Ultimate 600 SAT Words: Part 1
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illusory
adjective
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Based on illusion; not real or true.
soothe
verb
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to calm or relieve pain or discomfort
restate
verb
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to say something again in a different way for clarity
ingenious
adjective
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Very clever or inventive.
tough
adjective
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strong and able to endure difficult conditions
ineluctable
adjective
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impossible to avoid or escape
anticipate
verb
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to expect or look forward to something
apprised of
verb
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Informed or notified about something.
mock
verb
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To make fun of or imitate in a cruel way.
amorphous
adjective
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Without a clear shape or form.
deserving
adjective
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worthy of something because of actions or qualities
imperative
adjective
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Absolutely necessary or required; urgent.
self-contradictory
adjective
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Containing opposing or conflicting ideas within itself.
predictable
adjective
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able to be guessed or expected in advance
engender
verb
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to cause or give rise to a feeling, situation, or condition
constrain
verb
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to limit or restrict someone or something
conventional
adjective
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based on usual practices or accepted standards
reciprocate
verb
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to respond to an action by doing something similar in return
rectify
verb
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to correct or fix a mistake or problem
customary
adjective
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According to usual practices or traditions.
unvarying
adjective
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not changing; always the same
placated by
verb
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Calmed or satisfied by someone’s actions or words.
steer
verb
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to guide or control the direction of something
display
verb
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to show or exhibit something clearly
stipulate
verb
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To specify a condition or requirement clearly.
meticulous
adjective
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Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise.
advancement in
noun
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progress or improvement in a field or skill
equivocal
adjective
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open to more than one interpretation; unclear or ambiguous
hideous
adjective
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extremely ugly or unpleasant to look at
accentuate
verb
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to make something more noticeable or prominent
convince
verb
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To persuade someone to believe or do something.
irrelevant to
adjective
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not related or connected to the matter at hand
precede
verb
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to come before something in time or order
critique
noun
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a detailed analysis and assessment of something
testify
verb
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To give evidence or bear witness, especially in court.
trigger
verb
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to cause something to start or happen
objective
adjective
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based on facts, not influenced by personal feelings or opinions
fusion
noun
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the process of joining two or more things into one
irreproachable
adjective
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perfect; free from blame or fault
cited in
verb
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Mentioned or referred to as evidence or example.
concrete
adjective
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real and specific, not abstract or general
unsympathetic to
adjective
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Not showing understanding or concern for others’ feelings.
detect
verb
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to discover or notice something that is not obvious
undermine
verb
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to weaken or damage something gradually
distinctive to
adjective
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clearly different and unique to a person or thing
enduring
adjective
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lasting for a long time; durable
uncertain
adjective
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not sure or definite; having doubt about something
achieved
adjective
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successfully completed or reached a goal
disregard
verb
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to ignore or pay no attention to something
timeworn
adjective
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worn out or damaged because of age or long use
random
adjective
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chosen or done without a specific pattern or reason
dependence on
noun
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relying on someone or something for support or help
designate
verb
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to officially choose or name someone for a role or purpose
credible
adjective
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believable or trustworthy
nebulous
adjective
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vague or unclear in meaning or form
insuperable
adjective
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impossible to overcome or defeat
value
noun
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the importance or worth of something
spectacle
noun
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an impressive or unusual sight or event
persuasive
adjective
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able to convince others to believe or do something
constrict
verb
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to make something narrower or tighter by squeezing
distract
verb
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To draw attention away from something important.
honor
verb
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to show great respect or esteem for someone or something
meager
adjective
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very small or insufficient in amount or quality
simplification
noun
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the process of making something easier or less complex
unavoidable
adjective
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Certain to happen and impossible to prevent.
neutral
adjective
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Not supporting any side in a conflict or dispute.
annotate
verb
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to add notes or comments to a text for explanation or analysis
assess
verb
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to evaluate or estimate the nature or value of something
exposure to
noun
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the state of being introduced to something new or harmful
indifferent
adjective
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showing no interest or concern; unconcerned
unprecedented
adjective
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never done or known before
fluctuate
verb
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To change or vary irregularly in amount or level.
enroll
verb
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to officially join a course, school, or group
dispersed
verb
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Scattered or spread over a wide area.
controversy in
noun
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a public disagreement or debate about a topic
pervasive
adjective
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spreading widely throughout an area or group of people
counteract
verb
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to act against something to reduce its effect
assertive
adjective
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confidently expressing opinions or desires
conflict
noun
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A serious disagreement or argument.
obscure
adjective
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not clear or difficult to understand
unequivocal
adjective
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clear and leaving no doubt
revolted
adjective
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feeling disgust or strong dislike
reproduction
noun
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a copy or duplicate of something original
captivated by
adjective
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completely fascinated or attracted by something
repudiate
verb
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to reject or refuse to accept something as true or valid
equalize
verb
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to make things equal or the same in amount or level
affecting
adjective
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Causing strong feelings of sadness or sympathy.
dismissal
noun
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the act of sending someone away or rejecting an idea
eccentric
adjective
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unusual or strange in behavior or style
conspicuous
adjective
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easily seen or noticed; attracting attention
profound
adjective
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very great or intense in meaning or effect
pristine
adjective
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In its original, clean, and unspoiled condition.
prohibitive in
adjective
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so high or strict that it prevents something from happening
preclude
verb
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to prevent something from happening or make it impossible
exclusive
adjective
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limited to only a particular group or person; not shared
withdraw
verb
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to remove or take back something from a place or situation
nurture
verb
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to care for and encourage growth or development
disguise
verb
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to change appearance to hide identity
irresolvable
adjective
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Impossible to solve or settle.
