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Title: Level E Unit 1 Vocabulary


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Level EUnit 1 Vocabulary
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ADULTURATE
  • Definition (v.) To corrupt, make worse by the
    addition of something of lesser value
  • Synonyms contaminate, pollute
  • Antonyms
  • purify, purge

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AMBIDEXTROUS
  • Definition (adj.) able to use both hands equally
    well, very skillful, deceitful
  • Synonyms versatile, facile
  • Antonyms clumsy, all thumbs, maladroit

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AUGMENT
  • Definition (v.) to make larger, increase
  • Synonyms enlarge, supplement
  • Antonyms decrease, diminish

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BEREFT
  • Definition (adj., part.) deprived of, unhappy
    through loss of something
  • Synonyms bereaved
  • Antonyms replete, well-provided

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DEPLOY
  • Definition (v.) to position or arrange to
    utilize to form up
  • Synonyms station, organize

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DOUR
  • Definition (Adj.) stern, unyielding, gloomy,
  • Synonyms harsh, bleak, forbidding
  • Antonyms cheery, inviting, genial

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FORTITUDE
  • Definition (n.) courage in facing difficulties
  • Synonyms resolve, steadfastness, mettle
  • Antonyms fearfulness, timidity

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GAPE
  • Definition (v.) to stare with open mouth to
    open wide
  • Synonyms gawk, ogle

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GIBE
  • Definition (v.) to utter taunting words (n.) an
    expression of scorn
  • Synonyms ridicule, mock, jeer
  • Antonyms compliment, praise

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GUISE
  • Definition (n.) an external appearance, cover,
    mask
  • Synonyms costume, pretense

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INSIDIOUS
  • Definition (adj.) intended to deceive or entrap
    sly
  • Synonyms cunning, underhanded
  • Antonyms frank, ingenuous, aboveboard

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INTIMATION
  • Definition (n.) a hint, indirect suggestion
  • Synonyms clue, indication, inkling

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OPULENT
  • Definition (adj.) wealthy, luxurious, grandiose
  • Synonyms rich, lavish, plentiful, abundant
  • Antonyms poverty-stricken, wretched

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PLIABLE
  • Definition (adj.) easily bent, flexible, easily
    influenced
  • Synonyms supple, adaptable, resilient
  • Antonyms rigid, inflexible

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REITERATE
  • Definition (v.) to say again, repeat
  • Synonyms restate, rehash, recapitulate

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STOLID
  • Definition (adj.) not easily moved mentally or
    emotionally, dull, unresponsive
  • Synonyms impassive, phlegmatic
  • Antonyms emotional, oversensitive
  • The opposite of love is not hate,
  • it's indifference. The opposite
  • of art is not ugliness, it's indifference.
  • The opposite of faith is not heresy,
  • it's indifference. And the opposite
  • of life is not death,
  • it's indifference.
  •   Elie Wiesel

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TENTATIVE
  • Definition (adj.) experimental in nature
    uncertain, hesitant
  • Synonyms provisional, inconclusive
  • Antonyms definite, conclusive, confirmed

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UNKEMPT
  • Definition (adj.) not combed, untidy, rude
  • Synonyms sloppy, disheveled, rough
  • Antonyms well-groomed, tidy, neat

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VERBATIM
  • Definition (adj., adv.) word for word, exactly
    as written or spoken
  • Synonyms exact, precisely
  • Antonyms paraphrased

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WARILY
  • Definition (adv.) cautiously, with care
  • Synonyms carefully, prudently, gingerly
  • Antonyms recklessly, heedlessly
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