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 Day 74: Advance Vocabulary Practice Flashcards 10 Flashcards |
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Vituperation (noun) |
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Meaning: Bitter and abusive language Example: The politician faced vituperation from his opponents during the debate. Synonyms: invective, abuse, denunciation Antonyms: praise, compliment, approval |
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Crepuscular (adjective) |
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Meaning: Relating to twilight; active during the twilight hours Example: The crepuscular animals emerged as the sun began to set. Synonyms: twilight, dim, dusky Antonyms: bright, sunny, clear |
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Redolent (adjective) |
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Meaning: Strongly reminiscent or suggestive of something; fragrant Example: The garden was redolent of blooming flowers in the spring. Synonyms: fragrant, aromatic, evocative Antonyms: odorless, unscented, bland |
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Inefficacy (noun) |
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Meaning: The lack of ability to produce the desired effect Example: The inefficacy of the old medicine prompted a search for new treatments. Synonyms: ineffectiveness, impotence, inadequacy Antonyms: effectiveness, efficiency, success |
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Rebarbative (adjective) |
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Meaning: Unattractive and objectionable; off-putting Example: His rebarbative attitude made it difficult for others to work with him. Synonyms: repellent, unpleasant, abrasive Antonyms: pleasant, appealing, charming |
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