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DEFINITIONS:
penitent - feeling sorrow for one's own sins and being willing to repent
impeccable - not capable of sin; faultless
vulnerable - susceptible to wounds; open to attack
procrastinate - to put off doing something until a future time; to postpone habitually
pestilent - tending to destroy life; dangerous to the moral, social, or political welfare
indemnify - to protect against or compensate for damage or loss
plaintive - expressing sorrow; mournful
incarcerate - to imprison
exorbitant - going beyond what is reasonable; excessive
intrepid - fearless
strident - loud, harsh, and grating
augment - to make greater, as in size, quantity, and strength; to supplement
imbibe - to drink; to absorb or take in with the senses as if by drinking
elucidate - to make clear or plain especially by explanation
aggrandize - to make greater, as in size, quantity, and strength; to supplement
emanate - to flow forth or originate from a source
extenuate - to lessen the seriousness of the circumstances by giving excuses
abdicate - to officially renounce power or neglect to complete responsibility or duty
denote - to indicate
DEFINITIONS & SYNONYMS:
indomitable - not easily discouraged or defeated; unconquerable
S: determined, invincible, invulnerable, irrepressible, resolute, unbeatable
chicanery - trickery, especially in legal dealings; the use of subterfuge or trickery in debate
S: beguilement, deception, duplicity, fraud, sophistry, stratagem
verdant - green with growing plants or grass; green in color
S: grass-covered, grassy, green, plant-covered, verdurous
entrepreneur - one who organizes and manages a business, assuming the risk of profit or loss
inundate - to cover with water; to overwhelm as if with a flood
S: drown, overpower, overwhelm, submerge
ruminate - to chew the cud; to meditate or reflect on
S: meditate, muse, ponder
trenchant - forceful and effective; keen, penetrating
S: expressive, striking, vigorous; biting, cutting, incisive
egregious - outstandingly bad
S: flagrant, gross, infamous, notorious, outrageous
insurgent - rising in active revolt against constituted authority
S: factious, insubordinate, rebellious
pique - to revoke resentment in
S: anger, annoy, displease, irritate
WORD ANALYSIS: Match prefix, suffix, or root with correct meaning
AM
to love
-ate²
having the quality of
hypo-
under, below
SCI
to know
VEN, VENT
to come
pro-
for, before, forward
JUR
to swear
-ent²
like, pertaining to
OMNI
all
ex-
away from, without, intensive