Week 12

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Week 12

• Entreat (v.) to beg, implore, ask earnestly
  Synonym plead
• Fallible (adj.) capable of being wrong, mistaken,
  or inaccurate Synonyms imperfect, errant
• Fickle -(adj.) liable to change very rapidly,
  erratic marked by a lack of constancy or
  steadiness, inconsistent. Synonyms capricious,
  inconstant, faithless
• Fugitive (n.) one who flees or runs away (adj.)
  fleeting, lasting a very short time wandering
  difficult to grasp. Synonyms (n.) runaway,
  deserter (adj.) lasting, enduring, permanent
• Grimy(adj.) very dirty, covered with dirt or
  soot Synonyms dingy, filthy

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Week 13

• Iota (n.) a very small part of quantity
  Synonyms speck, dab, jot, bit smidgen
  Antonyms flood, deluge, avalanche, glut
• Maul (v.) to beat or knock about, handle
  roughly to mangle (n.) a heavy hammer
  Synonyms (v.) rough up, manhandle, batter
• Potential (adj.) possible, able to happen (n.)
  something that can develop or become a reality
  Synonyms (n.) possibility, capability
  Antonyms (adj.) actual, real, unlikely,
  impossible
• Radiant (adj.) shining, bright giving forth
  light or energy Synonyms glowing, brilliant,
  dazzling, resplendent Antonyms dull,
  tarnished, lackluster
• Rural (adj.) relating to farm areas and life in
  the country Synonyms countrified, rustic
  Antonyms urban, metropolitan, citified

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Week 14

• Substantial (adj.) large, important major,
  significant prosperous not imaginary, material
  Synonyms considerable, tangible, big
  Antonyms minor, insignificant, negligible
• Tactful (adj.) skilled in handling difficult
  situations or people, polite Synonyms
  skillful, diplomatic, discreet Antonyms
  clumsy, boorish, indiscreet
• Tamper (v.) to interfere with to meddle rashly
  or foolishly with to handle in a secret and
  improper way Synonyms monkey with, fool with,
  mess with
• Ultimate (adj.) last, final most important or
  extreme eventual basic, fundamental Synonyms
  farthest, furthest, terminal Antonyms first,
  initial, most immediate, nearest
• Uncertainty (n.) doubt, the state of being
  unsure Synonyms doubtfulness, hesitation
  Antonyms sureness, certainty, confidence

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Week 15

• Anonymous (adj.) unnamed, without the name of
  the person involved (writer, composter, etc.)
  unknown lacking individuality or character
  Synonym nameless
• Browse (v.) to nibble, graze to read casually
  to window-shop Synonyms skim, scan, dip into,
  graze Antonyms pore over, scrutinize
• Dupe (n.) a person easily tricked or deceived
  (v.) deceive Synonyms (v.) fool, mislead,
  hoodwink, delude
• Dynamic (adj.) active, energetic, forceful
  Synonyms vigorous, high-powered Antonyms
  lazy, lackadaisical, lethargic, sluggish
• Eradicate (v.) to root out, get rid of, destroy
  completely Synonyms wipe out, uproot
  Antonyms help, assist, abet

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Week 16

• Frustrate (v.) to prevent from accomplishing a
  purpose of fulfilling a desire to cause
  feelings of discouragement Synonyms thwart,
  foil, baffle, disappoint Antonyms help,
  assist, abet
• Grim (adj.) stern, merciless fierce, savage,
  cruel Synonyms dreadful, frightful, ferocious
  Antonyms mild, merciful, delightful
• Inimitable (adj.) not capable of being copied or
  imitated Synonyms matchless, incomparable,
  unique
• Makeshift (n.) a temporary substitute for
  something else (adj.) crude, flimsy, or
  temporary Synonyms (n.) stopgap, substitute
  Antonyms (adj.) permanent, durable, solid,
  sturdy
• Marginal (adj.) in, at, or near the edge or
  margin only barely good, large, or important
  enough for the purpose Synonyms borderline,
  minimal, peripheral Antonyms central, pivotal,
  focal

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Week 17

• Pending (adj.) waiting to be settled Synonyms
  undecided, unsettled Antonyms settled,
  decided, resolved
• Prescribe (v.) to order as a rule or course to be
  followed to order for medical purposes
  Synonyms specify, appoint, recommend
• Preview (n.) something seen in advance (v.) to
  view beforehand Synonyms foretaste
• Prominent (adj.) standing out as to be easily
  seen important, well-known Synonyms
  conspicuous, noticeable Antonyms
  inconspicuous, unnoticeable, obscure
• Quaint (adj.) odd or old-fashioned in a pleasing
  way clever, ingenious skillfully made
  Synonyms picturesque, peculiar, strange,
  curious Antonyms familiar, commonplace,
  modern, contemporary