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 Day 56: Vocabulary Practice Flashcards 10 Flashcards |
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Jocularity (noun) |
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Meaning: A state of being cheerful and full of fun Example: The jocularity of the comedian kept the audience laughing all night. Synonyms: humor, joviality, merriment Antonyms: seriousness, solemnity, gravity |
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Knavery (noun) |
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Meaning: Dishonest or unscrupulous behavior Example: His knavery led to a loss of trust among his friends. Synonyms: trickery, deceit, fraud Antonyms: honesty, integrity, sincerity |
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Licentious (adjective) |
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Meaning: Lacking legal or moral restraints; promiscuous Example: The licentious behavior at the party shocked the conservative guests. Synonyms: immoral, dissolute, unrestrained Antonyms: moral, virtuous, restrained |
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Mellifluous (adjective) |
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Meaning: Sweet or musical; pleasant to hear Example: The singer's mellifluous voice captivated everyone in the room. Synonyms: harmonious, melodic, soothing Antonyms: harsh, jarring, grating |
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Nihilistic (adjective) |
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Meaning: Rejecting all religious and moral principles; believing life is meaningless Example: His nihilistic views made it difficult for him to form meaningful relationships. Synonyms: pessimistic, cynical, skeptical Antonyms: optimistic, hopeful, idealistic |
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