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 Day 83: Advance Vocabulary Practice Flashcards 10 Flashcards |
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Prolixity (noun) |
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Meaning: The quality of being excessively lengthy or wordy Example: The prolixity of the report made it difficult to understand. Synonyms: verbosity, wordiness, long-windedness Antonyms: conciseness, brevity, succinctness |
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Redintegrate (verb) |
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Meaning: To restore to a state of completeness or unity Example: The community aimed to redintegrate the damaged neighborhoods after the storm. Synonyms: restore, reunite, reconstruct Antonyms: fragment, disintegrate, separate |
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Perfidy (noun) |
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Meaning: Treachery or deceitfulness Example: His perfidy shocked everyone who trusted him. Synonyms: betrayal, treason, duplicity Antonyms: loyalty, faithfulness, honesty |
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Truculency (noun) |
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Meaning: Aggressive or belligerent behavior Example: The truculency of his remarks made the discussion tense. Synonyms: aggressiveness, belligerence, ferocity Antonyms: gentleness, friendliness, peaceableness |
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Hyperbolic (adjective) |
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Meaning: Exaggerated; not meant to be taken literally Example: His hyperbolic claims about the product raised eyebrows. Synonyms: exaggerated, overblown, extravagant Antonyms: understated, realistic, moderate |
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