hurt by rough handling

%!4. >aeric rebel, nonconformist

%!5. >ellifluous - sweetly flowing

%!!. >endacious - false

%!%. >endacity - dishonesty

%!&. >endicant - a beggar


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%!'. >ercurial - +uic, changeable in character, fleeting

%%). >eretricious - attractie on the surface but of little alue

%%(. >esmerie - hypnotie

%%2. >eticulous - giing great attention to details

%%3. >ettle - +uality of endurance or courage

%%4. >ettlesome - courageous, high-spirited

%%5. >iddling -fairly good but not ery good

%%!. >inatory - menacing, threatening

%%%. >ince - pronounce or spea affectedly, euphemie

%%&. >isanthrope - person who hates manind

%%'. >ischieous - harmful, causing mischief

%&). >iser - person who loes wealth and spends little

%&(. >isogynist - one who hates women"females

%&2. >issile - something that is thrown or shot

%&3. >itigate - mae less seere or painful

%&4. >oderation - +uality of being limited, not e*treme

%&5. >ollify - mae calmer or +uieter

%&!. >olt - moult, lose hair, feathers before new growing

%&%. >orbid - diseased, unhealthy #e.g.. about ideas$

%&&. >orose - ill-tempered, unsociable

%&'. >ortuary - place where dead bodies are taen to be ept until burial

%'). >uffler - cloth worn round the nec"silencer

%'(. >ultifarious - aried, motley, greatly diersified

%'2. >undane - worldly as opposed to spiritual; commonplace, eeryday

%'3. >yriad - ery great number

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%'4. ?adir -lowest, weaest point


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%'5. ?ascent - coming into e*istence, emerging

%'!. ?ebulous - cloud-lie; hay; ague; indistinct

%'%. ?egligent - taing too little care

%'&. ?eophyte - person who has been conerted to a belief

%''. ?e*us - a connection, tie, or lin

&)). ?ibble - show some inclination to accept #an offer$

&)(. ?ice - precise, sensitie to subtleness

&)2. ?oisome - offensie, disgusting #smell$

&)3. ?onchalant - not haing interest

&)4. ?onplused - greatly surprised

&)5. ?ostrum - a +uac remedy, an untested cure

&)!. ?otion - nominal, toen

&)%. ?o*ious - harmful

&)&. ?ugatory trifling"worthless

&)'. ?ullify - mae oid and null

&(). ?umb without ability to feel or moe

&((. ?umbness - without ability to moe a finger

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&(2. @bdurate - hardened and unrepenting; stubborn, infle*ible

&(3. @bfuscate - to daren, mae obscure, muddle

&(4. @bliious - unaware, haing no memory

&(5. @blo+uy - abusiely detractie language, sharp criticism, ituperation

&(!. @bse+uious - too eager to obey or sere

&(%. @bsolete - no longer used

&(&. @bstreperous - noisy, loud

&('. @btain - to be established, accepted, or customary

&2). @btrusie - projecting, prominent, undesirably noticeable


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&2(. @btuse - blunt"stupid

&22. @biate to mae unnecessary, get rid of

&23. @ccluded - bloced up

&24. @ccult - hidden, concealed, beyond comprehension

&25. @dious - repulsie, hateful

&2!. @dium - contempt, dislie, aersion

&2%. @dor - smell; faor; reputation

&2&. @fficious - too eager or ready to help, offer adice

&2'. @minous - threatening

&3). @pa+ueness - dullness"not allowing light to pass through

&3(. @pprobrious - showing scorn or reproach

&32. @ssify - to turn to bone; to settle rigidly into an idea

&33. @stensible - seeming, appearing as such, professed

&34. @stentation - display to obtain admiration or eny

&35. @stentatious - fond of showing ostentation

&3!. @stracism - shut out from society, refuse to meet, tal

&3%. @strich - fast-running bird unable to fly

&3&. @utset - start

&3'. @erhaul - e*amine thoroughly to learn about the condition

&4). @erweening - presumptuously arrogant, oerbearing, immoderate, being a jer

&4(. @erwhelm - weigh down, submerge

&42. aean - song of praise or triumph

&43. alate - roof of the mouth; sense of taste

&44. alatial - magnificent

&45. alliate - to mae something appear less serious, to alleiate, to gloss oer

&4!. alpability - can be felt, touched, understood


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&4%. alpitate - tremble, beat rapidly and irregularly

