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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

ALLUDE

  • To refer to casually or indirectly
  • Synonym: suggest
  • Antonym: demand
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CLAIREVOYANT

  • Supernaturally perceptive
  • Synonym:insightful
  • Antonym: blind
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CONCLUSIVE

  • Serving to settle an issue
  • Synonym: decisive
  • Antonym: unsettled
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DISREPUTABLE

  • Not respectable, not esteemed
  • Synonym: disgrace
  • Antonym: honest
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ENDEMIC

  • native or confined to a particular region or people
  • Synonym: indigenous
  • Antonym: alien

EXEMPLARY

  • worthy of imitation, commendable; serving as a model
  • Synonym: praiseworthy
  • Antonym:infamous
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FATHOM

  • to understand, get to the bottom of
  • Synonym: grasp
  • Antonym: confusion

GUILE

  • treacherous, cunning, deceit
  • Synonym: trickery
  • Antonym: candor

INTEGRITY

  • honesty, high moral standards; an unimpaired condition, completeness, soundness
  • Synonym: probity
  • Antonym: dishonesty

ITINERARY

  • route of travel; a record of travel; a guidebook
  • Synonym: schedule
  • Antonym: random

MISCONSTRUE

  • to interpret wrongly, mistake the meaning of
  • Synonym: misjudge
  • Antonym: understand
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OBNOXIOUS

  • highly offensive, arousing strong dislike
  • Synonym: disagreeable
  • Antonym: agreeable

PLACATE

  • To appease, soothe, pacify
  • Synonym: satisfy
  • Antonym: vex

PLACID

  • Calm, peaceful
  • Synonym: Undisturbed
  • Antonym: Stormy
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POTENT

  • powerful; highly effective
  • Synonym: mighty
  • Antonym: weak
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PRETEXT

  • false reason, deceptive excuse
  • Synonym: pretense
  • Antonym: honest

PROTRUDE

  • to stick out, thrust forth
  • Synonym: project, bulge
  • Antonym: intrude

REPARATION

  • A payment made for a wrong or injury
  • Synonym: compensation
  • Antonym: extortion
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STARK

  • harsh, unrelieved, desolate
  • Synonym: grim
  • Antonym: bright
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SUPERFICIAL

  • on or near the surface; concerned with or understanding only what is on the surface, shallow
  • Synonym: slapdash
  • Antonym: deep