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33 Terms
Inchoate
just begun and not fully formed or developed; rudimentary
Incontrovertible
not able to be denied or disputed
Inexplicable
unable to be explained or understood
Infer
to deduce or conclude information from evidence and reasoning
Latent
existing but not yet visible or apparent
Malleable
able to be shaped or influenced
Neophyte
a beginner; a novice
Novel
new and different; original
Novice
a beginner; a person new to a field or activity
Obscure
not well-known; hard to understand or explain
Opaque
not able to be seen through or understood
Paradigm
a typical example or model of something
Portent
a sign or warning that something momentous or calamitous is likely to happen
Precedent
an earlier event or action that sets an example for similar circumstances
Predetermined
established or decided in advance
Predilection
a preference or liking for something; a bias toward something
Presage
a sign or warning of something that will happen in the future
Protean
readily changing form or character; versatile and adaptable
Qualitative
relating to or measured by quality; concerning the nature of something
Quandary
a state of perplexity or uncertainty over what to do
Quantitative
relating to or measured by quantity; concerning amount or number
Quixotic
exceedingly idealistic, unrealistic, or impractical
Scrutinize
to examine or inspect closely and thoroughly
Sentiment
a view or attitude toward a situation, person, or thing
Serendipity
an unexpected or fortunate discovery
Substantiate
to provide evidence or support for something; to verify or prove
Subtle
not obvious or easily noticeable; delicate or refined
Tangential
relating to or only slightly connected to the main topic
Untenable
not able to be defended, maintained, or justified
Validate
to confirm or establish the truth or value of something
Veracity
truthfulness or accuracy
Vestige
a trace or evidence of something that no longer exists
Winnow
to sift through and separate the valuable from the worthless; to eliminate