VOCAB Part 2 by coleman.sparks

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VOCAB Part 2

Published on Nov 25, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

PROXIMITY

CONSIDERING ITS PROXIMITY TO INDUSTRY, THE WATER IS CLEAR

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HUBRIS

Events since have proved their hubris was woefully misplaced

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INCONGRUOUS

It's an incongruous, yet common combination: Leaders buoyed along by routine while at the same time
constantly scanning their peripheral vision

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INTROVERTED

Jason, on the other hand, was more introverted and reserved.

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KINDLE

he was concerned the bond-buying could kindle future inflation

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LAMPOON

Protesters lampoon the bank's former chief

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LUCRATIVE

they boast more lucrative rates

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MEDIATE

CHIEF CATHERINE ASHTON HAS OFFERED TO MEDIATE AGAIN.

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MOLLIFY

THEY ARE WORKING BEHIND THE SCENES TO MOLLIFY OTHER CRITICS.

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NOTORIOUS

dishcloths are notorious for harboring and breeding germs

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OMINOUS

But to some, there are potentially ominous signs.

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OSTENTATIOUS

Stockholm has ostentatious wealth

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WITTY

HIS WITTY MODERN COOKING SHOWS THE PROUDLY COSMOPOLITAN CHARACTER

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PARAMOUNT

old-fashioned television is still paramount among young people.

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PERPLEXED

SHE WAS PERPLEXED ABOUT WHY MR. SCOTT CHOSE TO RETURN TO THIS ISSUE SO QUICKLY

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PLACID

Mr. Seedman spent his later years in the placid condominium

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POTPOURRI

festival has become a potpourri of American genres, including pop, blues,

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PRODIGY

BEETHOVEN WAS A PRODIGY

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ELUSIVE

HUDINI WAS VERY ELUSIVE

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PUGNACIOUS

True to pugnacious form, Dimon came out fighting.

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