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Vocab Unit 6

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VOCAB UNIT 6

VICTORIA NIEDZWIECKI

ADROIT

  • Def: cleverly skillful, resourceful, or ingenious
  • Part of speech: adjective
  • Sentence: He did well in the games because he was adroit.
  • Synonyms: cunning, expert
  • Antonyms: inept, clumsy

AMICABLE

  • Def: characterized by or showing goodwill; friendly; peaceable
  • Part of speech: adjective
  • Sentence: The amicable girl made friends easily.
  • Synonyms: agreeing, civil
  • Antonyms: hostile, unfriendly
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AVERSE

  • Def: having a strong feeling of opposition, antipathy, repugnance
  • Part of speech: adjective
  • Sentence: Ben was very averse about the new proposition.
  • Synonyms: contrary, disliking
  • Antonyms: caring, liking

BELLIGERENT

  • Def: warlike; given to waging war.
  • Part of speech: adjective
  • Sentence: The air was belligerent, with all the dust and smoke.
  • Synonyms: agressive, combating
  • Antonyms: cooperative, kind
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DUPLICITY

  • Def: an act or instance of such deceitfulness
  • Part of Speech: noun
  • Sentence: She thought he passed the duplicity of his past.
  • Synonyms: dishonesty, fraud
  • Antonyms: honesty, trustworthy

CURSORY

  • Def: going rapidly over something, without noticing details; hasty; superficial
  • Part of Speech: adjective
  • Sentence: She was cursory as she read, missing important concepts.
  • Synonyms: brief, careless
  • Antonyms: complete, meticulous
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BENEVOLENT

  • Def: characterized by or expressing goodwill or kindly feelings
  • Part of Speech: adjective
  • Sentence: The benevolent boy volunteered every weekend.
  • Synonyms: chivalous, caring
  • Antonyms: greedy, mean
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EXTOL

  • Def: to praise highly; laud; eulogize
  • Part of Speech: verb
  • Sentence: I couldn't help but extol the lady for fixing my dress.
  • Synonyms: acclaim, applaud
  • Antonyms: blame, criticize

FEASIBLE

  • Def: capable of being done, effected, or accomplished
  • Part of Speech: adjective
  • Sentence: The task was very feasible.
  • Synonyms: achievable, attainable
  • Antonyms: impossible, unreasonable

GRIMACE

  • Def: a facial expression, often ugly or contorted, that indicates disapproval
  • Part of Speech: noun
  • Sentence: Grimace ripped through her face when she hit the ground.
  • Synonyms: frown, pain
  • Antonyms: smile, happy