&4&. an - flat"oom

&4'. anegyric - formal praise, eulogy

&5). aradigm - a model, e*ample, or pattern

&5(. arenthesis - sentence within another one, something separated

&52. ariah - an outcast, a rejected and despised person

&53. arsimonious - too economical, miserly

&54. artisan - one-sided, committed to a party, biased or prejudiced

&55. atron - regular customer; person who gies support

&5!. aucity - scarcity, a lacing of

&5%. eccadillo - small sin; small weaness in ones character

&5&. edantic - booish, showing off learning

&5'. edestrian - commonplace, trite, unremarable

&!). ellucid - transparent, easy to understand

&!(. enchant - strong inclination, a liing

&!2. enitent - feeling or showing regret

&!3. enurious - poor"stingy

&!4. enury - e*treme poerty

&!5. eregrination - traeling about, wandering

&!!. eremptory - urgent, imperatie, unchallengeable, ending debate

&!%. erennial - lasting for a long time #e.g.. a year$

&!&. erfidious - treacherous, faithless

&!'. erfidy - treachery; breaing of faith

&%). erfunctory - done as a duty without care

&%(. erilous - dangerous

&%2. eripatetic - wandering

&%3. erish - be destroyed; decay


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&%4. erjury - willful false statement, unlawful act

&%5. ermeate - spread into eery part of

&%!. ernicious - harmful, injurious

&%%. erpetrate - be guilty; commit #a crime$

&%&. erseere - eep on steadily, continue

&%'. ersonable - pleasing in appearance, attractie

&&). erspicacity - +uic judging and understanding

&&(. ertain - belong as a part, hae reference

&&2. est - destructie thing or a person who is nuisance

&&3. etrified - taen away power #to thin, feel, act$

&&4. etrify - to mae hard, roclie

&&5. etrous - lie a roc, hard, stony

&&!. etulant - unreasonably impatient

&&%. hilistine - a smug ignorant person; one who lacs nowledge

&&&. hlegmatic - calm, sluggish temperament; unemotional

&&'. icares+ue - inoling cleer rogues or adenturers

&'). ied - of mi*ed colors

&'(. inch - be too tight, tae between the thumb and finger

&'2. ine - waste away through sorrow or illness

&'3. ious - dutiful to parents; deoted to religion

&'4. i+uant - agreeably pungent, stimulating

&'5. i+ue - hurt the pride or self-respect, stir #curiosity$

&'!. itfall - coered hole as a trap, unsuspected danger

&'%. ith - essential part, force, soft li+uid substance

&'&. iotal - of great importance #others depend on it$

&''. lacate - soothe, pacify, calm

')). laintie - mournful, melancholy, sorrowful


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')(. la+ue - flat metal on a wall as a memorial

')2. latitude - a trite or banal statement; unoriginality

')3. lea - re+uest

')4. lead - address a court of law as an adocate

')5. lethora glut

')!. liant - pliable, easily bent, shaped or twisted

')%. lod - continue doing something without resting

')&. luc - pull the feathers off, pic #e.g.. flowers$

')'. lumb - get to the root of

'(). lummet - fall, plunge, steeply

'((. lunge - moe +uicly, suddenly and with force

'(2. oignant - deeply moing; een

'(3. oise - be ready, be balanced, self-possession

'(4. olemical - controersial, argued

'(5. oncho - large piece of cloth

'(!. onderous - heay, buly, dull

'(%. ortent - omen; marelous; threatening

'(&. oseur - someone taing on airs to impress others; a phony

'('. osture - state, attitude; adopt a ain

'2). oerty - state of being poor

'2(. ragmatic - practical, faoring utility

'22. recarious - uncertain, risy, dangerous

'23. recept - moral instruction

'24. recepts - rules establishing standards of conduct

'25. recipitate - throw something iolently down from a height

'2!. reclude - preent, mae impossible

'2%. recursory - preliminary, anticipating


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'2&. redilection - special liing, mental preference