imposing
adjective
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Impressive in size or appearance; commanding attention.
buttress
verb
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to support or strengthen something
venerate
verb
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to regard with great respect or reverence
indication of
noun
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a sign or piece of information that suggests something
imaginative
adjective
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having a creative and original mind
interdependent
adjective
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relying on each other mutually
homogeneous
adjective
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made up of parts that are all the same or similar
insensible to
adjective
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not aware of or indifferent to something
repository
noun
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a place where things are stored or collected
prestige
noun
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high status or respect earned by achievement
install
verb
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to set up or put in place for use
scrutinize
verb
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to examine something very carefully
hesitant
adjective
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unsure or slow to act because of doubt or uncertainty
disparity
noun
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a noticeable difference or inequality between things
overlook
verb
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to fail to notice or consider something
corroborate
verb
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to support or confirm with evidence
exhaustive
adjective
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including all details; thorough
infer
verb
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to conclude based on evidence and reasoning
manifest in
adjective
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clearly shown or visible in something
minimize
verb
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to reduce something to the smallest amount or degree
antagonistic toward
adjective
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showing opposition or hostility toward someone or something
rarely
adverb
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not often; infrequently
prudence
noun
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careful good judgment that avoids risks
stretching toward
verb
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reaching out or extending in a direction
hastily
adverb
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done quickly without careful thought
familiarize
verb
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to make someone well-acquainted with something
refute
verb
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to prove that a statement or idea is wrong
convening with
verb
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coming together or meeting for a purpose
supposition
noun
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an idea or belief based on limited evidence; a guess
nonstop
adjective
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without stopping or pausing
imitated by
verb
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copied or reproduced the behavior or appearance of someone
startle
verb
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to surprise or frighten suddenly
incentive for
noun
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something that motivates or encourages action
clash with
verb
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to conflict or disagree strongly
verifiable
adjective
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able to be checked or proven true using evidence or facts
reluctant
adjective
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unwilling or hesitant to do something
superficial
adjective
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only on the surface; not deep or thorough
inconspicuousness
noun
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the quality of not attracting attention
modest
adjective
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not large or extreme; moderate in size or amount
unbothered by
adjective
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not disturbed or upset by something
empty
adjective
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containing nothing; having no people or things inside
mitigate
verb
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to make something less severe or harmful
questionable
adjective
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doubtful or uncertain in quality or truth
complaint about
noun
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a statement expressing dissatisfaction or annoyance about something
candor
noun
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honesty and straightforwardness
coincide with
verb
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to happen at the same time or agree exactly
unyielding
adjective
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not giving way under pressure; firm or inflexible
complicated by
adjective
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made more difficult or complex because of something
crumble
verb
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to break into small pieces or fall apart
suspicion
noun
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a feeling that something is wrong or someone is guilty
enhancement
noun
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an improvement that makes something better
genuine
adjective
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real and sincere, not fake or false
partition
noun
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a division or separation into parts
extrapolate from
verb
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to estimate or infer unknown information based on known data
monetizing
verb
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Converting something into money or revenue.
theoretical
adjective
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based on ideas or theory rather than practical experience
reliable
adjective
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able to be trusted or depended on
vindicate
verb
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to clear from blame or suspicion
affinity
noun
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a natural liking or attraction to something
resilience
noun
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the ability to recover quickly from difficulties
heterogeneous
adjective
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made up of different kinds or types; diverse
infinitesimal
adjective
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extremely small; too tiny to measure or notice easily
compensated for
verb
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made up for a loss or deficiency
launch
verb
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to start or introduce something new
assistance
noun
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help or support given to someone
reverence
noun
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deep respect or admiration
momentous
adjective
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very important or significant, especially in effect or consequence
exhaust
verb
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to use up completely or tire out fully
vacate
verb
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to leave a place that you previously occupied
prediction
noun
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a statement about what will happen in the future based on evidence or guesswork
exactitude
noun
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the quality of being perfectly accurate or precise
benevolent
adjective
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kind and generous; showing goodwill
exception
noun
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something that does not follow a rule or pattern
redundancy
noun
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the state of being unnecessary or repetitive
clumsily
adverb
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in a way that is awkward or lacking skill
satiate
verb
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to satisfy fully, especially hunger or desire
appraising
verb
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Evaluating the value or quality of something.
synopsis
noun
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a brief summary or overview of a text or subject
supplant
verb
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To replace or take the place of something.
musical
adjective
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Related to music or having a pleasant sound.
well-behaved
adjective
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acting in a polite and proper way
tenuous
adjective
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very weak or slight; not strong or certain
inconsequential to
adjective
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not important or significant
petition
noun
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a formal request signed by many people appealing for change
recognize
verb
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to identify someone or something seen before
individualistic
adjective
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showing independence and uniqueness in thought or behavior
ineligible
adjective
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not allowed to participate or qualify
uncontroversial
adjective
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not causing disagreement or argument
voluntarily
adverb
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Done by choice or free will, without force.
tenderly
adverb
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in a gentle, caring, or affectionate way
emulate
verb
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to try to equal or excel by imitating
sympathy
noun
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feelings of pity and understanding for someone else's suffering
revelation
noun
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a surprising or unknown fact made known
orthodox
adjective
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following traditional or established beliefs or practices
protect
verb
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to keep safe from harm or danger
calibration with
noun
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adjusting to ensure accuracy or agreement
paucity
noun
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a small amount or scarcity of something
precariousness
noun
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the state of being uncertain or unsafe
conceal
verb
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to hide something from view or knowledge
fabrication
noun
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a false statement or lie made up to deceive
beneficial
adjective
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Producing a good or helpful effect.