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 Day 77: High-Level Vocabulary Practice Flashcards 10 Flashcards |
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Hyperbolic (adjective) |
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Meaning: Exaggerated or extravagant in expression or statement Example: His hyperbolic claims about winning the lottery were hard to believe. Synonyms: exaggerated, inflated, overblown Antonyms: understated, realistic, moderate |
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Objurgate (verb) |
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Meaning: To rebuke or scold severely Example: The teacher objurgated the student for not completing the assignment. Synonyms: reprimand, scold, chastise Antonyms: praise, commend, applaud |
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Disconsolate (adjective) |
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Meaning: Without comfort; hopelessly sad Example: She felt disconsolate after her best friend moved away. Synonyms: dejected, despondent, forlorn Antonyms: cheerful, happy, consoled |
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Recrudescence (noun) |
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Meaning: A return of a disease after a period of improvement Example: The recrudescence of the flu virus surprised health officials. Synonyms: relapse, resurgence, renewal Antonyms: improvement, recovery, alleviation |
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Turpitude (noun) |
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Meaning: Depravity or wickedness Example: The politician's turpitude was revealed in the scandal. Synonyms: immorality, corruption, vice Antonyms: virtue, morality, goodness |
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