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 Day 58: High-Level Vocabulary Practice Flashcards 10 Flashcards |
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Blandishment (noun) |
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Meaning: Flattering speech or actions designed to persuade Example: The salesperson used blandishments to convince her to buy the car. Synonyms: flattery, coaxing, cajolery Antonyms: criticism, insult, reprimand |
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Satiety (noun) |
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Meaning: The state of being fully satisfied or filled Example: After the feast, there was a feeling of satiety among the guests. Synonyms: fullness, satisfaction, surfeit Antonyms: hunger, emptiness, desire |
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Panegyric (noun) |
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Meaning: A public speech or published text in praise of someone or something Example: The panegyric delivered at the ceremony honored her years of service. Synonyms: tribute, eulogy, commendation Antonyms: criticism, condemnation, disapproval |
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Stentorian (adjective) |
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Meaning: Extremely loud and powerful in voice Example: The stentorian announcement could be heard across the entire stadium. Synonyms: booming, thunderous, deafening Antonyms: quiet, soft, muted |
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Excogitation (noun) |
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Meaning: The process of thinking out or devising Example: His excogitation led to an innovative solution for the problem. Synonyms: contemplation, consideration, deliberation Antonyms: neglect, disregard, inattention |
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