'2'. redominate - hae more power than others

'3). reempt - obtain by preemption or in adance

'3(. reen - tidy"show self-satisfaction

'32. remature - doing or happening something before the right time

'33. reponderance - greatness in number, strength, weight

'34. resage - warning sign

'35. resumption - arrogance

'3!. reternatural - not normal or usual

'3%. realent - common

'3&. rearicate - to e+uiocate, to stray from the truth

'3'. rim - neat; formal

'4). ristine - primitie, unspoiled, pure, as in earlier times unadulterated

'4(. robity - uprightness, incorruptibility, principle

'42. rocliity - inclination

'43. rocrast - ination eeping on putting off

'44. rodigal - wasteful, recless with money

'45. rodigious - enormous, wonderful

'4!. rofane - worldly, haing contempt for 8od

'4%. rofligacy - shameless immorality

'4&. rofligate - wasteful, prodigal, licentious, e*traagant

'4'. rofundity - depth

'5). rofuse - abundant"laish

'5(. roliferate - grow, reproduce by rapid multiplication

'52. roli* - tiring because too long

'53. rone - prostrate; inclined to #undesirable things$

'54. ropagation - increasing the number, spreading, e*tending


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'55. ropin+uity - nearness in time or place, affinity of nature

'5!. ropitiate - do something to tae away the anger of

'5%. ropitiatory - conciliatory, appeasing, mitigating

'5&. ropitious - auspicious, presenting faorable circumstances

'5'. rosaic - eeryday, mundane, commonplace, trite, pedestrian

'!). roscribe - denounce as dangerous

'!(. rotracted prolonged

'!2. roident - frugal; looing to the future

'!3. roisional - of the present time only

'!4. rooe - mae angry; a*

'!5. rudence - careful forethought

'!!. rudish - easily shoced, e*cessiely modest

'!%. rune - dried plum, silly person

'!&. ry - get smth; in+uire too curiously

'!'. ucer - wrinle

'%). ugnacious - fond of, in the habit of fighting

'%(. uissance - strength

'%2. unch - strie with the fist; tool for cutting holes; alc. drin

'%3. unctilious precise, paying attention to triialities

'%4. undit - pedant, authority on a subject

'%5. ungency - sharpness; stinging +uality

'%!. urey - proide, supply

'%%. usillanimous cowardly, craen

'%&. utrefaction - becoming rotten

'%'. yre - large pile of wood for burning

'&). uac - person dishonestly claiming to smth


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'&(. uaff - drin deeply

'&2. uail - lose courage, turn frightened

'&3. ualm - feeling of doubt, temporary feeling of sicness

'&4. uandary - state of doubt or perple*ity

'&5. uell - suppress, subdue

'&!. uibble - try to aoid by sophistication

'&%. uiescence - state of being passie"motionless

'&&. uiescent - at rest, dormant, torpid

'&'. uir - habit or action peculiar to somebody or smth

''). ui*otic - generous, unselfish

''(. uotidian - banal; eeryday

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''2. Babble -mob, crowd; the lower classes of populace

''3. Baconteur - person who tells anecdotes

''4. Badiant - bright, shining

''5. Baffish - low, ulgar, base, tawdry

''!. Bail at - find fault, utter reproaches

''%. Bamify - to be diided or subdiided; to branch out

''&. Bancorous - feeling bitterness, spitefulness

'''. Bant - use e*traagant language

())). Bapacious - greedy #especially for money$

())(. Barefy - to mae thin, to mae less dense, to purify or refine

())2. Bae - act with e*cessie enthusiasm

())3. Beactionary - opposing progress

())4. Bebuff - snub

())5. Becalcitrant - disobedient

())!. Becant - tae bac as being false; gie up


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())%. Becast - cast or fashion anew

())&. Becidiism - relapse into antisocial or criminal behaior

())'. Beciprocity - granting of priileges in return for similar

()(). Becital - performance of music

()((. Becluse - person who lies alone and aoids people

()(2. Becompense - mae payment to; reward, punish

()(3. Beconcile - settle a +uarrel; restore peace

()(4. Becondite - little nown; abstruse

()(5. Becourse - something turned to for help

()(!. Becreancy - cowardice, a cowardly giing up

()(%. Becuperate - become strong after illness, loss, e*haustion

()(&. Bedeem - get bac by payment; compensate

()('. Bedemptie - sering to redeem

()2). Bedoubtable - formidable, causing fear

()2(. Befine - mae or become pure, cultural

()22. Befractory - stubborn, unmanageable, intractable

()23. Befulgent - shining, brilliant

()24. Begale - to delight or entertain; to feast

()25. Begicide - crime of illing a ing

()2!. Beiterate - say or do again seeral times

()2%. Bejuenation - becoming young in nature or appearance

()2&. Belapse -fall bac again

()2'. Belin+uish - gie up

()3). Beluctant - unwilling or disinclined

()3(. Bemonstrate - to protest, object

()32. Bender - delier, proide, represent

()33. Benoate - restore something to better condition


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()34. Benowned - celebrated, famous

