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1.
ALLOCATE(1)
(V.)
2.
ALLOCATE
To set apart or designate for special purpose
Synonym: assign, apportion
Antonym: keep together
I allocated my christmas money for when i want something for my self.
3.
ARDENT(2)
(ADJ.)
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ARDENT
Very enthusiastic, impassioned
Synonym: intense
Antonym: indifferent, apathetic
The ardent Canisius fans cheered on the football team for the whole game.
5.
ASSIDUOUS(3)
(ADJ.)
6.
ASSIDUOUS
Persistent, attentive, diligent
Synonym: industrious
Antonym: lazy, shiftless
The assiduous gymnastics performed perfectly with no mistakes.
7.
BRASH(4)
(ADJ.)
8.
BRASH
Prone to act in a hasty manner, impudent
Synonym: rash, impertinent
Antonym: wary, cautious
Marshawn lynch answer the medias questions with a brash reply.
9.
CAPRICIOUS(5)
(ADJ.)
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CAPRICIOUS
Subject to whims or passing fancies
Synonym: impulsive, unpredictable
Antonym: constant, steady
Tsunamis are capricious and unpredictable
11.
CHASTISE(6)
(V.)
12.
CHASTISE
To inflict physical punishment as a means of correction to scold severely.
Synonym: discipline
Antonym: commend, reward
The mother chastised the boy when he hit his sister.
13.
COPIOUS(7)
(ADJ.)
14.
COPIOUS
Abundant, plentiful, wordy
Synonym: bountiful
Antonym: inadequate, scanty
Bill Gates has an copious amount of cash
15.
DEVIATE(8)
(V.)
16.
DEVIATE
To turn aside, stray from directions
Synonym: veer, swerve
Antonym: confirm to, orthodox
People who drink and drive deviate the law.
17.
EMACIATED(9)
(ADJ.)
18.
EMACIATED
Unnaturally thin
Synonym: gaunt, withered
Antonym: obese
Emaciated people are usually anorexia or have eating disorders
19.
EXULT(10)
(V.)
20.
EXULT
Rejoice greatly
Synonym: revel, glory
Antonym: regret, rue
Everyone in America exulted to the victory of WW2
21.
GNARLED(11)
(ADJ.)
22.
GNARLED
Knotted, twisty, lumpy
Synonym: knotty, contorted
Antonym: smooth, straight
The gnarled shoe lace was difficult to unknot
23.
INDEMNITY(12)
(N.)
24.
INKLING(13)
(N.)
25.
INKLING
A hint, vague notion
Synonym: clue, intimation
Antonym: information
Sherlock Holmes found a inkling during the investigation
26.
LIMPID(14)
(ADJ.)
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LIMPID
Clear, transparent
Synonym: intelligible, lucid
Antonym: mucky
I looked through the limpid water to see the fish
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OMNIPOTENT(15)
(ADJ.)
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OMNIPOTENT
Almighty, unlimited power or authority
Synonym: all-powerful
Antonym: powerless, impotent
The omnipotent united states has much more power than any other country.
30.
PALATABLE(16)
(ADJ.)
31.
PALATABLE
Agreeable to the taste or ones sensibilities
Synonym: appetizing, attractive
Antonym: distasteful
Adding whipped cream or sprinkles makes your ice cream so palatable
32.
POIGNANT(17)
(ADJ.)
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POIGNANT
Deeply affecting, touching
Synonym: hearttrending
Antonym: unaffecting, bland
Seeing the soilder return home, hugging his son, had a poignant effect on me.
34.
RANCOR(18)
(N.)
35.
RANCOR
Bitter resentment, Ill-will
Synonym: animosity, bitterness
Antonym: goodwill
The rancor between cats and dogs cause big fights.
36.
SOPHOMORIC(19)
(ADJ.)
37.
SOPHOMORIC
Immature, overconfident
Synonym: superficial, fatuous
Antonym: mature
Sophomoric kids are annoying and immature
38.
SPONTANEOUS(20)
(ADJ.)
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39.
SPONTANEOUS
Arising naturally, not planned
Synonym: unpremeditated, unplanned
Antonym: planned, premeditated
The spontaneous bruise appeared on my leg randomly.
40.
INDEMNITY(12)
A payment for damage or loss
Synonym: reparation
Antonym: no insurance
Having indemnity is smart when you die
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