()35. Bent - regular payment for the use of smth, diision or split

()3!. Bepast - meal

()3%. Bepel - refuse to accept"cause dislie

()3&. Bepine at be discontented with

()3'. Beproach - scold, upbraid

()4). Beprobate - person hardened in sin; one deoid of decency

()4(. Bepudiate - disown, refuse to accept or pay

()42. Bepulsie - causing a feeling of disgust

()43. Be+uite - repay, gie in return

()44. Bescind - repeal"annul"cancel

()45. Besigned - unresisting, submissie

()4!. Besilience - +uality of +uicly recoering the original shape

()4%. Besole - determine

()4&. Besort to - fre+uently isit

()4'. Bestie - refusing to moe; reluctant to be controlled

()5). Besurrect - bring bac into use

()5(. Besuscitation - coming bac to consciousness

()52. Betard - chec, hinder

()53. Beticent - resered, untalatie, silent, taciturn

()54. Beere - hae deep respect for

()55. Beerent - feeling or showing deep respect

()5!. Biddle - puling person or thing

()5%. Bift - split, crac, dissension

()5&. Biet - fi*, tae up, secure; metal pin

()5'. Boll call - calling of names

()!). Bope - thic strong cord made by twisting


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()!(. Botund - rich and deep; plump and round

()!2. Bubric - heading, title, or category

()!3. Buffian - iolent, cruel man

()!4. Bumple - mae rough

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()!5. Cagacious - haing sound judgment; perceptie, wise; lie a sage

()!!. Calacious - obscene

()!%. Calient - prominent, protruding, conspicuous, highly releant

()!&. Calubrious - healthful

()!'. Calutary - remedial, wholesome, causing improement

()%). Canctimony - Celf-righteousness, hypocritical, with false piety

()%(. Canction - approal #by authority$; penalty

()%2. Canguine - cheerful, confident, optimistic

()%3. Canity - health of mind; soundness of judgement

()%4. Cap - weaen

()%5. Cash - long strip worn round the waist

()%!. Cate - satiate

()%%. Catiate - satisfy fully

()%&. Caturnine - gloomy, dar, sullen, morose

()%'. Caant - person of great learning

()&). Caor - taste, flaor smth

()&(. Cawdust - tiny bits of wood

()&2. Ccabbards - heath for the blade

()&3. Ccent - smell #especially pleasant$

()&4. Ccorch - become discolored"dry up"go at high speed

()&5. Ccribble - write hastily

()&!. Ccury - mean, contemptible


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()&%. Ceal - piece of wa*, lead, etc stamped on the document

()&&. Cecular - material #not spiritual$; liing outside monasteries

()&'. Cedulous - perseering

()'). Ceminal - lie a seed; constituting a source, originatie

()'(. Cententious - short and pithy, full of ma*ims"proerbs

()'2. Ce+uence - succession, connected line of

()'3. Cere - mae hard and without feeling"mouldy flower.

()'4. Cermon - reproing a person for his faults

()'5. Cerrated - haing a toothed edge

()'!. Cerration - haing a toothed edge

()'%. Cerile - lie a slae, lacing independence

()'&. Ceer - brea off

()''. Ceerance - seering

(()). Chaft - arrow or spear, something long and narrow

(()(. Challow - little depth; not earnest

(()2. Chard - piece of broen earthenware

(()3. Cheath - coer for the blade of a weapon or a tool

(()4. Choe - push

(()5. Chrewd - astute; showing sound judgement

(()!. Chrill - sharp, piercing

(()%. Chun - eep away from; aoid

(()&. Chunt - send from one trac to another; lay aside; eade discussion

(()'. Cidestep - step to one side

(((). Cimper - #gie a$ silly"self-conscious smile

((((. Cinuous - winding, undulating, serpentine

(((2. Ciff - small boat

(((3. Cit - short piece of humorous writing


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(((4. Clac - sluggish; dull; not tight

(((5. Clae - to assuage, to satisfy, allay

(((!. Clate - ing of blue-grey stone; propose; criticie

(((%. Cluggard - lay, slow-moing person

(((&. Clur - join sounds"words #indistinct$

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